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3801 West Temple Avenue
Pomona,California 91768
(909) 869-3548
admissions@csupomona.edu

DEGREES OFFERED

Bachelor of Music in Performance

Bachelor of Music in Composition

Bachelor of Music in Pedagogy/Music Education

Bachelor of Arts in Music Industry Studies

Bachelor of Arts in General Music Studies

Minor in Music


The music department is proud to offer coursework leading to a Bachelor of Arts degree in Music. We have over 280 majors choosing career paths in music education, music industry studies (including recording, production, and business), and music performance (including vocal, instrumental/world, guitar, keyboard, commercial music and music theatre). In the Cal Poly Pomona tradition of "learn by doing", music majors are given a variety of hands-on experiences through internships in the music industry, field experiences in teaching, and master classes with renowned artists. Our general education classes, such as Introduction to Music, Music Appreciation and World Music, as well as our ensembles are open to all university students, regardless of major.

Faculty Info:

David Kopplin, Susan Ali, Rickey Badua, Janine Riveire, Isaac Schankler, Nadia Shpachenko, Niké St. Clair, Jessie Vallejo, Evan Ware, Arthur Winer.



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