Each of these programs includes a strong component of music history and theory which equips the graduate to succeed in a variety of music related professions. Career Options Students graduating with a Bachelor of Arts degree in music have a wide variety of professional opportunities before them. Armstrong graduates have pursued advanced degrees in church music, music education and performance. The BA degree also qualifies the graduate to pursue study in areas such as music library studies, music management, and commercial music. The department also has an active jazz music program with ample performance opportunities in the community.
Many graduates also pursue careers as private music teachers or as church musicians.
It is also possible, with careful selection of electives, to fulfill the requirements for the Bachelor of Music Education degree with only two or three additional semesters of study. Course of Study For the Bachelor of Arts in music degree, all students must complete the liberal arts core curriculum requirements mandated by the Board of Regents. In Area F of the core, there are 12 hours of music course requirements. There are also specific performance requirements in each degree program. Features The location of Armstrong Atlantic State University in Savannah provides the music student with an excellent opportunity to hear top professional musicians perform.