California State University, Dominguez Hills Music Education
California State University, Dominguez Hills

California State University, Dominguez Hills

Music Education

Carson, USA

Bachelor's degree

English

01 May 2026

On-Campus

Key Summary

    About : The Music Education program combines theory and practice to provide students with essential skills for teaching music. It emphasizes pedagogical methods, music history, and performance, allowing for a comprehensive understanding of music education. The program caters to those seeking to enhance their qualifications in this field through hands-on experience and academic study.
    Career Outcomes : Graduates can pursue various career paths, including positions as music teachers in schools, private instructors, or roles in educational administration. They may also explore opportunities in music therapy, community music, or arts organizations to apply their knowledge and skills effectively in diverse settings.

Music Education

The music program is affiliated with the Division of Performing, Visual and Digital Media Arts at CSU Dominguez Hills.

Students majoring in Digital Media Arts with an option in audio recording, or electronic music synthesis may choose the minor in music.

A Master of Arts in Arts and Humanities is offered by the College or Arts and Humanities. It is possible to have an emphasis in music while broadening your knowledge in the other humanities.

The objectives of the music program are:

  1. To offer music courses for both the General Education program and the department that develop cultural knowledge and professional skills.
  2. To provide each music student with a broad knowledge of music history and theory.
  3. To improve the musicianship skills of each music student.
  4. To give students opportunities for hands-on experience with current music and media-related technologies.
  5. To provide music students with career-oriented skills for use in the music industry.
  6. To provide courses appropriate for the training of music teachers for studios and private and public schools.
  7. To provide opportunities for the entire University community to experience music as a means of personal fulfillment.