BA Musicin Jazz Studies

4 Years On Campus Bachelors Program

University of Hartford

Program Overview

The jazz studies program, founded by American jazz saxophone great Jackie McLean, is one of the nation's top programs in jazz music. Under the tutelage of Hartt's jazz faculty, who are also active performers, students have the opportunity to perform continually throughout their undergraduate career. The program focuses on the jazz and African-American idioms and includes special courses on improvisation, music history, jazz transcriptions, and arranging. Students interact with internationally recognized jazz musicians in their weekly classes, and through special workshops and master classes. Students find additional inspiration in the unique cultural relationship the school has with Hartford's community-based Artists Collective, an organization dedicated to the promotion of African and Caribbean art forms.

Program Key Stats

$43914 (Annual cost)



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Eligibility Criteria

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6.5
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Additional Information & Requirements

Career Options

  • Arts administrator
  • Broadcast engineer
  • Community arts worker
  • Event manager
  • PPC specialist

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