音乐教育学士-爵士

音乐学院提供两个学位：音乐学士学位（Mus.Bac。）和表演音乐学士学位（Mus.Bac.Perf。）。考入表演音乐学士学位的学生从一年级开始就读。
The Faculty of Music offers two degrees: the Bachelor of Music (Mus.Bac.) and the Bachelor of Music in Performance (Mus.Bac.Perf.) Students admitted into the Bachelor of Music in Performance begin their concentrations in first year, however, those admitted to the Bachelor of Music, with the exception of those admitted into Music Education (Classical & Jazz), Composition, and Comprehensive Studies -Jazz, enter a Common Year during which they embark on their core requirements and explore options to help determine a specific concentration in History, Culture & Theory or Comprehensive Studies. Students intending to pursue Music Education (Classical) or Composition also have the option of beginning their concentrations in Year 2, after completing the Common Year. All students must complete a set of core requirements (Basic Music courses) comprising courses drawn from history, theory and performance. In short, this constitutes a prescribed educational foundation that everyone is required to have in common.<br>The U of T Music Education program boasts an excellent, well-rounded curriculum which provides an exceptional student experience that is flexible and personalized. Our distinguished faculty bring a wide variety of professional experience as educators, performers, entrepreneurs, and researchers to enrich the learning environment.<br>The Music Education program has a rich and varied offering of courses designed to prepare thoughtful, musically sensitive, passionate, and technically skilled music educators who engage in music teaching and learning at all levels and in many contexts. The Music Education program is designed to provide students with both breadth and depth in their musical studies. Students may identify an area (or areas) of specialty within Music Education (for example: Elementary, Choral, Instrumental, Music from other Tra- ditions), but they are also encouraged to explore the richness of musical experiences offered. Small classes, a fine balance between theoretical versus practical courses and ongoing mentorship are highlights of the program.