The WVSU Department of Music offers two degrees — the BFA in Music Performance and the BS in Music Education.

Music performance majors prepare for careers as professional performers and studio music teachers, developing exceptional skill on their major instrument. Music performance majors take courses in performance, theory, history, conducting, literature, pedagogy, and technology. Please click the links below to see the requirements for the degree and the suggested semester-by-semester outline to graduation.
 
BFA in Music Performance Curriculum Sheet
BFA in Music Performance Suggested Course Outline (Vocal)
BFA in Music Performance Suggested Course Outline (Instrumental)

Music education majors prepare for careers in elementary, middle, and high school music teaching by becoming sound musicians, cultured individuals, and conscientious pedagogues suited to teach and inspire young students with the power of music. Music majors take courses in education, performance, theory, history, conducting, and technology. Please click the links below to see the requirements for the degree and the suggested semester-by-semester outline to graduation.
 
BFA in Music Education Curriculum Sheet
BFA in Music Education Suggested Course Outline

Note: the BS in Music Education Degree is awarded by the Education Department within the College of Professional Studies. Please refer to the Education Department website for additional essential information about this degree.

For additional information about music degrees at WVSU, please contact Dr. Scott Woodard, Music Department Chair, at 304-766-3190 or vial email at scott.woodard@wvstateu.edu