The Washington State University (WSU) School of Music, established in 1901, offers a strong tradition of excellence in music education at both undergraduate and graduate levels. Students benefit from studying with an internationally recognized faculty and utilizing state-of-the-art facilities. The school is dedicated to preparing the next generation of performers, educators, and composers, with graduates pursuing successful careers in teaching, performing, touring, and recording worldwide. Many recent undergraduate music education students achieve near 100% placement in teaching positions across the country.
Graduates of the WSU School of Music are equipped for diverse careers in the music industry, including teaching at university and school levels, performing professionally, touring internationally, and recording music. Many alumni hold prominent positions in educational institutions and performance venues across the country and globe.
Graduates can pursue diverse careers such as professional performers, educators at university and school levels, composers, and music teachers. Many alumni hold prominent positions globally, with undergraduate music education graduates achieving nearly 100% placement in teaching roles.
The WSU School of Music has a long-standing tradition of musical excellence, established in 1901.
Students benefit from studying with an internationally recognized faculty.
Students have access to state-of-the-art facilities for their musical education and practice.
For specific questions regarding undergraduate and graduate degree programs, please contact music@wsu.edu directly.