Music Studies in Canada

Hundreds of Canadian universities offer specialized professional programmes in Music Studies and there are several bachelor, master and doctoral level programmes available in these universities.

Wilfrid Laurier University; Memorial University of Newfoundland; Vancouver Island University and University of Manitoba offer a bachelor level programme, Bachelor of Music while Canadian Mennonite University; Mount Allison University; Acadia University; Dalhousie University; Algoma University; St. Francis Xavier University; Laurentian University of Sudbury; University of Regina; University of Saskatchewan; St. Thomas More College; McMaster University; University of Waterloo; McGill University; University of Windsor; Redeemer University College and University of Toronto are popular for the course, BA in Music.

University of Prince Edward Island; Queen’s University; University of Guelph; Brock University; Lakehead University; Trinity Western University; Brandon University are well known for the courses such as BA in Music in Arts; BA in Music and Bachelor of Music.

Courses such as BA in Music; MA in Music; PhD in Music and Bachelor in Music are available at the University of British Columbia and University of Alberta while the King’s University College and University of Calgary offer BA in Music; Bachelor in Music and Master in Music.

University of Lethbridge is highly reputed for the degree courses such as Bachelor of Music in Digital Audio Arts; Bachelor of Music in Music; Bachelor of Arts in Music; Bachelor of Education in Music/Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts in Music and Master of Music.

Other major courses available in the field of “Music Studies” include Certificate in Music and Diploma in Music (Kwantlen Polytechnic University and Bishop’s University); BA in Music Studies and BFA in Music Studies (Concordia University and York University); BFA Combined Music/Computer Science and Bachelor of Music(University of Victoria); MA in Music and Culture (Carleton University); Honours BA with specialization in Music (University of Ottawa) and Bachelor of Musical Arts and MA in Musicology (University of Western Ontario).