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Music & Technology Bachelor's Degree

Program Details

Degree

Bachelor of Arts

Available

On campus

Contact

Office of Undegraduate Admissions1.201.216.8348[email protected]
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Powered by engineering and grounded in theory, Stevens' bachelor's degree in music and technology encourages students to learn through artistic experimentation.

Housed in the College of Arts and Letters, these classes teach next-generation skills, and alumni excel within meaningful careers throughout the music and sound design industries.

Join a community of musicians who use technology and engineering to inspire progress.

Tech-Powered Curriculum

Expect an environment that celebrates creativity, collaboration, and exploration. Music and technology students mix tracks in professional studios, produce movie scores, and play with virtual reality and audio spatialization. Students learn through practice, and studio-based lessons underpin the program's dedication to music theory and instrumentation.

See the details and requirements of the music and technology bachelor’s degree in Stevens' academic catalog.

Careers of Tomorrow

Graduates of the Class of 2021 earned an average starting salary of $72,300. The program's alumni work as sound engineers, producers, composers, orchestrators, programmers, instrument designers, studio proprietors, sound designers, and audio content developers.

Companies that have hired recent graduates include Disney ABC Television Group, NBC Universal, Netflix, Nokia Bell Labs, Sony, Time Magazine, Ultra Records, and Vice Media.

Explore Music & Technology at Stevens

Classes challenge students to grow into thoughtful and nimble professionals, trained in production, composition, and sound design. Graduates advanced their careers with well-earned, technological expertise.