Music Department
Associate Degree(s) in Core Curriculum with pathway courses
| Pathway | Catalog | Campus |
|---|---|---|
| Music | G | |
| Music Education | G |
The campus designation code indicates that the degree can be completed on that campus or online, as indicated.
*Degree requires visits to multiple campuses.
OnlineBachelor’s Degrees may be started on any campus and can only be completed in Dahlonega or Gainesville (coded below).
| Bachelor's Degree Title | Catalog | Campus |
|---|---|---|
| B.A. in Music | D | |
| B.S. in Music Education(Choral Track) | D | |
| B.S. in Music Education(Instrumental Track) | D |
The campus designation code indicates that the degree can be completed on that campus or online, as indicated.
*Degree requires visits to multiple campuses.
Online| Program Name | Catalog | Campus |
|---|---|---|
| Music Minor |
The campus designation code indicates that the degree can be completed on that campus or online, as indicated.
*Degree requires visits to multiple campuses.
Online-
English professor pens book on jazzAs a literature professor, jazz lover, and tenor saxophonist, Dr. Jürgen E. Grandt has combined his life's work and hobby in a new book. "Gettin' Around: Jazz, Script, Transnationalism," published by
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CURCA mini-grants fund various undergraduate research projectsSearching for snakes with fungal diseases in Smithgall Woods State Park, investigating the effect cigarette smoke has on bladder cancer, and figuring out if a virus can kill bacteria are a few of the
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President Jacobs awards research grants to faculty and staffUniversity of North Georgia President Bonita Jacobs in January awarded 38 grants totaling more than $360,000 through the Presidential Incentive Awards to faculty and staff members in support of academ
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Student musicians to hear and learn from professionalsUniversity of North Georgia (UNG) students will have the opportunity to hear seven professionals and even learn from a few on the Dahlonega and Gainesville campuses in spring 2019. Guest artist recita
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Schoening book explores presidential campaign musicDr. Benjamin Schoening, associate professor of music at the University of North Georgia, and Eric T. Casper, associate professor of political science at University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, examined th