The Music Business program at the Los Angeles College of Music is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate the complex and ever-evolving music industry. The program offers a comprehensive curriculum that covers various aspects of the business side of music, including copyright and licensing, artist management, marketing, and branding. Students learn about the structures and functions of the music industry, including record labels, music publishing, and live event production. The program also emphasizes the importance of digital media and streaming platforms in today's music landscape, providing students with insights into current trends and best practices.

Jubilee College of Music’s Master of Arts in Music degree is designed to develop advanced scholars and ministry leaders who will meet the needs of professional and effective music ministry services around the world. Courses in this 45-hour graduate degree program train students as professional musicians and music scholars with a solid Biblical foundation.

The University of Northern Iowa School of Music is regarded as one of the finest music programs in the Midwest and is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music. Students in this program continue to develop their own comprehensive knowledge of music through study of music theory, history, and analysis within the Graduate Music Core.

Learn to navigate a fast-paced and compelling industry while studying in New York City, the world's music business capital. Combine cross-disciplinary course work in business, finance, the arts, and more, and gain real-world experience working with industry leaders. Tailor your degree with electives in areas such as concert management, promotions, and strategic marketing.