Bachelor of Music in Music for New Media
Johns Hopkins University · MD · MUSIC-NEW-MEDIA-BACHELOR-MUSIC
Bachelor of Music in Music for New Media is a Undergraduate degree at Johns Hopkins University, MD. It covers areas like media production, digital media, music performance, music theory, media studies, media law. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
Johns Hopkins University
Undergraduate
What you'll study in Bachelor of Music in Music for New Media
Example subjects: Introduction to Digital Video Production: Visual Language, Major Lessons 3/4 Hour, Exploring Arts Careers, Building a Brand and Portfolio, Pitching Your Creative Idea (UG), Core 1, Core 2, Music for New Media 1, Music for New Media 2, Music for New Media 3, Music for New Media 4, The Tools of New Media 1.
Frequently asked questions
What will I study in Bachelor of Music in Music for New Media?
Bachelor of Music in Music for New Media covers areas like music-theory, music-performance, media-production, digital-media, instruments, instrumentation, software-fundamentals, media-studies.
Who offers Bachelor of Music in Music for New Media?
Bachelor of Music in Music for New Media is offered by Johns Hopkins University, MD.
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