Music Minor
Minor Programs: Music, Theater & Performance Studies, and Performing Arts
DPA offers three minors. The requirements for a minor in Music or Theater & Performance Studies include a combination of scholarly and creative courses. The Performing Arts minor is designed for students working across various performing arts disciplines, including Theater and Performance Studies, Music, Dance, and Public Speaking. The Performing Arts minor includes three 3-credit courses in any of these four disciplines and three additional courses from any other area/s in the department. Four 1-credit Music or Dance performance credits or three 1-credit Theater performance credits may be bundled into a single 3-credit course upon request by the student to their dean. Performing Arts Minors concentrating in TPST, Music, or Dance can count up to two total bundles toward the degree (either each bundling from a different performing arts field or, if approved by the Program Director, two in the same field.)
For course listings for Music and Theater, see the Schedule of Classes
Minor in Music
The Music Program at Georgetown offers a minor that combines courses in music history, criticism, theory, composition, audio technology, and performance. Students who choose this minor can specialize in various musical forms linked to American culture (including jazz, rock, dance, film, and popular music), music from around the world, and Western European art music spanning the 17th century to the present. Students may count four 1-credit performance ensembles as one upper-level course.