Why study Music abroad?

"International travel is of immeasurable value for developing a well-informed outlook, especially for a creative artist. What ultimately makes a musician interesting is not technical skill so much as awareness of and insight into the human condition. My own musical personality as a composer and performer has been most profoundly influenced by my studies and research in France, Spain and Korea and my travels to many other countries. I strongly encourage students to study abroad, whether it be to study in a particular institution, to learn about other kinds of music, or simply to gain a greater understanding of the world." Professor Christopher Dobrian Department of Music

Recommended Requirements to Fulfill Abroad:	Suggested UCEAP programs
Theory Composition Music and Culture Performance and practice courses	Australia - Australian Universities Barbados - University of the West Indies France - University of Lyon, France Ghana - University of Ghana Ireland - Irish Universities United Kingdom - English Universities United Kingdom - Scottish Universities
Suggested IOP Programs
IES - Milan, Italy IES - Vienna, Austria Syracuse University - Strasbourg, France