School of Music
At Memorial University’s School of Music, we are committed to YOUR development. Through our diverse program offerings and rich community-based programs you will have the freedom and opportunity to explore your passions. In our close-knit and supportive community, you will build life-long friendships as you develop the skills and confidence to express yourself - as a musician, as a scholar, and as a global citizen. Our world-class faculty, dedicated staff, and outstanding facilities are committed to helping you create the future you imagine.
News
Dr. Karen Bulmer, who has acted as interim dean of the School of Music since June 2021, begins a five-year term effective Nov. 5, 2024.
“Dr. Bulmer is an experienced educator, administrator and performer with diverse experience at Memorial,” - Dr. Jennifer Lokash, provost and vice president (academic).
For more information, please visit the Gazette.
We are pleased to announce NEW pilot admissions requirements to our Bachelor of Music program! All applicants to the School of Music must first meet the general admission requirements for Memorial University. Interested in applying but don't meet Memorial University's general admission requirements? Starting with fall 2025, applicants to the School of Music's Bachelor of Music program may be able to take advantage of modified admission requirements through a new pilot admissions process.
Visit here for more information. Any questions? Email us at music@mun.ca.
Congratulations to #MUNGrad2024 Erin Lee! Erin is graduating this fall as part of the first cohort of the joint bachelor of business administration and bachelor of music program (now bachelor of commerce and bachelor of music joint degree program). Read all about it in the Gazette!
“I want to keep music and art and creative expression in my life… there is a dire need for musicians and artists to have proficient business skills in today’s world. I’m proud there is such a trailblazing degree program in Newfoundland and Labrador.”
Read all about how this unique program, the only one of its kind in Canada, has helped Erin discover her purpose, which she hopes will make a positive change in the world.