BM in Music Therapy

Course Overview Ohio University's Music Therapy program, established in 1951, is one of the nation's oldest and most respected degree paths. It prepares students for a successful career through a rigorous curriculum that blends musical excellence with clinical science. Graduates are equipped to use music as a therapeutic tool to enhance the cognitive, socio-emotional, and physical well-being of clients. Key Program Highlights Pioneering legacy as one of the first music therapy programs in the United States Comprehensive curriculum integrating music theory, psychology, and human biology Extensive hands-on training with over six semesters of pre-internship clinical experience A required six-month professional internship with university-supported partnerships Preparation for a rewarding career applying music to restore and enhance client functioning