UGA Music Business Program

The purpose of the program is to develop business leaders for the music industry. By integrating content from a variety of disciplines, the program will create an intellectual synergy beyond what students can achieve in either the current business or music programs separately. Success in the music business requires a broad array of knowledge from a variety of diverse fields. The purpose of the Interdisciplinary Certificate then is draw together these diverse and distinct areas of content into a coherent curriculum, providing students an opportunity that they otherwise would not have.
UGA's Music Business Program began in January 2006 as an interdisciplinary certificate program organized and operated by the university's Terry College of Business and the Hugh Hodgson School of Music in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences. Students take seven classes, a mix of basic business and music courses, including the music business I and II courses designed by co-directors Steve Dancz and Bruce Burch.
In addition to guest lectures from prominent figures in the music industry, students gain real-world music industry experience through internships with record labels, promoters, studios and other companies. Students are also asked to find local artists with potential and promote them through their student-run record labels.
-Taken from The UGA Music Business Website

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