Program Overview

Music engineers use technology to produce and compose music through both traditional and non-traditional means.

Johnson University’s Bachelor of Music Technology equips students to use musicianship skills, live audio production, studio production, computer science and electrical engineering, and digital/electronic instrument construction skills in a variety of music production-focused professions.

Graduates are prepared for strategic positions in live and studio production and postproduction as well as digital/electronic instrument design, repair, and customization.

Every undergraduate student pursuing a four-year degree at Johnson earns a double major – a major in Bible and Theology and a major of their choice, like Music Technology. Click here to learn more about the Bible and Theology major.

Communication and Creative Arts

Programs

Associate Degrees

Bachelor's Degrees