Academics
With an array of undergraduate and graduate programs, as well as summer, international, and precollege offerings, Berklee College of Music provides options for students of all levels to explore and achieve their artistic, academic, and career potential.
Each year Berklee hosts visiting artist events with the most innovative performers and creators working today. Often only open to students, these clinics and master classes are opportunities for you to get an intimate and inside perspective of the industry.
Acclaimed trumpeter, composer, and bandleader Brandon Woody will lead a Berklee student ensemble in a Signature Series concert on October 8.
The acclaimed trumpeter, composer, and bandleader will lead a Berklee student ensemble on October 8 at the Red Room at Cafe 939.
From left to right, Tessa Cullen, Juno Meyers, and Sarah Koury pose beneath production projections during a staged promotional shoot for the David Bowie project.
The Grammy Award winner will be recognized for his work as an innovative and trailblazing artist as well as his acclaimed work as a composer and conductor.
A multi-genre lineup featuring Susan Tedeschi, Tiwa Savage, Fabiola Méndez, Dreion, and more anchors a day of live music and connection for artists, students, alumni, and fans on September 19.
Latoya Lee, director of industry relations, with keynote guest Victoria Monét at Career Jam 2026
The Grammy-winning singer, songwriter, and producer shared how versatility and self-investment can support a sustainable career, kicking off a day of panels, mentoring sessions, and performances.
The Berklee India Exchange will host the Anirudh Varma Collective as part for an Explore Series residency.
The collective will present a workshop on Hindustani classical music and a concert in collaboration with Berklee India Exchange students, alumni, and faculty.
The 2026 Next Jazz Legacy cohort, clockwise from top left: Devon Gates; Alden Hellmuth; Destiny “Lé Queen” Diggs; Lily Finnegan; Sequoia “REDWOOD” Snyder; Siya Charles; Allison Philips
The program has selected seven artists who will receive apprenticeships, mentorships, and professional development opportunities as part of its mission to advance jazz inclusivity.
Grammy Award-winning Cameroonian bassist and vocalist Richard Bona will collaborate with students and faculty in a Signature Series drawing on jazz, pop, and African musical traditions.
The Grammy-winning Cameroonian bassist and vocalist collaborates with students and faculty in a program drawing on jazz, pop, and African musical traditions.