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.
Members of this year's graduating class reflect on their proudest moments at Berklee and look ahead to what's next.
From left to right (back row): Kino Billon, district executive, Santander Bank; Benjamin McCoy, commercial banking relationship manager, Santander Bank; Berklee students Samuel Brennen, Jonah Gangi, Neo Pono, and Jupiter Montalvo; Leah Daly, head of corporate responsibility and sustainability, Santander US; Kjudi Ibrahami, district executive, Santander Bank. From left to right (front row): Berklee students Emily Rodriguez, Sofia Ballestas, and Natasha Vázquez Ramirez.
The $400,000 grant offers students access to experiential learning opportunities within the professional industry and the chance to study at Berklee Valencia.
The New Orleans native, who was named the 2026 student commencement speaker for Boston Conservatory at Berklee, talks about how dance has transformed him.
The Indian composer, who was named the 2026 student commencement speaker for Berklee College of Music, talks about how she's pushed through others' limiting beliefs to follow her dreams.
JimmyBoy, who will take the stage at the Governors Ball in New York City, performing at this year's BPMI Annual Showcase.
As part of the Berklee Popular Music Institute, students will perform at Lollapalooza, Governors Ball, Warped Tour, and other festivals this spring and summer.
The Argentine film and game composer talks about working on League of Legends, receiving Berklee’s BMI Award, and the lifelong bond with his twin brother.