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.
“I thought graduating with a double major would be the key to success,” Carlos Perez de Anda BM ’14 tells his sister Andrea, “but it was the relationships I built that truly opened doors.”
Students and faculty at the Emerging Artist Intensive at the Miami Art Studio
Image by John Parra/Getty Images, courtesy of the Latin Grammy Cultural Foundation
Sponsored by TikTok, the immersive learning experience gave aspiring music creators insights into song production, the music business, and stage performance techniques.
Brent Havens ’77 leads a symphony orchestra in a performance of the music of Led Zeppelin.
In back-to-back programs in Boston and Valencia, Spain, guitarist Miles Sam sharpened his craft, expanded his community, and set the stage for the next phase of his artistic life.
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MAMO is one of seven Berklee acts performing at the Snowport holiday market.
The performances are a result of a partnership between the Snowport, Mohegan Sun, and the Berklee Popular Music Institute.
From left to right: Berklee Assistant Chair of Screen Scoring Oleg Smirnov; Dean of Professional Writing and Music Technology Rodney Alejandro; Mychael Danna; student scholarship recipient Alan Catz; BMI Vice President, Creative, Film, TV, and Visual Media Tracy McKnight; and Screen Scoring Chair Sean McMahon.
Berklee’s Sean McMahon and BMI’s Tracy McKnight presented the BMI Film Scoring Scholarship to student composer Alan Catz at the event.
Next Jazz Legacy's 2024 cohort (from left to right): Nicole McCabe, Eliza Salem, Ciara Moser, Yvonne Rogers, Kanoa Mendenhall, Amyra León, and Christie Dashiell, with Terri Lyne Carrington (center)
Backed by a $1.25 million Mellon Foundation grant, the initiative from New Music USA and the Berklee Institute of Jazz and Gender Justice supports women and nonbinary artists through mentorships with jazz innovators.
Students from X-change and B-Girls, two groups formed out of the K-Pop Idol Project, pose at Berklee's 2024 fall K-Pop & Beyond Summit.
The diversity of the artists involved in the collaborative K-Pop Idol project, which developed the two groups, reveals the growth of the Hallyu community at Berklee.