We pursue the acquisition of basic knowledge of music and performance skills required in actual performances as it is relates to a wide-range of music genres. As practical subjects, we teach voice, piano, and the general techniques of musical instruments, providing additional training in piano and voice in 45-minute individual lessons conducted weekly.

When considering future career paths, students opt for seminars related to Music Therapy or Musical Application in the third year. In addition to pursuing and deepening their research acumen through seminars, students engage in a practical study of specialized content through practicums in Music Therapy in the first year. In the third and fourth years, fullscale music therapy sessions are conducted for clients.

Professionals in music include music therapists, management coordinators of cultural programs, and teachers. There are also general settings wherein specialized knowledge and skills in music can be utilized. Internships and work experiences are independently provided by the School of Music, in addition to those provided by the Career Center, to strengthen the support given to students in finding employment.