An avant-garde perspective combining music to all fields of media. Students will master the art of relaying music information via radio, tv, journalism, and the Internet.

Admission Requirements
In addition to the University admission requirements, prospective candidates must complete any remedial English course(s), during their first year of enrollment. Students who fail to meet these requirements will not be allowed to proceed to the degree courses in Musimedialogy and other majors in the Departments of the Faculty of Architecture, Art & Design.

Also, prior to admission, applicants will be subject to a practical evaluation, which covers instrument, voice and musical background.

Graduation Requirements
To receive the degree of Bachelor of Arts in Musimedialogy, a student must complete a total of 124 credits with a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.3/4.0 in all Major Courses. Any major course with a grade of less than C- must be repeated. The 124 credits necessary for graduation are divided as follows:

General Education Requirements (GER) (27 cr.)

The GER are distributed as follows: Sophomore English: ENL 213 & ENL 230 (6 cr.)
Cultural Studies: Religion + four courses from the following areas: Arabic or Western Literature or Philosophy or Cultural Sequence or Art or Music, etc… (15 cr.)
Basic Science: Two courses from the following areas: Environmental Science, Nutrition, Health, Astronomy, Music Archeology, Phonetics (ear and vocal cords), Geology, Psychology, etc… (6 cr.)

Foundation Year (24 cr.)

MUA 254, MUS 211, MUS 214, MUS 221, MUS 222, MUS 223, MUS 224, MUS 232, MUS 233, MUS 234, MUS 244, MUS 245.

The student must complete all Foundation courses with a grade of 2.3/4.0 or above. Students who fail to meet the above requirements will be asked to repeat the Foundation Studies for only one additional year or change the major.

Major Requirements (67 cr.)

COA 252, JOU 310, JOU 370, JOU 410, JOU 480, MUM 350, MUM 354, MUM 355, MUM 437, MUM 447, MUM 448, MUM 457, MUS 324, MUS 331, MUS 334, MUS 341, MUS 342, MUS 343, MUS 352, MUS 353, MUS 382, MUS 384, MUS 441, MUS 444, MUS 452, MUS 453, MUS 454, MUS 455, MUS 475, MUS 490.

Free Electives (6 cr.)

Suggested Program

Year I
Fall Semester (18 Credits)
MUS	211	Applied Music Instrumental or Vocal I	1 cr.
MUS	222	Theory of Music I	1 cr.
MUS	223	Sight Singing and Ear Training I	1 cr.
MUS	224	History and Analysis of Western Music: Medieval – Baroque Period	3 cr.
MUS	214	Introduction to Musicology	3 cr.
MUA	254	History of Arabic Music I	3 cr.
___	___	GER	3 cr.
ENL	213	Sophomore Rhetoric (GER)	3 cr.
Spring Semester (18 Credits)
MUS	221	Applied Music Instrumental or Vocal II	1 cr.
MUS	232	Theory of Music II	1 cr.
MUS	233	Sight Singing and Ear Training II	1 cr.
MUS	234	History and Analysis of Western Music: Classical Period	3 cr.
MUS	244	Ethnomusicology	3 cr.
MUS	245	Musical Forms	3 cr.
ENL	230	English in the Workplace (GER)	3 cr.
___	___	GER	3 cr.
Summer Session (9 Credits)
___	___	GER	3 cr.
___	___	GER	3 cr.
___	___	GER	3 cr.
Year II
Fall Semester II (18 Credits)
MUS	331	Applied Music Instrumental or Vocal III	1 cr.
MUS	342	Harmony I	1 cr.
MUS	343	Sight Singing, Rhythmic Chanting, and Ear Training III	1 cr.
MUS	324	History and Analysis of Western Music: Romantic and Post-Romantic Period	3 cr.
MUM	355	Audio techniques	3 cr.
MUS	382	Methodology (research methods) of Music	3 cr.
MUM	354	Organology of Music	3 cr.
___	___	Free Elective	3 cr.
Spring Semester II (18 Credits)
MUS	341	Applied Music Instrumental or Vocal IV	1 cr.
MUS	352	Harmony II	1 cr.
MUS	353	Sight Singing, Rhythmic Chanting, and Ear Training IV	1 cr.
MUS	334	History and Analysis of Western Music: 20th Century and Contemporary Music	3 cr.
MUM	350	Audio-Video Workshop	3 cr.
JOU	310	Newswriting and Reporting I	3 cr.
___	___	Free Elective	3 cr.
___	___	GER	3 cr.
Summer Session II (8 Credits)
JOU	480	Journalism Internship	1 cr.
MUS	454	Instrumentation	3 cr.
___	___	GER	3 cr.
MUS	452	Harmony III	1 cr.
Year III
Fall Semester III (17 Credits)
MUS	441	Applied Music Instrumental or Vocal V	1 cr.
MUS	453	Sight Singing, Rhythmic Chanting, and Ear Training V	1 cr.
MUM	447	Survey of Art Schools	1 cr.
JOU	370	Newspaper production	2 cr.
MUS	444	Philology of Music	3 cr.
MUS	475	Acoustics of Music	3 cr.
MUS	384	Research Seminar	3 cr.
COA	252	Public Relations	3 cr.
Spring Semester III (18 Credits)
MUS	455	Orchestration	3 cr.
JOU	410	Newswriting and Reporting II	3 cr.
MUM	457	Radio and Television Music Casting	3 cr.
MUS	490	Senior Project	3 cr.
MUM	437	Art Management	3cr.
MUM	448	Musical Criticism	3 cr.