School of Music | College of The Arts | University of South Florida
Success Stories
By providing hands-on education, real-world practice, and mentoring, the USF College of The Arts offers students the opportunities they need to grow in their professions and pursue their passions. The stories above highlight the experiences and accomplishments of many students and alumni to help inspire you to take the next step in your own success story.
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Students playing saxophones as part of the Jazz Ensemble during a Monday Night Jazz Series performance.
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Percussionists perform as part of the Herd of Thunder marching band at Homecoming.
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Course Descriptions
Academic & Research Programs
Develop as a musician at the School of Music, where educational and performing opportunities abound. Located in one of the most artistically active areas in Florida, grow your artistic excellence within a thriving music community.
USF School of Music
Where Creativity Becomes Your Career
Always Something to Experience
The Arts at USF produces almost 300 events each year, including concerts, performances, exhibitions, talks, conferences, masterclasses, and festivals—all open to students and the Tampa Bay community. Plan your next visit to experience the talent of our student and faculty productions, and enjoy work, discourse and public art by leading international artists and scholars.
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The Contemporary Art Museum houses USF's collections and exhibits international shows. Graphicstudio, the renowned workshop, engages in unique experimental art and education. Both are open to students and the public and are always free.
College of The Arts News
- Friday, February 22, 2022
DanceUSF Students Use Their Art to Reflect on Mental Health Issues
- Friday, April 22, 2022
The College of The Arts is pleased to congratulate USF Trustee Melissa Seixas on receiving the "Arts Advocate of the Year Award" from the St. Petersburg Arts Alliance
- Wednesday, March 9, 2022
USF leads the nation with six faculty elected Senior Members of the National Academy of Inventors