Historical Journey to UOP's Conservatory of Music
History of the Conservatory
About the Conservatory...
The conservatory offers 11 undergraduate and graduate degree programs as well as music minor options. The courses provide a strong foundation in musicianship; supportive one-to-one instruction in instrumental, jazz, piano and voice; and a broad range of performing ensembles.
Mission statement
"The faculty and staff at the Conservatory of Music at University of the Pacific stand in support of Black Americans as well as Indigenous and people of color across the country. We condemn the historic and continuing forms of racism that pervade our society and institutions. As an academic unit, we acknowledge that we have not acted as if Black lives and Black music have mattered, and that we must do so to serve our students, faculty, staff and community. We commit to: educating ourselves about issues of diversity, equity and inclusion in arts education; changing our curriculum to reflect the experiences of historically marginalized groups; and eliminating forms of systemic oppression within our governance structures, policies and procedures. In doing so, we renew our dedication to “integrity in all our actions and decisions, accountability and transparency” (excerpt, Conservatory of Music Mission Statement).
Music Degrees
Bachelor of Music in Jazz Studies
Bachelor of Music in Composition
Bachelor of Music in Music Education
Bachelor of Music in Performance
Bachelor of Music in Music Therapy
Bachelor of Music with Emphasis in Music Management
Bachelor of Arts in Music
Bachelor of Science in Music Industry Studies
Master of Music in Music Education
Master of Arts in Music Therapy
Conservatory Student Profile
2021-22 Academic Year
Total Students: 257
Undergraduate: 223
Graduates: 34
31%
identify as White/Non-Hispanic
24%
identify as Hispanic
18%
identify as unknown
15%
identify as Asian
7%
identify as two or more ethnicities
3%
identify as African American
1%
identify as Asian/Pacific Islander
0.5%
identifies as Native American
0.5%
identifies as Native Hawaiian