Oberlin College offers an interdisciplinary educational program with 47 academic majors along with more than a dozen minors and integrative concentrations. Our Double Degree Program combines preprofessional music training with a broad liberal arts education, allowing students to attain a Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor of Music in five years or fewer.
Oberlin Conservatory of Music offers 42 areas of private, applied study across a range of disciplines. Instruments and areas of study are organized in 11 divisions that include contemporary music, keyboard studies, vocal studies, and woodwinds, brass, and percussion.
College of Arts and Sciences (see catalog)
Conservatory of Music (see catalog)
In fall 2020, students in both the college and the conservatory can deepen and widen their understanding of music by learning about it in a variety of contexts and disciplines through five interdisciplinary programs.
These five interdivisional courses of study are designed to complement a student’s major. Students can have an academic experience that encompasses both depth of study in a well-established field with an experimental curriculum in an emerging area.
Interdivisional Minors
Integrative Concentration