Foundations for the Independent Musician

PM-111

This course provides a detailed overview of essential strategies and techniques related to developing a strong foundation for success in the new music industry. Students explore topics such as professional communication (e.g., written, verbal, creating a brand, technology), leadership, goal setting, time/project management, and the role of personal reflection on career planning and engagement. Further, students study key topics in the music industry related to culture, music, and society. Assignments blend projects with inquiry-based research to ensure that students apply concepts throughout the course of the semester and demonstrate an ability to evaluate the ideas of others and express (and defend) personal and professional opinions.

Credits
2
Prerequisites
LENG-111
Required Of
None
Electable By
All
Semesters Offered
Fall, Spring, Summer
Location
Boston
Department
PROM
Course Chair
Toki J. Wright
Taught By
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