Why CMU?
Above and beyond the skills and techniques of music therapy, students at CMU gain an understanding of spirituality, ethics, and counselling, invaluable to a career in any care profession.
The CMU music therapy program is accredited by the Canadian Association for Music Therapy (CAMT). This means that CMU students may apply for CAMT-approved internships, and can apply for national accreditation by the CAMT once they have completed their Bachelor of Music Therapy studies.
CMU's Music Therapy program is the only program of its kind offered on the prairie provinces.
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Music Stories
CMU faculty, students, alumnus thrilled to participate in Indigenous opera premiere
From napkin sketch to piano concerto: two CMU students' collaborative journey
CMU alum recontextualizes art song through queer, ecological lens
Faculty-alumni collaboration explores decolonizing music education in the classroom
Anna Schwartz wins Canada Music Week's Student Composer Competition for Manitoba
CMU School of Music alumna awarded prestigious Yamaha Fellowship
Faculty: In Their Own Words
Lee-Anne Dowsett, Assistant Professor of Music Therapy
Dr. Christine Longhurst, Assistant Professor of Music and Worship
Dr. Dietrich Bartel, Associate Professor of Music
Dr. Janet Brenneman, Dean, School of Music; Associate Professor of Music
