
We will help you become a leader in today’s global jazz scene while you immerse yourself in jazz culture in the heart of Greenwich Village. Our world-renowned faculty have the mastery to develop your potential as a performer, and provide the real-world knowledge that will help you succeed beyond graduation.
Bachelor of Music
Jazz Studies
Specialize in jazz composition or performance, perform with ensembles and in New York City's leading venues, and study one-on-one with world-renowned jazz artists.

Master of Music
Jazz Studies
Perform weekly at landmark venues, study one-on-one with our internationally acclaimed faculty, and build a professional career in the modern jazz industry.
Application Extended: Still Accepting Applications

Artist Diploma
Jazz Instrumental Performance
For advanced students and young professionals seeking to enhance their performance careers, this artist diploma immerses you in the Greenwich Village jazz community.
Application Extended: Still Accepting Applications

Doctor of Musical Arts
Music Performance
Prepare for a lifelong career in music as a collegiate educator or top level performer in the Steinhardt DMA program.

Doctor of Philosophy
Music Performance and Composition: Performers
Conduct cutting-edge research, perform on stage at NYU and throughout New York City, and study with world-renowned artists.

Doctor of Philosophy
Music Performance and Composition: Composers
Create a highly personalized program as you refine your compositional voice to write large-scale works and embark on significant research for in-depth study and writing.

The NYU Wayne Shorter Ensemble Plays Dizzy's Feb 10
Anthony Bolden, tenor saxophonist and second year masters student in the Jazz Studies Program, talks about The NYU Wayne Shorter Ensemble and its upcoming performance at Lincoln Center's Dizzy's Club. The Ensemble will perform compositions by Wayne Shorter, the legendary saxophonist and NYU alumnus.
Tickets are available for performances February 10, at 7:00 and 9:00 PM.
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