The Bachelor of Science in Music Technology degree allows for specialized concentrations in Mechanical Engineering or Electrical and Computer Engineering. The School of Music facilitates the music technology studies thread of the Computational Media computer science degree.

Our graduate students learn the advanced technology that creates and delivers new music while researching in one of the Center for Music Technology labs. These topics include robotics, informatics, biomedical applications, signal processing, machine learning, and cognition. Because Georgia Tech is one of the foremost technological research institutions, we are able to offer our students the opportunity to take courses and collaborate on research projects in a variety of science and engineering disciplines.

Our Ph.D. students research and collaborate with faculty on topics such as interactive music, robotic musicianship, music information retrieval, mobile music, network music, and music education. They are taught to become thought leaders in their chosen field, and influence education and the industry.

Georgia Tech Music Technology students come from many diverse backgrounds, but come together for their shared love of music and technology. In the Music Technology degree programs, students are engaged at both an artistic and technical level.

Hear from current students and alumni about their perspectives on the program and their career outcomes following graduation.