Events
The Music program offers a range of music events featuring
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Camerata Scholarships
The Camerata is a scholarship-supported musical experience available to current and incoming students of any major. Interested applicants must complete an Institutional Scholarship Application and a UIS Camerata Scholarship Application Form, which includes a video audition. Please direct any questions to the Music Program of the Department of Art, Music, and Theatre at music@uis.edu or (217) 206-6240.
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Jobs and Internships
- Work Study Positions
- Illinois Symphony Orchestra Marketing Internship
- NPR Classics Internship
- NPR X Internship
Facilities
A variety of facilities are available to UIS music students.
Art, Music, and Theatre
The Department of Art, Music, and Theatre fosters study in the practical application of various arts disciplines, as well as study in the historical, cultural, and philosophical underpinnings of each discipline.
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UIS Music Program and the Illinois Symphony Orchestra join forces in a new Partnership in Education and Civic Engagement
The University of Illinois Springfield Music Program and the Illinois Symphony Orchestra (ISO) have joined forces in a new Partnership in Education and Civic Engagement [PEACE]. The partnership is intended to enrich the cultural, educational and career-training opportunities of UIS students, to enhance music education in the Springfield-area and to extend the reach of both organizations into the community.
Jobs & Internships
The UIS Music Program has a number of employment and internship opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students.
Work Study Positions
Each year, 1-2 work study positions are available through UIS Music. Work study students undertake a variety of tasks to help facilitate the program. These include:
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Graduate Education
Welcome to Graduate Education at UIS
We are pleased that you have chosen to explore our graduate degree and certificate programs. More than 40% of UIS students are engaged in graduate study, and most were attracted to UIS by an impressive combination of factors that include educational quality, value and campus location and setting.