University music programs offer students the opportunity to study various aspects of music, including performance, composition, and music theory. These programs often provide a range of degrees, such as a Bachelor of Music or a Master of Music, and may include specialized tracks in areas like jazz, classical, or music education. Students in these programs typically participate in ensembles, take private lessons, and engage in coursework that covers music history and technology. Many universities also provide opportunities for internships and collaborations with local music organizations, enhancing students' practical experience in the field.