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A list of accredited college and university programs in music therapy, art therapy, and therapeutic recreation.
Berklee College of Music — Music Therapy
Undergraduate music therapy program at one of the country's premier contemporary music colleges.
Learn moreEastern Michigan University — Music Therapy
Eastern Michigan University's Music Therapy program prepares students to use music-based clinical practices to support health, well-being, communication, and quality of life across diverse populations, including older adults.
Explore Music Therapy ProgramFlorida Gulf Coast University — Music Therapy
FGCU offers a Bachelor of Music Therapy and a Music Therapy Equivalency Certificate. Students develop musical, clinical, and professional skills through coursework and community-based experience in Southwest Florida.
Explore Music Therapy ProgramNYU Steinhardt — Music Therapy
Graduate program housing the renowned Nordoff-Robbins Center for Music Therapy.
Learn moreTemple University — Boyer College
Bachelor's, master's, and doctoral music therapy programs with clinical placements across Philadelphia.
Learn moreAlison — 6,000+ Free Online Courses
Alison offers more than 6,000 free online courses, including CPD-accredited certificate and diploma programs. It's a useful skill-building option for activity directors, therapists, caregivers, CNAs, and job seekers looking to grow their knowledge or strengthen a résumé — covering topics like healthcare basics, mental health, dementia awareness, leadership, communication, and workplace skills.
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