MUSIC 355Music and Culture Travel Course
- Units
- 0.50
- Faculty
- Arts
- Subject
- Music
When it runs
- F24
- W25
- S25
- F25
- W26
- S26
- F26
- W27
- S27
Ran in 1 of the last 7 terms. Winter 2027: not on the schedule. Spring 2027: schedule not out yet.
A spring term seminar approximately three weeks long, taught on location including daily lectures, attendance at music performances, and tours to places of cultural importance. Past and possible future locations include Vienna, London, Leipzig, South Africa, Morocco, Bali, and Estonia.
Prerequisites
None listed.
Antirequisites
None listed.
Leads to
No course lists it as a requisite.
Discussed on r/uwaterloo
14 posts and comments in 1 thread mention MUSIC 355, May 2019 to December 2024. Quoted word for word, newest first; each reply sits under the post and the comment that started its branch. Search r/uwaterloo for newer posts.
Spring 2019
After almost 9 years of this BMath degree, I FINALLY DID IT REDDIT!!! I'M GRADUATING!!!!!! 572 points, 76 comments
“I started this journey to get my degree back in Fall of 2010....and today it's official....I'm going to be getting my degree this coming June!!!!!!!!! I'm absolutely thrilled. …”
u/maaaaath: “Congratulations! What are your plans after university now that you're done?”
u/Laeriana: “… Aside from that, this summer I'll be travelling with the MUSIC 355 course that's headed to Germany, Latvia and Estonia as a part of my post-degree classes. …”
u/Laeriana: “… Aside from that, this summer I'll be travelling with the MUSIC 355 course that's headed to Germany, Latvia and Estonia as a part of my post-degree classes. …”
u/Laeriana: “… Aside from that, this summer I'll be travelling with the MUSIC 355 course that's headed to Germany, Latvia and Estonia as a part of my post-degree classes. …”
u/Laeriana: “… Aside from that, this summer I'll be travelling with the MUSIC 355 course that's headed to Germany, Latvia and Estonia as a part of my post-degree classes. …”
u/Laeriana: “… Aside from that, this summer I'll be travelling with the MUSIC 355 course that's headed to Germany, Latvia and Estonia as a part of my post-degree classes. …”
u/Laeriana: “… Aside from that, this summer I'll be travelling with the MUSIC 355 course that's headed to Germany, Latvia and Estonia as a part of my post-degree classes. …”
u/Laeriana: “… Aside from that, this summer I'll be travelling with the MUSIC 355 course that's headed to Germany, Latvia and Estonia as a part of my post-degree classes. …”
u/Laeriana: “… Aside from that, this summer I'll be travelling with the MUSIC 355 course that's headed to Germany, Latvia and Estonia as a part of my post-degree classes. …”
u/Laeriana: “… Aside from that, this summer I'll be travelling with the MUSIC 355 course that's headed to Germany, Latvia and Estonia as a part of my post-degree classes. …”
u/Laeriana: “… Aside from that, this summer I'll be travelling with the MUSIC 355 course that's headed to Germany, Latvia and Estonia as a part of my post-degree classes. …”
u/Laeriana: “… Aside from that, this summer I'll be travelling with the MUSIC 355 course that's headed to Germany, Latvia and Estonia as a part of my post-degree classes. …”
u/Laeriana: “… Aside from that, this summer I'll be travelling with the MUSIC 355 course that's headed to Germany, Latvia and Estonia as a part of my post-degree classes. …”
u/Laeriana: “… Aside from that, this summer I'll be travelling with the MUSIC 355 course that's headed to Germany, Latvia and Estonia as a part of my post-degree classes. …”
u/Laeriana: “… Aside from that, this summer I'll be travelling with the MUSIC 355 course that's headed to Germany, Latvia and Estonia as a part of my post-degree classes. …”
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