1 School Introduction

Berkeley Conservatory of Music is an American private conservatory of music. 202 1 Forbes ranking of American universities, Berkeley Conservatory of Music ranked 499th. In 2022, Times Higher Education ranked 50 1-600 in American universities. Tia Ray is the honorary ambassador of China District hired by our school. Berkeley Conservatory of Music now has about 4,300 students with a four-year schooling. The school opened its second campus in Spain on 20 12.

2. Historical evolution

At first, the Berkeley Conservatory of Music only taught jazz that was not elegant at that time. But with the change and development of jazz, the college attracts more and more students who are interested in modern music. In 1950s, the courses offered by Berkeley Conservatory of Music added country music, blues and rock music.

In the 1960s, the Berkeley Conservatory of Music added a course of popular song creation, which enabled music creators to make full use of advanced technical equipment and music studios to record their works. In the 1990s, Berkeley Conservatory of Music set up the major of music business enterprise management to train modern business management talents who know both music and marketing. Since then, with the rise of music therapy in the United States, Berkeley Conservatory of Music has set up corresponding majors.

3. Sources of studying abroad

The international students omitted the word "studying abroad". The word "international student" was coined by the Japanese. In the Tang Dynasty, in order to absorb the advanced culture of China, the Japanese government sent envoys to China many times. As diplomatic envoys, the envoys in Tang Dynasty could not stay in China for long, so the Japanese government sent "overseas students" and "overseas students" at the same time when it sent envoys to Tang Dynasty for the second time.

The so-called "international students" are those who are still studying in China. The "foreign students" returned to China together when the Tang envoys were sent back to China. Later, the word "international students" was always used, and all students who stayed abroad to study were called "international students".