NEWS AND EVENTS
MIA Graduate Wins Songwriting Grammy
Congratulations to our Master of Arts in Music Industry Administration (MIA) alumnus, Andrae Alexander! Last month, he won a Grammy Award as a songwriter for "Freedom," on Jon Batiste's Album of the Year, "We Are."
The first graduate program of its kind in the Western United States, CSUN’s MIA is an excellent solution for professionals seeking careers in the industry. It’s also one of the few contemporary music industry graduate programs in the world.
Listen and learn more about Andrae's journey!
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