College and university degree programs in woodwind doubling

United States

• University of Alabama: MM in 2 woodwinds. (Thanks to Michael Westmoreland)
• Arizona State University: MM in 3 woodwinds. (Thanks to Michael Westmoreland)
• University of the Arts: BM Jazz Studies with woodwind specialist program.
• Ball State University: MM in multiple woodwinds. (Thanks to Christian Aliferis)
• Belmont University: MM in multiple woodwinds. (Thanks to Michael Westmoreland)
• Boston Conservatory: MM in 3-5 woodwinds, Professional studies certificate in 3-5 woodwinds, Graduate performance diploma in 3-5 woodwinds. (Thanks to Christian Aliferis, Wyn Parney)
• University of Central Oklahoma: MM in multiple woodwinds. (Thanks to Michael Westmoreland)
• George Mason University: MM with concentration in multiple instrument performance (2-3 instruments). (Thanks to Michael Westmoreland)
• University of Georgia: MM in multiple woodwinds, DMA in multiple woodwinds.
• Indiana University: BM in three or five woodwinds, MM in three woodwinds or five woodwinds, DM in three woodwinds or five woodwinds. (Thanks to Christian Aliferis)
• James Madison University: DMA in three woodwinds.
• Metropolitan State University of Denver: BM in three woodwinds. (Thanks to Michael Westmoreland)
• University of Miami: MM in multiple woodwinds, DMA in multiple woodwinds.
• Michigan State University: MM multiple woodwinds specialist (four instruments).
• Montclair State University: MM in four woodwinds. (Thanks to Chad Smith)
• University of Michigan: BM wind instruments, MM wind instruments. (Thanks to Emma Reinhart)
• University of Missouri, Kansas City: MM in five woodwinds.
• University of Nebraska-Lincoln: MM in woodwind specialties (four instruments).
• University of Nevada, Las Vegas: MM in woodwind doubling.
• New Jersey City University: MM in multiple woodwinds.
• University of New Mexico: MM in multiple woodwinds (four instruments).
• New York University Steinhardt: BM, MM, Artist Diploma, and PhD in Woodwind Studies, with available concentration in multiple woodwinds. (Thanks to Sofia Sangiorgio and Matt Sullivan)
• University of North Carolina, Greensboro: MM in five woodwinds.
• University of North Carolina School of the Arts: Undergraduate minor in multiple woodwinds (two minor instruments plus major instrument). (Thanks to Michael Westmoreland)
• University of North Texas: BM in five woodwinds, MM in five woodwinds, DMA in five woodwinds.
• Oklahoma City University: MM in four woodwinds (can add a fifth instrument as an elective). (Thanks to Michael Westmoreland and Parthena Owens)
• Oklahoma State University: MM in multiple woodwinds (Thanks to Michael Westmoreland)
• University of Oregon: MM in multiple woodwinds, DMA “supporting area” in multiple woodwinds.
• Roosevelt University: MM in three woodwinds. (Thanks to Michael Westmoreland)
• Sam Houston State University: Undergraduate certificate in woodwind performance pedagogy (Thanks to Michael Westmoreland)
• Shenandoah University: MM in three woodwinds, DMA in three woodwinds. (Thanks to Christian Aliferis)
• State University of New York (SUNY) Fredonia: BM in music education with multiple woodwinds pathway (Thanks to Michael Westmoreland)
• Susquehanna University: BM in three woodwinds. (Thanks to Michael Westmoreland)
• Tennessee Tech University: BM in multiple woodwinds. (Thanks to Michael Westmoreland)
• University of South Carolina: MM in three or four woodwinds.
• University of Texas Rio Grande Valley: MM in three instruments. (Thanks to Michael Westmoreland)
• Vanderbilt University: BMA “integrated studies” includes “multiple winds” option, and BM concentration is available in multiple woodwinds. (Thanks to Christian Aliferis)

United Kingdom

• Royal Birmingham Conservatoire: MMus in three woodwinds. (Thanks to Justin Farinosi)
• Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music & Dance: MMus in three woodwinds. (Thanks to Justin Farinosi)
• Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama: MMus in three woodwinds. (Thanks to Justin Farinosi)

Italy

• Conservatorio di Musica di Vicenza “Arrigo Pedrollo”: Masters degree in woodwind doubling. (Thanks to Michael Westmoreland)

Thanks also to Alan Cook, who contributed deletions of some programs and therefore isn’t listed above.