Life at Lamont
Lamont offers a Conservatory Level Education within the setting of one of the best Liberal Arts Universities in the country, the University of Denver. Lamont students spend the majority of time practicing, studying and performing. Because enrollment is limited, all music majors enjoy a wealth of performance opportunities. It is strongly recommended that prospective students visit campus in order to explore life at Lamont. We believe our students, upon graduation, are equipped to accomplish anything they desire, both in music and in life.
Lamont students also maintain a well-balanced, well-rounded lifestyle. The University of Denver is dedicated to a strong philosophy in the liberal arts, holding that everything a student does outside of his/her major area, makes them better in that area. As such, DU offers an array of services, resources and programs, to make your experience at DU even more rich.
Student Life at DU
The Arts in Denver
Denver is an up and coming place for the arts and boasts a full time symphony orchestra, new opera house and many new jazz clubs such as Dazzle Jazz. One great amenity at DU is access free transportation. All members of the DU family can receive an Eco Pass which allow students to ride all of the Denver Transit, including the Light Rail, for free! Another great aspect of this, there is alight rail stop on campus, and runs two blocks from the arts district downtown!
Here are a list of the opportunities you will have, to continue your personal growth as a musician and as a person, as a member of the Lamont Family.
- The Colorado Symphony
- The Colorado Ballet
- The Denver Center for the Performing Arts
- The Denver Museum of Nature and Science
Denver Recreation
Denver also boasts all 4 major sports and countless outdoors activities from hiking up a mountain to skiing down one! No matter what you do, you will never be short of opportunities for fun and growth.
Study Abroad
At the University of Denver, we strive to develop cross-cultural connections-and the
new prospectives that come with them-by encouraging students to study and live abroad
for at least one quarter. We want our graduates to appreciate and understand the difference
and interdependencies that characterize our world. Through the use of the Cherrington
Global Scholars program many of our students study abroad. To foster an international
campus culture, DU has developed an infrastructure that makes study abroad efficient
and affordable. Students who are a part of the Cherrington Global Scholars program
typically spend a quarter abroad and still meet all of the requirements of their degree
programs - on schedule and at no additional cost for tuition, room or board. Since
the program began in 2006, 77 Lamont students have taken advantge of this program,
including 27 current students studying in Austria, Ghana, England, Germany and Australia.
Other countries where students have studied include Spain, Senegal, France, South
Africa, Chile, New Zealand, Denmark, Japan, India, Ireland and the Czech Republic.
Wonderfully, the Cherrington Scholars program will pay for your applied lessons if
they are not included in your study abroad program. For more information on this program
please visit http://www.du.edu/abroad/cherrington.html

