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Billboard’s 2026 Top Music Business Schools - Billboard

·Oct 6, 2026

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Photo credit : From left: Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts co-founder Mark Featherstone-Witty, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences president Lynette Howell Taylor, composer Tom Fletcher, Paul McCartney, actor- producer-screenwriter Stephen Graham, Brown Girls Films production company founder Cathy Tyson, Africa Oyé artistic director Paul Duhaney and LIPA principal/CEO Sean McNamara at LIPA’s graduation ceremony in July.

Billboard’s Top Music Business Schools 2026 list highlights the next generation of industry leaders at colleges and universities across the world.

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