Tuition Fee
Start Date
Not Available
Medium of studying
Not Available
Duration
24 months
Program Facts
Program Details
Degree
Masters
Major
Music
Discipline
Arts
Minor
Music History and Theory | Sacred Music and Liturgical Studies
Course Language
English
About Program
Program Overview
This Master's program in Music requires 30 units of coursework, including core courses, an area of specialization, and a culminating experience. Students can choose from various specializations, including Composition, Music History, and Performance. The program culminates in a Plan A (Composition or Thesis) or Plan B (Project or Recital) option, along with Written Culminating Exams.
Program Outline
Outline:
- Master's Requirements (30 units)
- Core Courses (12 units)
- MUSC 200 - Methods of Music Research & Writing (3 units) (GWAR)
- MUSC 201 - Seminar in Music History (3 units)
- MUSC 202 - Seminar in Music Systems & Theory (3 units)
- One course from:
- MUSC 203 - Seminar in Style & Performance Practices (3 units)
- MUSC 220 - Seminar in Advanced Conducting (3 units)
- Area of Specialization (12 units)
- Students must complete twelve (12) units of graduate 200-level and approved 100-level elective courses in one area of specialization.
- Areas of specialization include:
- Composition
- Music History
- Music Theory
- Music Education
- Choral Conducting
- Instrumental Conducting
- Jazz Studies
- Performance: Woodwinds, Brass & Percussion
- Performance: Piano
- Performance: Voice
- Culminating Experience (6 units)
- Students choose a Plan A (Composition or Thesis) or Plan B (Project or Recital) option as their program culminating experience. All students must also successfully complete the Written Culminating Exams (WCE).
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