Program Overview

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Overview

The University of Florida’s online Master of Music in Music Education program is designed to help music educators enhance their abilities as musicians, teachers, and passionate students of one of humanity’s most dynamic modes of creative expression. Exhaustively exploring both practical and theoretical perspectives, the program, designed and taught by talented leading experts in the field, is perfect for current music educators looking to enhance their ability to encourage student engagement with music.

Program Details

• The program combines advanced musical study with thorough examination of contemporary teaching methods, which can help develop engaging, inspiring lesson plans for today’s students.
• The curriculum is structured to fit the busy schedules of working educators, with small class sizes and asynchronous courses that facilitate deeper connections with professors through frequent interaction and allow students to learn at their own pace without a fixed time commitment.
• Remote learning and online lessons are an increasingly important part of an educator’s responsibilities, and the UF College of the Arts has been ahead of the curve in world-class online music education, offering music programs in the virtual space since 2010.

Tuition and Fees

• The total tuition for the program is $20,979.75, based on tuition and fees for the academic year.
• Note that this does not include textbooks and other materials/hardware required to complete the program.

Admission Requirements

• No GRE scores are necessary for acceptance into the program.
• The program can be completed in as few as 2 years.
• There are three convenient start options per year in the fall, spring, or summer.

Program Structure

• The online Master of Music in Music Education program is completely asynchronous, allowing students to participate in weekly assignments, discussions, and projects at their convenience.
• The program is designed to help music educators enhance their abilities as musicians, teachers, and passionate students of music education.

Research Funding

• As an online Master of Music in Music Education student at UF, students have access to graduate research funding that can expand their scholarship.
• Students have used the award in a wide array of national and global opportunities, including presenting at prestigious conferences, conducting on-site research, and performing internationally, all while studying online.

Faculty and Expertise

• The program is designed and taught by talented leading experts in the field.
• The faculty encourages students to challenge their assumptions, explore different methods, and discover innovative strategies for music teaching.

Alumni and Career Opportunities

• The University of Florida has a strong network of alumni, with over 415,000 UF alumni in every state in the nation and more than 150 countries around the world.
• The program can help students explore new career opportunities and form even greater connections to their students through music — all while earning their master’s in music education online.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a score on the GRE exam a mandatory admissions requirement?

No, GRE scores are not necessary for acceptance into the program.

How long does it take to complete the online Master of Music in Music Education program?

You can complete the 33-credit program in as few as 2 years.

When can students start the online Master of Music in Music Education program?

With three convenient start options per year in the fall, spring, or summer, you can pick the timing that works best with your schedule.

Will I need to be online at a specific time each week to complete my courses?

No, the online Master of Music in Music Education program is completely asynchronous. However, you will be required to go online regularly, when convenient for you, to participate in weekly assignments, discussions, and projects.

What is the tuition for the program?

The total tuition for the program is $20,979.75, based on tuition and fees for the academic year.

Awards and Recognition

• The University of Florida has generated $724 million in research awards.
• Current UF faculty have earned 30 awards for making their mark in music education.