M.A. in Music Education
Residential Master of Arts in Music Education
The Master of Arts in Music Education is a 39-hour program that prepares you to teach music effectively in both primary and secondary schools, as well as at the collegiate level.
The M.A. in Music Education provides the following:
- The opportunity for professional music educators to further their studies while continuing their careers
- The advantage of an advanced degree when entering the job market
- A broad understanding of music education, including historical and contemporary musical theories, philosophical and methodological approaches, strategies for curricular design, and research methods
- The skills to meet market demands and the expectations of school administrators by equipping students through innovative training
- A quality, Christ-centered curriculum that lays the foundation to become leaders in the education community
The Music Education (M.A.) degree is also offered online
Academics: M.A. in Music Education
Residential Music Education Cognates
- Music Education (M.A.): Conducting (DCP)
- Music Education (M.A.): Music Studies (DCP)
- Music Education (M.A.): Performance (DCP)
Admissions Requirements
Find M.A. in Music Education admissions requirements, transfer information, and more on the Residential Admissions site.
Career Opportunities in Music Education
- Collegiate-level music educator
- Professional music education consultant
- Director of community music arts program
- Music education supervisor
- School music administrator