Graduate Degrees
The graduate program in the School of Music offers in-depth preparation and training for careers in performance, conducting, composition, research, and teaching, as well as providing advanced-level preparation for further advanced study, in nine distinct areas:
- Composition
- Conducting: Choral
- Conducting: Instrumental
- Jazz Studies
- Music Education
- Music History
- Performance: Instrumental
- Performance: Piano
- Performance: Vocal
The Master of Music degree is a 30-unit course of study, typically taken in four semesters over two years, and consists of four "core" graduate seminars, one-on-one private lessons, area course work, and ensembles. The program culminates with a graduate recital, project, or thesis.
For more information about any of these areas in our degree program, please contact the coordinator of your area of interest.
Area Coordinators
Area | Area Coordinator |
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Brass |
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Choral Area |
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Composition |
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History |
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Jazz Studies |
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Music Education |
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Music Theory |
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Percussion |
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Piano |
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Recording/Music Technology |
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Strings |
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Voice/Opera |
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Woodwinds |
General Requirements