| Which universities offer programs for a Masters of Arts degree in Music?

Which universities offer programs for a Masters of Arts degree in Music?

Lei asked:


Masters of Arts degree in Music Education
Universities that do not require a Bachelor of Arts degree in Music

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2 Responses to “Which universities offer programs for a Masters of Arts degree in Music?”

  1. RoaringMice on April 28th, 2009 2:12 am

    You’d have your BA in another field, yes?

    Almost all of them, to my knowledge. Most do not require a BA in music. They do, however, require extensive musical ability and etc, and often a certain amount of music-related undergraduate coursework.

  2. Creeksong on May 1st, 2009 12:49 am

    I found a number of programs by searching Google for MASTER MUSIC EDUCAITON. Here are some of the results with links below. Colorado does not require a B.A. in music, but it does require evidence of undergraduate preparation equivalent to that required for the bachelor of music education degree.
    Northwestern looks at musicianship and scholarship.
    University of Texas Arlington will accept a bachelor’s in another subject with a substantial number of hour is music.