Music Education
Program Description
The Master of Science degree in Music Education is designed to further develop the skills and advance the knowledge of the professional music educator. Areas of emphasis include: performance, conducting, pedagogy, composition, theory, history and literature, music technology, and new media.
Admission Requirements
The Master of Science in Music Education is NOT accepting new applications for the 2006-2007 academic year. The program is under major curriculum redesign.
Baccalaureate degree in music education from an accredited institution.3.00 grade point average. Students with a lower GPA may be admitted on a provisional basis after consultation with the Dean.Completed Application for Admission to Graduate Study form.Undergraduate and other transcripts sent directly from the institution to the Graduate Studies Office.Non-refundable $20.00 fee for first-time applicants to Minnesota State University Moorhead.Personal or telephone interview with the program coordinator and/or chair of the department.Students wishing to pursue a performance emphasis must pass an audition.
Diagnostic Exams
Upon admission, all students will be examined in music theory, history, and performance. If deficiencies are noted, appropriate course work will be required as prerequisites to graduate study.