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The Master of Arts in Musicology program caters to individuals aiming for PhD admission, performing artists with academic pursuits, and those seeking careers in the music industry. Applicants typically hold a bachelor's degree in music or equivalent qualifications. Refer to the College of Fine Arts graduate policies, which govern this program.
Program Objectives
Upon graduation, students will:
Possess research skills in Historical Musicology and/or Ethnomusicology.
Exhibit understanding of these fields' historical development.
Show competence in relevant theories and methodologies.
Recognize connections between music and broader cultural, social, economic, and political contexts.
Produce original research advancing the discipline.
Display comprehensive knowledge in their specialization.
Analyze musical works from diverse historical periods and cultures.
Adhere to professional and ethical research standards.
Effectively present and defend their work publicly.
Demonstrate proficiency in two non-English languages.
Be qualified to teach undergraduate courses in the field.