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Kansas State University provides a Master of Music program with concentrations available in music education, performance, music history/literature, keyboard pedagogy, and composition. This degree typically requires completing 32 to 36 credit hours, which may include either a master's report (or recital) or thesis. Music education students have the option to complete 36 credit hours without submitting a report or thesis. Note that graduate students may not enroll in both report and thesis courses simultaneously.
The music graduate program aims to deliver focused professional instruction while ensuring foundational musical competencies. It prioritizes each student's personal advancement toward their unique objectives.
With a balanced size, the program offers diverse opportunities while maintaining individualized attention. Students assume significant responsibility throughout their studies, with faculty support readily accessible at all stages.