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Graduate Studies in The Department of Curriculum
and Instruction
English,
Literacy, Speech Communication and Theatre Education (Ph.D.
/Ed.D)
Mathematics
Education (Ph.D. /Ed.D)
Minority and Urban Education
(Ph.D. option only)
Music
Education (Ph.D. Option Only)
Professional
Development/Teacher Education (Ph.D. and Ed.D. Options)
Reading
Education (Ph.D. option only)
Science Education (Ph.D. and Ed.D. Options)
Second Language and Culture (TESOL/FLEd)
(Ph.D. and Ed.D. Options)
Social
Studies, Geography, History Education (Ph.D. and Ed.D. Options)
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Graduate Studies in Music Education
Over the years the undergraduate and graduate Music Education programs
have grown to a position of national prominence. In addition to
an outstanding Music Education faculty, a Music faculty with expertise
in Musicology/Ethnomusicology, Theory, Composition, Conducting,
and Performance is available with whom the students have the opportunity
to study and excel. The Music Education faculty includes nationally
recognized specialists in general music, choral, band and string
education. The degree emphasizes musicianship, research, and advanced
instructional methods. Doctoral students pursuing the Ph. D. degree
must possess successful teaching experience and show evidence of
musicianship. Applicants interested in the Master of Music (Music
Education) or a Master of Arts (Music Education) degree should apply
directly to the School
of Music.
The University Libraries house a unique Special Collections in Performing
Arts in the Michelle Smith Performing Arts Library, which includes
archival documents from the Music Educators National Conference,
the International Society for Music Education, the American Bandmasters
Association, the National Association of College Wind and Percussion
Instructors, and the International Clarinet Society.
IV. MUSIC EDUCATION Specialization Area (Ph.D. Option Only)
EDCI Department Core Requirements: (minimum 18 credits) more info...
All EDCI doctoral students must meet the Department Core requirements.
EDCI 899 Doctoral Dissertation Research (minimum hours) 12
MUED 690 Research in Music Education 3
MUED 692 Foundations in Music Education 3
Advanced Methodology in Music Education 6 - 12
Related Areas in Music Education
(e.g., Learning Theory, Assessment Music Cultures in the classroom) 6 - 12
Musical understanding and knowledge (Historical and Theoretical) 6 - 12
Related Cognate area (Learning Theory, Philosophy, Ethnomusicology, conducting) 6 - 12
Minimum - 60 credits beyond master's degree
Background Requirements:
Bachelor of Music Education (with Certification)
Five years of successful teaching suggested
Master of Music/Education suggested
Music/Music Education
NOTE: The Department of Curriculum and Instruction no longer offers a master’s degree in Music Education. Applicants should contact the Graduate Department in the School of Music at (301) 405-5560.
Minimum - 60 credits beyond master's degree
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