13 Master's degrees offered by the university

The goal of Texas Christian University's Voice Pedagogy course is to prepare our students for success whether they choose to use their vocal talents on stage, in the classroom or elsewhere in life.

Learn to channel the power of music when you lift the baton with Texas Christian University's Conducting Master.

Explore the history and cultural contexts of music with Texas Christian University's Master in Musicology.

The School of Art from Texas Christian University offers the Master of Arts in Art History. This graduate program enables students to gain a deeper understanding of the history of art, its objects and its methods. An integral component of this program, which sets it apart from many others, is "the museum experience": the opportunity to study in art museums and work with museum professionals. 

Texas Christian University's Piano Performance course has a long-standing reputation as a strong piano program that offers versatility in your path of study.

Explore Winds and Percussion Performance at Texas Christian University, if you’re up for a challenge and a lot of opportunity.

Learn from world-class faculty to prepare the next generation of musicians by joining the Music Education program at Texas Christian University today.

Develop the visual and technical vocabulary to prepare you for a career of creative expression with a degree in Studio Art from Texas Christian University.

Texas Christian University's Music Theory and Composition course is committed to the expansion and generation of new music, evidenced by recent commissions and premieres.

Study Voice Performance at Texas Christian University and find your voice on the stage, in the classroom or in the world.

Expand your talent, develop your artistry and find your voice by joining this Music program at Texas Christian University. Turn your love of music into a career at TCU.

Study Strings at Texas Christian University and take your musical talent to the highest level with many performance opportunities.

Develop and share your talent as you partner and collaborate with other performers with Texas Christian University's Collaborative Piano Master.