9 Master's degrees in Music in Iowa, United States

The Music at The University of Iowa is awarded by the Graduate College. Instruction is offered through the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.

The Music Education Master of Music program at the University of Northern Iowa prepares graduates to become effective music educators in a variety of settings, including K-12 schools and higher education institutions. This program emphasizes the development of teaching skills, musicianship, and research.

The Music - Jazz Pedagogy program offered by University of Northern Iowa receives individualized instruction with our jazz faculty, outstanding performance opportunities, and pedagogical coursework and teaching experience with big bands and combos.

The University of Northern Iowa School of Music is regarded as one of the finest music programs in the Midwest and is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music.

The MFA in Film and Video Production is awarded by the Graduate College. Instruction is offered through the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, at The University of Iowa. 

The Music Education at The University of Iowa is are awarded by the Graduate College. The program is administered by the School of Music in cooperation with the College of Education. Application is made to the School of Music.

The Music - Conducting program offered by University of Northern Iowa receives individualized instruction with our graduate conducting faculty (instrumental and choral), along with ample podium time with university ensembles such as choral ensembles, symphony orchestra, symphonic band, wind symphony, and others.

The Music - Music History program offered by University of Northern Iowa provides exceptional training in music history and literature to prepare you for the job market and to continue further your career in musicology. 

The Master of Fine Arts program in Theatre Arts, offered by The University of Iowa, requires a minimum of 61 s.h. of graduate credit, plus additional courses and production requirements depending on the student's specialty area of concentration. Students normally must complete six semesters in residence (internships may be substituted).