84 Master's degrees in Music in New York, United States

The Master of Arts program in Music Education at the Hofstra University leads to professional certification for teachers who possess initial certification for teaching music, all grades.

The Music Therapy program at the State University of New York Fredonia assists current and future music therapists deepen their skills and knowledge in line with the Advanced Competencies of the American Music Therapy Association (AMTA) and meet the eligibility requirements for the New York State License in Creative Arts Therapy.

Members of University of Rochester's Eastman Music Theory faculty acknowledge the need to address the issue of antiracism in all our work, be it teaching, research, or service.

The Master of Music in Jazz Studies at New York University offers advanced performance training in a global musical hub. This 36-credit M.Sc. level programme features full-time or part-time study modes. Students engage in intensive rehearsals and professional networking to build successful careers in the modern jazz industry.

The M.Sc. Instrumental Performance - Brass Studies at New York University offers advanced performance training through a 36-credit curriculum. Available in full-time and part-time study modes, this public programme combines private instruction with academic research to prepare musicians for professional careers in the global music industry.

The Graduate Musical Theatre Writing programme at New York University is a full-time, two-year master’s degree. This public study mode course focuses on the art of collaboration between composers, lyricists, and bookwriters. Students develop original works within a vibrant creative community in the heart of New York City.

The Music Leadership program of University of Rochester is designed for musicians who seek to lead traditional and/or non-traditional musical arts organizations.

The Sonic Arts M.F.A. at The City University of New York is a 60-credit postgraduate programme designed for sound artists and electroacoustic composers. This two-year, public study mode course focuses on advanced sound design and instrument building, helping students develop technical skills and theoretical knowledge.

The M.A. in Music and Music Education (Non-Certification) at Columbia University is a 32-point postgraduate programme. Delivered through a campus-based study mode, this flexible course allows students to tailor their learning across pedagogy, research, and performance to enhance their professional music careers.

The Music Education, Initial, Professional program of the University at Buffalo can be taken as is or designed and tailored to meet your interests, as well as your professional and academic needs.

Music Education from Buffalo State SUNY offers one of the most rigorous music programs in the United States. 

The Conducting from Syracuse University is highly focused with refined enrollment allowing students generous podium time with outstanding ensembles, creative collaboration in coaching and opportunities for off-campus collaboration.

The Master of Music in Music Education degree at State University of New York Potsdam is in an in-person format designed for those with teaching positions, but is open to all qualified students. The coursework for the degree is typically completed in two consecutive summer semesters, with two additional online courses taken between the summers.

The Music History programme at University at Buffalo is a full-time, in-person M.Sc. degree. Spanning two years, this 32-credit course offers deep immersion into Western musical traditions and aesthetics. Students benefit from extensive library resources while studying in a public university setting in New York.

In the Music Education program from Nazareth University you will gain advanced skills in curriculum, pedagogy, musicianship, research methods, and topics in both music and music education.

The Opera (Stage Directing) program of University of Rochester offers an environment of excellence in which the healthiest development of the vocal artist can be achieved.

Headed by internationally renowned conductor David Robertson, music director of the St. Louis Symphony, the Orchestral Conducting program of The Juilliard School has trained many of today's most prominent orchestral and opera conductors.

Conducting from Manhattan School of Music gives students extensive experience with MSM ensembles. The Masters program in orchestral conducting is highly selective, allowing each student extensive experience with MSM ensembles.

The Vocal Performance - Classical Voice and Vocal Pedagogy M.Sc. at New York University offers intensive training for aspiring performers and educators. This full-time or part-time programme combines advanced vocal technique with pedagogical theory. Students develop professional repertoire and teaching skills over four semesters.

At the Music Teaching and Learning program of University of Rochester we believe that all individuals have musical potential, and each person deserves access to a comprehensive music education.