288 Master's degrees in Musicology in United States

The students of the Ethnomusicology program of University of Rochester will be interviewed and admitted to the musicology department via the same process as incoming musicology students, which includes the evaluation of writing samples of students’ undergraduate work, or of their graduate work in other areas.

The Music Theory programme at Baylor University provides a comprehensive master level education for aspiring scholars. This public study mode course focuses on advanced analytical techniques and research methodologies. Students engage in rigorous academic training designed to prepare them for doctoral studies or professional roles.

Music - Conducting from University of Denver offers professional training in Western choral, orchestral and wind traditions. Students have the opportunity to conduct award-winning ensembles in the spectacular Gates Concert Hall, gaining valuable hands-on experience. 

Our master's program in Music Theory at the University of Denver offers budding educators, performers and composers a robust catalog of specialties and concentrations. Small class sizes and advanced coursework reflect the Lamont School of Music's reputation as a premier music school in the West.

The Ethnomusicology programme at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) offers an advanced MA / PhD pathway. This full-time, on-campus course explores global music through social and cultural lenses. Students develop expert research skills and engage in ethnographic fieldwork within a world-renowned music school.

The M.M. in Music Theory and Composition - Songwriting at New York University offers a comprehensive 39-credit curriculum. Available in both full-time and part-time study modes, this master's programme provides expert training in the art and commerce of music, blending private composition lessons with industry-standard technology.

Musicology, Ethnomusicology and Theory studies at Bowling Green State University help students grow in their exploration of music history, jazz, popular music and world music by studying a range of historical contexts, cultural theory, analytical techniques, styles, sources, and genres.

We offer a master degree in Vocal Arts at the Bowling Green State University. The goal of the voice faculty at the CMA is to help students grow as musicians and as people, and become the best singers they can be, regardless of their degree program.