408 Master's degrees in Musicology

Jazz and Studio Music studies at University of Memphis fuse performance, composition and arranging into a program that lets you express yourself musically.

Musicology - Music and Human Beings at Örebro University is aimed at those of you with a bachelor's degree in musicology, the humanities or social sciences, or related disciplines, who have a budding interest in understanding more about music. 

The Music (Composition Concentration) program from Texas State University prepares students to excel in the disciplines of music teaching, history, conducting, composition, theory, and performance.

The Pedagogy of Music Theory from University of Rochester is intended either for theory majors who wish to focus on a teaching career (with emphasis in pedagogy, aural skills, composition, and cognition) or other graduate students who may wish to graduate with a double major in Performance and Literature (MM or DMA) and Theory.

Increase your technical skills and gain the advanced theoretical knowledge necessary for a career in the conducting field with the Conducting Specialization degree at University of South Dakota. 

The M.A. in Musicology at the University of North Texas is a comprehensive postgraduate programme delivered on campus. Over a duration of two to three years, students engage in advanced scholarly discourse and research. This public study mode focuses on cultural diversity and intellectual rigour in music history.

The Popular Music and Culture M.A. at Western University - Canada is a full-time, intensive programme delivered over three terms. This one-year degree focuses on project-based learning and research in musicology, offering a flexible curriculum for students to explore diverse musical interests in a public study mode.

Sacred Music from Southern Methodist University will prepare students for professional music leadership in the church and academic work in church music.

Faculty and students of the Department of Musicology (MCY) in the Frost School of Music at the University of Miami advance the interdisciplinary study of music by examining how, when, where, and why people create, experience, and understand music.

The Music Therapy programme at the University of Missouri - Kansas City is a Master of Arts degree designed for advanced clinical development. This full-time course focuses on research and specialised practice, requiring 34 credits to complete. It prepares students for professional certification through rigorous academic study.

As a student in the Collaborative Piano program of Cleveland Institute of Music, you’ll develop the ability to be a true musical partner with other musicians.

When pursuing the Double Bass program of Cleveland Institute of Music, students will study under Scott Dixon or Derek Zadinsky, members of The Cleveland Orchestra, and explore a blend of solo and orchestral bass playing.

When you study in the Oboe program of Cleveland Institute of Music, your playing will develop through weekly private lessons with practicing professionals.

When you study in the Trombone or Bass Trombone program of Cleveland Institute of Music, you’re considered a young professional.

The Music (Musicology) programme offered at the University of Oxford is designed for students wishing to attain a thorough grounding in musicology at an advanced level, either as a preparation for doctoral research or an autonomous qualification.

The Music (Musicology) offered at the University of Oxford can serve both as a self-contained course for students wishing to pursue more advanced studies in musicology for one year or as an excellent preparation for doctoral research. 

At the University of Washington School of Music, they are committed to studying and performing the greatest music of all time and to pioneering new directions in creating the music of today. The Ethnomusicology programme is offered by University of Washington.

The College of Music Conducting at Michigan State University offers an intense, collaborative and comprehensive graduate degree program guided by renowned conductors and educators in band, orchestral and choral disciplines.

The Musicology programme at the University of British Columbia is a research-focused Master of Arts delivered in person at the Vancouver campus. This two-year, full-time public course combines historical methods with critical interpretation. Students engage in advanced scholarly research to prepare for professional academic careers.

The M.Mus. Harpsichord at the University of British Columbia is a two-year, full-time master’s programme delivered in person. It focuses on solo repertoire and continuo practice for 16th to 18th-century music. Students engage in advanced performance training and collaborative ensembles within a public university setting.