Boston University’s College of Fine Arts offers a range of graduate programs in Music Education designed to prepare educators and leaders to inspire, innovate, and transform music teaching and learning. These programs blend scholarship, practical pedagogy, and leadership development, guided by faculty with expertise in music education research and practice.
The Master of Music in Music Education is a comprehensive graduate degree that develops advanced teaching skills, curriculum design expertise, and research literacy. This program prepares music educators to effectively engage diverse learners and implement best practices across various educational settings.
The Doctor of Musical Arts (DMA) in Music Education is a research-intensive doctoral program tailored for experienced educators seeking to lead in higher education, curriculum development, and scholarly inquiry. The program emphasizes original research, advanced pedagogy, and leadership in music education.
The fully online Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study (CAGS) in Music Education offers practicing educators an opportunity to deepen their expertise through focused coursework in areas such as curriculum innovation, assessment, and instructional technology. This certificate supports professional growth and provides a pathway toward doctoral study.
Boston University’s Music Education programs prepare graduates to be visionary leaders poised to advance the field of music education.
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Minimum Requirements
- 6-7 Years
- 11 Courses
- 48 Credits
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Minimum Requirements
- 20-24 Months
- 8 Courses
- 32 Credits
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Minimum Requirements
- 20-24 Months
- 8 Courses
- 32 Credits
