The course aims to equip postgraduates with a professional qualification in ethnomusicology; to develop a sound theoretical basis for undertaking musical research; to provide students with a thorough grounding in the field for teaching purposes; to give practical training in musical performance and dance and to consider Irish music within a larger geographical framework.

The Master of Arts in Musicology at the University of New Hampshire is a graduate program designed for students interested in the scholarly study of music, its history, and cultural contexts. The prog...

The Master of Arts in Musicology is designed for students interested in studying the history, theory, and cultural contexts of music. The program offers a mix of coursework and research that helps stu...

Graduate Degrees are offered in Master of Arts and Master of Music. Degree opportunities include: collaborative piano, composition, conducting (wind, choral, and orchestral), jazz studies, music education, music performance (brass, percussion, piano, strings, voice, and woodwinds), music theory, musicology, and piano pedagogy.

The Musicology Master's program is designed for students interested in exploring the history, theory, and cultural contexts of music. It offers a combination of coursework and research opportunities, ...

Jubilee College of Music’s Master of Arts in Music degree is designed to develop advanced scholars and ministry leaders who will meet the needs of professional and effective music ministry services around the world. Courses in this 45-hour graduate degree program train students as professional musicians and music scholars with a solid Biblical foundation.

Those choosing the Advanced Master in Contemporary Music programme at the Royal Conservatory/School of Arts Ghent work under the guidance of the Ictus and SPECTRA contemporary music ensembles, on projects with an emphatic focus on recently composed music. Students specialize in contemporary music, as soloists or members of an ensemble. They play an active role in creating new works by both young and established composers.