Graduate Studies

Our graduate program in musicology aims to produce well-rounded scholars who will have the knowledge and skills to teach at the highest professional level and produce original research of quality and significance. The Music Department offers two graduate degrees, the Master of Arts (M.A.) and the Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Musicology. Students normally progress from the former to the latter, and we structure our financial aid packages on the assumption that students will proceed directly to the Ph.D. upon completing the M.A.

Faculty

Student examines an open score amidst the music library stacks

Current Students

The Hill Hall Rotunda ceiling seen from straight below.

Alumni

The outside of Person Hall, with the iron hanging sign seen standing in front of the building itself.

Events

Beat Lab workstation consisting of a small keyboard in front of a laptop next to a mixer. A students hand sits on a mixer dial as they work.

News

Image of a score for alto saxophone and electronics featuring traditional and non-traditional notations.

Graduate Handbook

For Current Students

Moeser Auditorium, as seen from the back of the seats. The auditorium is empty, the lights are bright with a lone grand piano on the stage and the deep blue sky of twilight visible through the windows to the right.