Become a master teacher in your discipline with the master’s in music pedagogy.
The Master of Music in Music Pedagogy will hone your skills as a teacher on your instrument
or voice through on-campus and online coursework. You will work closely with the program
director to design a personalized program to suit your needs.
Graduates gain employment in a variety of settings, including private studio teaching,
classroom teaching, and with other organizations or businesses.
The program is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music. Instruction in the major area includes courses in music pedagogy, music education,
music literature, and the completion of a pedagogical project. Supporting courses
involve research methods, introduction to advanced music theory, and further refining
of your performance skills. View degree requirements and course descriptions in the Graduate Catalog.
Applying to the Program
The music pedagogy master’s program admits students for the fall and spring terms
only. Priority deadlines are February 1 for fall admission and November 1 for spring
admission. Learn more about admission requirements and deadlines.
Small classes taught by faculty recognized regionally for their musical talent give
you a real opportunity to interact with your instructors and fellow classmates.
State-of-the-art-facilities
Towson University’s Center for the Arts features state-of-the-art facilities, including a recording studio, keyboard lab, percussion practice rooms, resource
room, and computer lab.
From jazz festival concerts to faculty recitals, Towson University offers a host of
opportunities to attend musical events and perform. Learn more about the department’s
upcoming events.
