Music Pedagogy (M.M.)

Become a master teacher in your discipline with the master’s in music pedagogy while continuing to develop high-level performance skills and artistry.

Why Earn a Master’s Degree in Music Pedagogy?

The Master of Music in Music Pedagogy focuses on developing your teaching skills in your primary instrument or voice through on-campus and online coursework. You'll work closely with the program director to create a personalized plan that addresses your professional goals.

Graduates pursue careers in private studio instruction, classroom teaching, and positions with arts organizations and businesses.

Accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music, the program includes coursework in pedagogy and methods specific to your instrument or voice, applied lessons, literature, and a culminating pedagogical project. Supporting studies cover technology in music instruction, research methods, and electives specific to the student’s career trajectory.

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Admission and Degree Requirements

Learn more about admission requirements and deadlines to apply to the program. View degree requirements and course descriptions in the Graduate Catalog.

why towson university?

Outstanding faculty

Small classes taught by nurturing faculty who are recognized regionally and nationally as master pedagogues, artists, and scholars in their field giving 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 multiple concert venues, a recording studio, keyboard lab, percussion practice rooms, resource room, and computer lab.

National accreditation

Towson University and its Master of Music in music pedagogy is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music.

Events

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.

Professional Experiences

Graduate music students have opportunity to put their academic training to work in countless professional musical organizations as teachers and performers throughout the Baltimore/Washington area and the Mid-Atlantic region.

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Program Coordinator

 
Dr. Phillip-Collister-Murray
Location
Center for the Arts
Room 2108
Hours
Monday - Friday
8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.
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