Masters Degrees in History of Music

British Music Studies is a fast-growing research field in today’s musicology. Read more

The Graduate Diploma programme combines modules from different levels of undergraduate study into a single year. Read more

The Master of Music in Music History at West Chester University has been designed to serve a diverse student population, from those with specific research interests to those simply seeking greater exposure to music history and literature for educational purposes. Read more

The aim of the course is to train musicians in the art of choral conducting, vocal performance or organ performance; to instruct them in diverse aspects… Read more

The MA in Music with Education is a flexible programme which allows you to develop a deeper understanding of the theory and practice of teaching music to others. Read more

The Department of Music offers graduate studies leading to the master of music degree. Students may specialize in composition, music history or performance (instrumental, vocal, opera, conducting). Read more

Historical Performance is offered as an MMus or a Postgraduate Diploma programme. - Advanced principal study tuition from professional musicians. Read more

Postgraduate study at. Leeds College of Music. offers you the opportunity to collaborate with leading composers, performers and producers as you develop your skills as a professional-level musician. Read more

A rigorously demanding course, the MMus degree offers an opportunity to develop your musicianship and academic skills to a very high level in a range of subject areas. Read more

The Department of Arts Education and Physical Education in association with the Department of Music offer this specialised MA degree in Music Education. Read more

The MPhil in Music is a nine-month freestanding programme offering advanced training in key areas of musical studies, while at the same time providing a preparation for doctoral research. Read more

Celebrate, explore, develop, innovate and magnify your capabilities as a . music producer, a sound engineer, a practising electronic music artist, a performer, a composer, a sonic artist or an artistic practitioner . Read more

You can study both an MMus or MPhil by research within the Department of Music. Music at Aberdeen offers you a flourishing research environment in composition, instrumental, electroacoustic, historical, computational and sonic arts and sound studies. Read more