Music Education - Duquesne University

Music Education from Duquesne University is a Campus Master Teaching degree that prepares you for a Education career. Overview of Program Standards, advocacy and leadership form the foundation of the Music Education graduate degree at Duquesne. An outstanding faculty and demanding curriculum educate students who are capable of implementing the National Standards for Music Education in the classroom, and prepares them to become well-rounded professionals, equipped to contribute to the contemporary music world. There are several options for completion of the requirements for the M.M. in Music Education . Courses are available: On campus during the academic year On campus during summer sessions Online during the academic year Most students in the Music Education degree program take courses through a combination of these options. The program culminates in a thesis or field project and the presentation of a professional portfolio that is developed throughout the course of graduate studies. The program consists of 30 credits, 10 of which may be taken either as a secondary concentration or distributed among a variety of topics in an exploratory fashion. Secondary concentrations may be elected in choral music education , instrumental music education, music technology or general music . Those who do not choose a secondary concentration may combine a variety of electives to satisfy the requirements. All courses, regardless of whether they are taken in the academic year or in the summer, are worth two credits towards the degree requirement. View more details on Duquesne University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Teaching courses.