Music Education - Northwestern University

Music Education from Northwestern University is a Campus Bachelor Teaching degree that prepares you for a Education career. About the Music Education Program Northwestern University has been in the forefront of music education for decades, producing literally thousands of teachers that can be found throughout the world. Flexible programs offer a wide array of coursework ? much of it found nowhere else ? as well as options for double majors, added certification, and many opportunities for independent study. Classes are small so that students receive individual attention from faculty who are vitally interested in issues of creative and critical thinking, philosophically based education , student-centered learning, issues of social context, and music technology. The Doctoral Research Center CSEME engages graduate students in creative study side by side with faculty, a feature that makes this program especially innovative. All students in the PhD program receive full tuition and a living stipend so that they may fully devote themselves to research and study. Undergraduate Program Northwestern\'s undergraduate program offers distinct advantages. Not only does its high standards far exceed state and national requirements, but the quarter system allows for more courses and experiences in four years than are generally found in other programs, such as \"Teaching Composition in the Schools\" and \"Technology for the Music Educator.\" Students may elect a double major, usually in education plus a performance area, that can be completed in four years. View more details on Northwestern University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Teaching courses.