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Advanced Certificate in Music Education - Page

The John J. Cali School of Music at Montclair State University is pleased to offer a special advanced certificate program for K-12 music teachers. Courses are specifically designed with today’s music educator in mind, offering a thoughtful blend of theory and practice. Upon program completion, students will receive a certificate and transcript representing 15 credit hours of graduate work. In order to receive the advanced certificate, all 15 credits must be completed in a maximum of 15 months. Twelve credits can transfer into the Master of Arts in Music Education program.

Music (MA), Music Education Concentration - Page

The Music Education MA program is for music teachers seeking advanced skills in music and pedagogy. The program also fosters a balance of theory and practice to nurture musical maturity, reflective teaching practice and educational leadership. Graduate students may participate in large and small ensembles for credit or non-credit. Participation is subject to the ensemble director’s approval. A field project is the capstone experience in this program. Each student identifies a problematic issue within their own classroom and designs an action research project addressing the issue. Students working on their field project have ongoing support from a faculty mentor.

Music (MA), Music Therapy Concentration - Page

The Master of Arts (MA) in Music, Concentration in Music Therapy program offers a combination of supportive psychology and research courses, including courses in assessment, clinical improvisation techniques, group music therapy (experiential and client centered), and teaching and supervision. All of these courses include applied work and students have the opportunity to complete professional level writing in the thesis seminar, two relevant electives and a final thesis.

Masters in Music Performance (MM) - Page

The Master of Music degree develops high-achieving performing musicians at the post-baccalaureate level. The Master of Music educates students who aspire to become opera singers, concert artists or orchestral musicians, collaborative pianists, composers or arrangers, freelance musicians, or conductors. The Master of Music prepares other students for advanced study of music performance and pedagogy at the doctoral level. Whatever the reason for enrolling in the John J. Cali School of Music Master of Music program, students will refine and extend their musicianship in preparation for the next steps as musical artists. Along with the Music Performance (MM) degree program, the music department also offers the following options for graduate study: Master of Arts degrees in Music with a concentration in Composition, Music with a concentration in Music Education, Music with a concentration in Music Therapy, a combined Bachelor’s / Master of Arts in Teaching in Music, a certificate in Music Education, and a certificate in Music Therapy.

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