| Mount Mary College offers a master's degree in education designed to meet the needs of music teachers. This 30-credit degree program allows music teachers to take 12 graduate credits in music in addition to the core courses of the graduate program. The program culminates with the development of an action research project designed for the music classroom.
Component 1 - General Studies (3 credits)
- Seminar: Issues Affecting Education
Component 2 - Music Electives (12 credits) Component 3 - Required Professional Courses (9 credits)
- Instructional Strategies
- Curriculum Design
- Diversity Among Learners
Component 4 - Seminar and Graduate Project (6 credits) Music electives are chose from a variety of classes offered periodically, including:
- Music Cultures of the World
- History of Western Music - Early to 19th Century
- History of Western Music - Beethoven to Present
- Advanced Harmonic and Contrapuntal Essentials
- Orff Schulwerk Levels I and II
- Early Childhood Music
- Style and Analysis
- Choral Arranging
- General Music Practicum
The graduate project developed for use in your music classroom, may include:
- Implementing an instructional or assessment strategy, such as portfolio assessment
- Developing a curriculum project, such as an integrated unit combining music with other areas of the curriculum
To enroll contact the Center for Educational and Professional Advancement at (414) 256-1252 or cepaserv@mtmary.edu.
Music Department
Music Ensembles and Private Lessons
Master of Arts in Education with Special Emphasis in Music
Orff Schulwerk Teacher Training Program - Levels I and II
Music for All Students/Scholarships
Annual Musical Events
Music Department Faculty
Graduate Education Program
Undergraduate Education Program
Undergraduate Areas of Study
Complete an Interest Form
|
