Master of Arts in Music - Musicology

The musicology program promotes the integration of in-depth historical research with a broad range of methodologies and critical frameworks. Graduate students in musicology develop a solid foundation of music historical knowledge, technical skills, critical acuity, and humanistic literacy, while becoming experts in their specialist area(s). The path of coursework instills a firm grasp of key repertories and methods of music history, supports students to develop facility in related fields such as ethnomusicology, jazz studies, and theory and analysis, and empowers students to prepare for diverse career paths. Students gain experience with various approaches to music history and criticism, including cultural and interpretive studies, feminist, queer, and anti-racist critique, postcolonialism, and global historiographies. On their way to earning the PhD, students are encouraged to broaden the scope of their work by consulting with faculty members from other music subdisciplines, drawing on the resources of other departments and interdisciplinary programs, and earning microcredentials. Many students work toward graduate certificates in Asian Studies, Medieval and Renaissance Studies, Russian and East European Studies, West European Studies, Latin American Studies, Cultural Studies, Digital Studies, and Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies.

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