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Mas­ter in Music Edu­ca­tion

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This programme provides an introduction to research in music education and an in-depth academic approach to music education practices and problems.

You will encounter a strong, active academic community featuring music education researchers and specialists involved in several exciting national and international projects. And through your work on your Master's Project, you will have the opportunity, time and guidance that will enable you to explore in-depth the music education issues that fascinate you.

This programme appeals to students who have a strong interest in the subject of music and who want to reflect, challenge and think outside the box when approaching music education in every part of the educational pathway. The programme is suitable for music teachers from various practices and formal and informal teaching areas. Students completing their bachelor's degrees want to gain a deeper understanding of their field of study.

The programme is both a full-time programme over two years and a part-time programme over three or four years.

A high level of expertise

In addition to the relevant professional qualifications you will acquire during your master's studies, you will also experience how music education research is carried out – which can spark your curiosity and motivate you to pursue a further career in research.

The master's programme in music education will provide you with a broad basis for understanding and assessing music education and teaching. Your studies will give you a high level of expertise, enabling you to contribute to the development of music educational practicesYouou will gain experience in research and development work and expand your professional and social network through your studies.

When you have completed your studies

This programme provides a foundation for many different professions within music education and music didactics in higher education, primary and secondary schools, and art schools. You will also be able to work as a consultant in music and culture administration. In addition, the programme will prepare you to continue studying to earn a PhD in music education.

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Published: Mar 13, 2020 — Last updated: Dec 18, 2023