The Master of Music in Music Education at Boise State University is designed for aspiring music educators seeking to deepen their expertise and advance their careers in diverse educational settings. This postgraduate program equips you with advanced pedagogical strategies, research methodologies, and a comprehensive understanding of the history and philosophy of music education. You will explore new developments in the field, engage with critical theories, and develop the analytical skills necessary to become a leader in music education, whether focusing on elementary, choral, or instrumental music.
This full-time, on-campus Master of Music degree is structured over two years, requiring 33–36 credits. You will complete core courses in research and analytical procedures, alongside specialized electives tailored to your chosen emphasis area. The program culminates in a comprehensive examination and a significant project or thesis, allowing you to conduct in-depth research or develop an innovative educational initiative. You will graduate from Boise State University prepared to excel in roles such as music specialist, curriculum developer, or administrator, equipped with advanced knowledge and practical experience.