The Master of Science (M.S) in Music Education degree program at CCSU program is designed to provide the certified music teacher with professional training beyond the baccalaureate degree in music education. The five core courses are offered in a three-year rotation during each Summer Music Institute (SMI). The summer workshops can be applied toward the twelve credits of electives in the program. Graduates are expected to meet the challenges presented by the philosophical, pedagogical, theoretical, and musical aspects of the field through the development of the analytic and critical skills required to solve contemporary problems in various aspects of music and music education.
MUS 504: Principles & Foundations of Music Education
July 6-16, 1:00–4:45
pm
50009 MUS 504, Sec 01
3
credits, In-state resident: $1,410
3 credits, Out-of State resident: $1,446
Instructor: N. Carlotta Parr
MUS
510: Current Trends in Music Education
July 19-30, 1:00–4:45
pm
50016 MUS 510, Sec 01
3
credits, In-state resident: $1,410
3 credits, Out-of State resident: $1,446
Instructor: Pamela J. Perry
Capstone Project in Music or Music Education
Prereq.: Admission to the Masters of Science (M.S.) in Music Education Program,
at least 18 credits toward the planned program of study and a 3.00 cumulative
grade point average, permission of the Department's Graduate Committee. Individual
study in an area of the student's choice with the consultation of an adviser;
may include written project, performance, or composition.
Call Dr. Parr at (860) 832-3317, or Email her at parrc@ccsu.edu for CRN numbers.
For more information about the Master of Science in Music Education program at CCSU contact:
Dr. N. Carlotta Parr
Professor and
Coordinator of
Graduate Program
Department of Music
(860) 832-3317
parrc@ccsu.edu