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314 Master's degrees in Musicology in North America
Musicology
The Master of Arts in Musicology at Boston University is for students who are working toward entrance to a PhD program, performing students with academic interests, and students preparing for positions in the music industry.
Conducting
The Conducting MM program offered at University of Kentucky includes coursework in music history and literature, methods, and in a performance major.
Conducting - Choral
The Conducting - Choral program at Florida International University School of Music is constructed to prepare the successful candidate for a myriad of conducting possibilities.
Music History and Musicology
The Master in Music History and Musicology at New England Conservatory of Music invite you to join us on a journey exploring a wide diversity of musical styles, historical settings, geographical locations, and cultural contexts.
Music - Performance - Voice
The Music - Performance - Voice program at Wichita State University will help you take your musical talent and career to a higher level.
Violin
The Violin program is offered at Indiana University Bloomington.
Folklore - Ethnomusicology and Arts Administration
The Department of Folklore - Ethnomusicology and Arts Administration at Indiana University Bloomington offers training in a number of subfields of folklore, including oral narrative, song, material culture, ritual, festival, worldview, as well as ethnomusicology, the study of music as culture, with emphasis on area studies, theory, and presentation and preservation of music.

Music – Choral Conducting Specialization
Join the Master of Music – Choral Conducting Specialization programme from Colorado State University.
Trombone
The Trombone programme at the University of Kansas offers comprehensive musical training through a full-time study mode. Students develop advanced technique and musicianship within the School of Music, benefiting from a curriculum that blends applied lessons with ensemble performance to prepare for professional careers.
Harpsichord
When you study in the Harpsichord program of Cleveland Institute of Music, you’ll explore repertoire from the early Renaissance through today.
Music - Piano Pedagogy
The Music - Piano Pedagogy program at Wichita State University will help you take your musical talent and career to a higher level.
Music Theory
Music Theory at the University of Washington, encompasses many areas of study, ranging from the relatively traditional (Schenkerian analysis, set theory) to the more recently emergent (neo-Riemannian theory, semiotics).
Guitar
The Guitar program is offered at Indiana University Bloomington.
Cello
When you study in the Cello program of Cleveland Institute of Music, you’ll be well-equipped for a diverse career. It starts with your weekly private lessons and continues with master classes, solo recitals, chamber ensembles, orchestra and new music ensembles—as well as specialized repertoire classes to prepare for professional auditions.
Organ and Sacred Music
The Organ and Sacred Music program is offered at Indiana University Bloomington.
Viola
When you study in the Viola program of Cleveland Institute of Music, you'll have a wealth of opportunities to develop your artistry.
Tuba
The Tuba program is offered at Indiana University Bloomington.
Organ Studies
Organ Studies from University of Southern California is a two-year, 30-unit program consisting individual organ instruction, interpretation of baroque music, ensemble, music history and electives. A graduate recital is required.
Music Theory
The Music Theory programme at the University of Louisville is a Master of Music degree designed for advanced musical analysis. This full-time course requires 36 credit hours and at least 24 hours of residency. Students develop professional research and pedagogical skills through intensive study at this prestigious university.
Musicology, Ethnomusicology and Theory
Musicology, Ethnomusicology and Theory studies at Bowling Green State University help students grow in their exploration of music history, jazz, popular music and world music by studying a range of historical contexts, cultural theory, analytical techniques, styles, sources, and genres.