Concentration in Music History and Literature
This concentration is designed primarily for students who wish to do advanced study in music history and literature. For some students, the degree is a terminal degree (for example, music teachers who may wish to pursue graduate work in music history rather than in music education), while for others it serves as preparation for the study of musicology at the doctoral level. Minimum degree requirement is 30 graduate credits, 27 of which must be in specified music areas, 3 of which may be in one of the other areas or in a related field.

For the concentration in the MM/MLIS coordinated degree program, designed to prepare students for positions as music librarians, click here.

For information on admission, credits and courses, language requirement, thesis, comprehensive examination, and time limit, click here.