Catalog 2005-2006
Graduate School of Education and Counseling
Information found in this online edition of the 2005-06 Catalog is unofficial and for informational purposes only. The official document of record is the printed edition of the 2005-06 Catalog. For more information, please contact the Dean of the Graduate School.
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Courses for Nondegree Music Students
Graduate courses are available to music professionals who wish to improve their skills but may not wish to enroll in a formal degree program. Enrollment requires the department chair's approval for graduate-level courses. Open-enrollment courses and institutes are available to all interested students. The second half of the summer is traditionally devoted to institutes and workshops serving the music professional. Past offerings have included Orff and Kodaly workshops, choral symposia, jazz study with George Shearing, electronic music, music theory, and summer instrumental workshops. Music teachers who hold an Initial License may also plan a program to fulfill requirements for the Continuing License (see Continuing License section).
Degree Requirements
A minimum of 36 semester hours, distributed as follows:
Note: Although the course of study listed here is typical, precise degree requirements for each student are determined by the graduate adviser in music in consultation with the student.
Required Courses
MUE 500 Music Education Research and Assessment, 3 semester hours
MUE 582 History, Development, and Current Trends in Music Education, 3 semester hours
MUE 584 M.A.T. Seminar in Music Education, 2 semester hours
or
ED 509 M.A.T. Seminar, 2 semester hours
ED 502 Literacy: Print, Media, Technology, 3 semester hours
ED 504 Classroom Management for the Inclusive Classroom, 3 semester hours
Professional Music Requirements
A minimum of 15 semester hours, selected from graduate music courses
Graduate Core Requirements
A minimum of 4 semester hours