The Music Department offers a graduate certificate in Community Music Education.
Overview
The Graduate Certificate in Community Music Education serves two purposes:
- As a corollary to our Master of Music Education with Licensure for students wanting to pursue teaching in both formalized and community music settings, and
- As a professional development degree for licensed, working teachers who may be interested in cultivating skills in the non-profit sector.
The Certificate program focuses on experiential work, with the coursework designed to support the students' immersive learning through internships. This aspect of the program includes intensive “hands-on” work in professional community music settings. Students are paired with veteran administrators and teachers to experience the various roles necessary to running successful non-profit arts organizations. Upon completion of the program, students will be credentialed in a comprehensive set of teaching and administrative skills, which they may apply to any professional context.
Coordinator
Elissa Johnson-Green
Email:
Elissa_JohnsonGreen@uml.edu
Phone: 978-934-3829
Curricular Pathway for the Graduate Certificate in Community Music Education (2 Semesters)
Core Courses (Total number required = 6) |
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Course # | Course Name | Credits |
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Total | 15 |
MUEN.6010 MUEN.5590 MUEN.5700 | Students will choose one of the following options: World Music Ensemble (Cambodian Ensemble) OR
Graduate Mixed Chamber Ensemble (Blues or R&B) OR
Contemporary Electronic Ensemble | 1 |
MUBU.5040 | Arts Administration and Marketing | 3 |
PSYC.5460 | Grant Writing | 3 |
MUBU.5250 | Community Outreach Practicum 1 | 3 |
MUBU.5260 | Community Outreach Practicum 2 | 1 |
MUED.6250 | Community Internship | 6 |