If you love music and want to share it with others, we’re the place for you! Our undergraduate students start their music teaching journey from day one of freshman year and finish with a full-time internship. Throughout the degree, you’ll learn to teach in real music classrooms with outstanding and collaborative teachers.
We also offer graduate opportunities. If you want to continue your learning, do an online or on-campus Masters degree with us. Additionally, consider our online or on-campus Education Specialist. If you’re ready to delve deeper into research, consider our Ph.D. in Music Education. Here, you’ll work closely with faculty to determine your goals, your areas of study and research, and ultimately complete your dissertation.
Music Education faculty and students regularly conduct, present, and publish research for local, state, national, and international conferences and journals.
Students work with Tiger Strings Youth Orchestra and in schools with the Beethoven & Me project. Or, you may get to work in projects like the Macon County Music Singing Windows Project.
Program Coordinator:
Nancy H. Barry, Ph.D.
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