Chi tiết khóa học Master of Arts in Music Therapy (Thesis), Conservatory of Music, University of the Pacific

Thông tin về khóa học này

Thông tin về khóa học này
- Tổng quan
- Khoa
Các hình thức học tập
Yêu cầu đầu vào
- Quốc tế

Nội dung bạn sẽ được học

Making a difference through music.University of the Pacific's Master of Arts in Music Therapy is an immersive educational experience that prepares students to be become professional music therapists capable of fostering growth, facilitating healing, and enhancing well-being through the transformative medium of music.The dynamic curriculum begins with strong foundational musicianship, adding advanced-level skills through a blend of theory, research, and clinical practice aligned with the standards of the American Music Therapy Association (AMTA). Graduates emerge compassionate and skilled professionals ready to make a profound impact in the lives of individuals and communities.Master of Arts in Music Therapy2-year, 32-unit programIn-person on the Stockton campusFor board-certified music therapists or candidates eligible to sit for the board examination onlyLimited graduate assistantships available

Khoa bạn sẽ vào học

Conservatory of Music

Các hình thức học tập

Toàn thời gian (2 năm)

Học phí

US$27,838.00 (703,605,456 đ) một năm

Housing Expenses: USD $22,086; Miscellaneous Expenses: USD $6,886

Ngày bắt đầu

Tháng Bảy 2027

Địa điểm

Stockton Campus

3601 Pacific Ave.,

Stockton,

California,

95211, United States

Yêu cầu đầu vào

Dành cho sinh viên quốc tế

The following are required for admission into the Music Therapy program:

Music Therapy Board Certification (MT-BC), or eligibility to sit for the board examination (not required for Equivalency program)

Bachelors degree in music, music therapy or a related field

Official transcripts from all universities or colleges attended

General GRE (Not required for applicants with a GPA of 3.5 or higher)

Resume

Personal statement

Three (3) letters of recommendation

Musical Skills Assessment:

Perform two contrasting pieces on primary instrument/voice.

Sing one piece from traditional or contemporary musical repertoire with self-accompaniment on piano (e.g., popular, jazz, country, musical theater; a lead sheet or sheet music may be used).
Sing one piece from traditional or contemporary musical repertoire with self-accompaniment on guitar (e.g., popular, jazz, country, musical theater; a lead sheet or sheet music may be used).
Sing one piece a capella from memory, drawn from folk, patriotic or children's musical repertoires (e.g., America the Beautiful, You Are My Sunshine, This Little Light of Mine).

International students must submit additional application materials, including a transcript evaluation and an English proficiency examination.