Master in Music Education, M.M.

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The Master in Music Education at the University of Wyoming is a master's degree for students who have a bachelor's degree. It takes a few years to complete and helps music educators improve their teaching skills.

The curriculum covers topics like music theory, education methods, and performance practices. Students also develop skills in lesson planning, classroom management, and music technology through practical teaching experiences.

Graduates can work as Music Teachers, Choir Directors, or Arts Administrators in schools, colleges, or community music organizations, such as the New York City Department of Education or the Los Angeles Philharmonic.