Master in Voice Pedagogy

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The Master in Voice Pedagogy at Rider University is a 2-year online Master's degree for students who want to become skilled voice teachers. This program is taught in English and helps students develop advanced training in the art and science of voice teaching.

The curriculum includes specific coursework for classical and musical theatre tracks, preparing students to teach singing in various genres. Students will develop skills in voice teaching, coaching, and pedagogy, preparing them to work with professional singers, school music teachers, or voice coaches.

Graduates of this program can pursue careers as Voice Teachers, School Music Teachers, Voice Coaches, Singing Instructors, or Music Educators, working with organizations like schools, music studios, or performance companies.