Master in Teaching Degree for Secondary Level I and II

This program equips students with the skills to teach music at secondary schools, focusing on both artistic and pedagogical competencies. Ideal for those who are passionate about music and education, this master's degree combines practical training in instruments and voice with theoretical knowledge in musicology and pedagogy. Students who thrive in collaborative environments and seek to inspire the next generation of musicians will find this program particularly rewarding.

The curriculum includes hands-on training in two instruments, singing, and conducting, alongside theoretical studies in music theory, analysis, and history. Students engage in practical school music-making and learn about inclusion in music education. This blend of artistic practice and academic study prepares graduates to adapt to the evolving landscape of music education, ensuring they are well-equipped for diverse teaching environments.

Graduates can pursue various roles such as music teachers in secondary schools, educational coordinators, or music program directors. They may find opportunities in public and private schools, music academies, and community organizations. The skills gained are transferable across educational settings, allowing for a broad range of career pathways in the arts and education sectors.