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Master of Music (MMus) Thesis-based, Specialization in Music Education

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Faculty of ArtsFaculty of Graduate StudiesSchool of Creative and Performing ArtsMMUS - Master of Music

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The deadline for the submission of complete applications is available on the Future Students website: ucalgary.ca/future-students/graduate/explore-programs/music-master-music-thesis-based.

In addition to Faculties of Graduate Studies and Arts requirements, Music requires:

a) A completed Bachelor of Music degree (or equivalent).

b) Normally, two years of successful teaching experience or equivalent professional involvement in music education.

c) An essay on a topic in Music Education prepared during or subsequent to the applicant’s undergraduate work.

d) One-page letter detailing their specific reasons for pursuing graduate study.

e) Two reference letters.

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