Master of Music in Music TechnologyBachelor of Music in Music Technology
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Admission into the M.M. in Music Technology is contingent upon the approval of the music technology faculty and is dependent upon the applicant's portfolio of software, hardware, and electroacoustic compositions, and previous undergraduate course work. A minimum 3.0 GPA in the student's last 60 credits of undergraduate work is also required for admittance. The requirements for the MM in music technology include, in addition to the above listed courses, the successful completion of a Master's Thesis project (including a research/analytical paper, composition, or software application), and the passing of a final oral exam. The application portfolio should be sent to Dr. Paula Matthusen, Director,
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The B.M. in Music Technology track is designed for candidates who have a background in music (instrumental or vocal), and who are also interested in computers, mathematics, or physics. Performance on a traditional instrument or voice is required. Additionally, a basic working knowledge of music software such as Finale, Sibelius, Cakewalk, and Pro Tools is highly desired. Most Music Technology majors will begin with Introduction to MIDI Technology (MUC 1342) and continue through the sequence of music technology courses, although the exceptional student may enter in Electronic Music I (MUC 2301). Students must be admitted into the University and the School of Music before admission into the Music Technology program is possible. Entrance into the University is contingent upon SAT scores and overall GPA in high school, while entrance into the School of Music is determined by audition. After a student is admitted to the University and the School of Music, admission into the Music Technology program is contingent upon the approval of the area Director and related faculty, and is dependent upon the performance of the student in the Introduction to MIDI Technology course and/or the student’s portfolio of software, hardware, and electro-acoustic composition, and sound design. The application portfolio should be sent to Dr. Kristine H. Burns, Director,
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