Master of Music in Music Performance
Music Performance – MM5181
School of Music
497 Glidden Hall
Ohio University
Athens, Ohio 45701
740.593.4244
fisherc@ohio.edu
Delivery Mode: Athens Campus
Terms of Entry: Fall, Spring
Program Overview
The M.M. in performance is designed for professionally oriented performers and studio and school music teachers who wish to pursue this curriculum as a terminal degree. It is also for those who wish to use it as a foundation for doctoral study. The goal is to prepare graduate students, both technically and intellectually, for professional careers as performers or conductors. Acceptance into the Master of Music in performance is by audition only.
Program Learning Outcomes
In successfully pursuing an Ohio University Master of Music degree, students will
- Develop advanced capacities to work independently and make effective artistic and intellectual judgments and professional decisions in the area of specialization.
- Demonstrate professional competence in the area of specialization before peers and faculty.
- Produce a final project or equivalent reviewed by more than one faculty member.
Opportunities for Graduates
The Master of Music degree in Performance is designed to prepare graduate students, both technically and intellectually, for professional careers as performers or as artist-teachers; for studio and school music teachers who wish to pursue this curriculum as a terminal degree; and for those who wish to use the degree as a foundation for doctoral study.
Further Information
Link to Program: https://www.ohio.edu/fine-arts/music/graduate
Link to Program Handbook: https://www.ohio.edu/fine-arts/music/student-resources-material
Admission Requirements
Acceptance into the Master of Music in Performance program is by audition only for all entering students.
International Students
This program permits full-time enrollment in residence at Ohio University, and an I-20 may be issued based on admission to this program.
Graduation Requirements
The M.M. in Performance degree requires a minimum of 38 to 47 credit hours, depending on the track. Complete the requirements for one of the seven tracks as follows:
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