Graduate Programs
Master of Music
Performance
Traditional
Piano Pedagogy
Jazz Pedagogy
Conducting
Music Education
Recital Option
Thesis Option
Field Option
Certification Option
Music Composition
Music History
Music Theory
Doctor of Philosophy
Music Education
The Division of Music is an accredited institutional member of the National Association of Schools of Music, the only nationally recognized accrediting agency for professional music instruction. All programs comply with the objectives and guidelines required by this organization.
Prospective graduate students in music are required to have completed the appropriate curriculum of undergraduate study in music at WVU or its equivalent at another institution of recognized standing. For acceptance into a degree program the applicant should make inquiry to the Director of Graduate Studies, Division of Music, P.O. Box 6111, Morgantown, WV 26506-6111.
Applicants accepted for degree study must take diagnostic tests in music theory, music history, and a piano proficiency. Music education students take a voice exam to determine proficiency. Students entering the M.M. in Performance meet with their major professors to assess weakness in pedagogy and literature. The results of these tests and meetings may indicate the need for remedial study, which must be completed before admission to candidacy.
For more information, contact:
H. Keith Jackson
Director of Graduate Studies in Music
304-293-4841 x3224
Keith.Jackson@mail.wvu.edu
Jodie Lewis
Sr. Administrative Secretary
304-293-4841 x3196
Jodie.Lewis@mail.wvu.edu