The Master of Science in Music Therapy program is designed to provide professional board-certified music therapists (http://www.cbmt.org) with advanced research skills and clinical practice in music therapy, and to teach music therapists how to utilize the array of tools available in music technology for such purposes. Within music therapy clinical practice and research, music technology will: 1) facilitate the collection and analysis of data generated during clinical sessions; 2) apply compositional and improvisational techniques with patients, and; 3) exploit the multi-mediated environment of the MIDI workstation where visual, auditory, and tactile senses can work interchangeably to support therapeutic strategies.
Students in the Master’s program are required to take thirty hours of courses including music therapy, music technology, and elective courses. Music therapy courses focus on research methods, theory and scholarship as they relate to research, clinical practice, statistics, and to the thesis. The music technology core includes principles of production using music technology, Music Instrument Digital Interface (MIDI)-based music applications for composition and improvisation, and multimedia production including visual and sound resources.
30 credit hours* for degree, including:
Minimum grade point average:
Indiana Resident: $242.40 per credit hour
Non-Resident (out-of-state, international) $712.75 per credit hour.
Fees change starting Fall 2008 and run through Summer 2009. Those fees will be 259.35 for residents and 776.90 for non-residents.
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You need to complete both an IUPUI Music application and the University online application.