Doctor of Philosophy in Curriculum Studies - Music Education

Situated spectacularly at the western edge of the culturally vibrant city of Vancouver, the University of British Columbia offers exciting opportunities for graduate study in Music Education.UBC graduate programs in Music Education are designed to meet a variety of needs and interests, including those of the busy professional teacher, the researcher, the administrator, the curriculum developer, and the future university professor. Specializations include conducting, music pedagogy, early childhood music, curriculum development, cultural studies, music and media studies, music and related technologies, and teacher education.Music Education faculty members have a wide range of research interests and specialties, using methods that are both qualitative (based in philosophy, history, psychology, sociology, arts-based educational research, and artography) and quantitative (involving quasi-experimental research, survey research, and large-scale multivariate designs). Courses across the university are also available to our graduate students, and cross-faculty inquiry is actively encouraged.

Master’s degree with high standing in a relevant educational discipline,1. Scanned copies of all official transcripts2. Three letters of recommendation3. Evidence of English language proficiency4. Permanent Resident Card (both sides), when applicableThe Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies establishes the minimum admission requirements common to all applicants, usually a minimum overall average in the B plus range (76% at UBC).