Master of Music
The Graduate programs in Music Education are designed to advance the knowledge and skills of practicing music teachers with a focus on leadership training.
This degree is best suited for practicing public school teachers with at least 3 years of public school teaching experience.
Classes are scheduled with the busy public school teacher in mind; with classes meeting evenings and during summer break.
MM-Music Education may be completed with an emphasis in conducting or Kodály certification.
Preview of MM-Music Education degree »
Prospective Students
- Degree Requirements & Application Process
- Graduate Assistantships
- Transfer of Credit
- Music Theory & History Diagnostic Exams
- Information packet for MM applicants
- University of Houston Graduate Admissions
Current Students
- Courses & Degree Information
- Tuition and Fees
- Comprehensive Exam Information
- MM Final Project »
- MSM Graduate Student Handbook
- UH Graduate Catalog
- Graduate and Professional Studies
- Musicians for Music Education (MME)
Music Theory & History Diagnostic Exams
All graduate music students must sit music theory and history diagnostic exams (generally scheduled in August). Students may be required to take up to 9 additional hours of review courses in music theory and/or history based on the results of the exam.
Additional information and sample exams are posted on the Moores School of Music Graduate Studies page.
The following resources may be of assistance when studying for music theory entrance exam:
