Summer 2023
Summer 2023 Course Offerings
First Five-Week Session, May 30 – June 30
Courses offered online, asynchronous through the Canvas Learning Management System
- MUED 832 Engaging Student Learning through Instructional Design (3)
- MUED 843 Intro to Research in Music Education(3)
- MUSC 840 Creative Performance in Music (3)
Course offered in person, Westbrook Music Building, Monday – Thursday, 9:15 – 10:50 am
- MUSC 846 Analytical Perspectives (3)
Second Five-Week Session, July 10 – August 10
Courses offered online, asynchronous through the Canvas Learning Management System
- MUED 836 Psychology & Sociology of Music (3)
- MUED 845 History & Philosophy: American Music Education (3)
Orff Schulwerk courses offered in person
Westbrook Music Building, July 10 – July 21, Monday – Friday, 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
- MUED 893 Orff Schulwerk Level I
- MUED 893 Orff Schulwerk Level II
Updated Music Education Offerings
The GKSOM Music Education Faculty have been working on a pending proposal to streamline the current practice-focused master’s degree to a 30-hour program. Once the program is fully approved, we will communicate with all current music education graduate students about your choices surrounding the degree change. You will have the choice of remaining in the current program or switching to the new plan. All courses in the current degree program will transfer. Our Summer 2023 offerings create a bridge between our previous program and the new degree program. The program transition will take place over a two-year period with all courses eventually offered online so you can complete your degree within a timeline that works best for you!
New students in the program will be able to complete the program in just over two years: 6 credits for three summers, plus 3 credits during each fall and spring semester in between. Our overarching goal is to better meet the needs of our graduate students who are practicing educators, and to help students meet their continuing education goals in a flexible and meaningful way.
Summer 2023 Graduate Music Education Fellowships
Qualifications: Applicants must be newly accepted and admitted into the University of Nebraska – Lincoln Master of Music Education degree option for Summer 2023. Recipients must register for and complete a minimum of six credit hours of music/music education courses from among the UNL 2023 Summer Session offerings.
Responsibilities: This fellowship provides financial support to students to pursue summer graduate studies without associated teaching or research responsibilities that typically are expected of assistantship recipients. These fellowships are merit-based to support highly qualified students wanting to begin graduate studies in music education.
Remuneration: $1,000.00
Application and Deadline: Review of applications will begin May 15, 2023 and fellowships will be awarded based on merit and the date which the degree application was completed. All students who are first-time applicants to the University of Nebraska – Lincoln master’s program in music education for Summer 2023 will automatically be considered for receipt of a limited number of fellowships. No separate fellowship application is required. Start the degree application process by accessing our website at https://go.unl.edu/graduateapplication
