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The Master of Science in Music Technology (MSMT) degree curriculum provides postbaccalaureate education in areas of computer-based music technology, multimedia and interactive design and multimedia production techniques. The primary objective of the program is to bring new and emerging digital arts technologies to students as they relate to a new discipline defined as music technology. The curriculum establishes the creative application of multimedia technology to video, audio and graphic production of arts and educational materials. Included in this field are foundations, methods and theoretical courses which underpin the development of production skills required in using technology in a creative environment. The MSMT degree is offered as a traditionally delivered on-campus degree program. Students can also opt to take the entire program over the internet. This means that the MSMT degree is available to students regardless of geographical location.
Financial Support
Graduate teaching and research assistantships are available to on-campus, fulltime students, based upon qualifications and availability of funds. Government loan programs
Admission Requirements
Bachelors degree Minimum Grade Point Average: 3.0 (on 4.0 scale) Admission Interview: The interview may be used to assess the applicants musical literacy, computer literacy, personal skills and professional experience. Portfolio: A recorded or live performance audition, original composition, and/or computer software program to document applicants skills and experience. Three letters of recommendation The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) is not required for admission to the graduate program. However, it is required for applications seeking graduate scholarships from the university. The TOEFL is required for all international applicants from non-english speaking countries Official academic transcripts
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the MSMT program will be equipped to work in education or industry as members of computer-based training, computer-based education, multimedia design and/or interactive technology teams. Participants develop skills in: designing software, using authoring tools and languages, applying multimedia concepts, and managing technology facilities and projects. Elective courses in business, communications, education, fine arts and law expand the degree recipients opportunities in a number of individualized areas of employment. The music industry and arts education are logical career areas for MSMT graduates. Music teachers, both private and public, can use the MSMT degree to strengthen their knowledge and use of educational technology. Multimedia specialists have employment options in the business sector in personnel training, multimedia development firms, publishing, electronic communications and entertainment businesses.
Curriculum
(On-campus and online programs, Fall, Spring and Summer semesters)
3hrs
3hrs
N514
3hrs
N515
3hrs
N516
3hrs
N517*
3hrs
N518*
3hrs
Cognate Courses
Six credit hours are required in an approved cognate field within or outside the department. Students may choose to complete the remaining six hours with emphasis in one of the following areas: music, business, communications, computer science, education, fine arts, law or others with the approval of their advisor.
N519
3 hrs
N520
3 hrs
N521
3 hrs
N522
3 hrs
Elective Courses
E536 E536
3 hrs
3 hrs
E536
3 hrs
E536 E536
Music Business I-Introduction to Business of Music Music Business II-Music Business Marketing
3hrs 3hrs
Dr. Debra Burns is Associate Professor and Coordinator of Music Therapy programs at IUPUI. Dr. Burns is an active member of the American Music Therapy Association and has recently co-authored a text entitled Music Therapy Reimbursement: Best Practices and Procedures. She is also an active reviewer for Music Therapy Perspectives and the Indiana University Cancer Center Scientific Review Committee. Prior to joining the faculty at IUPUI in 2004, Dr. Burns completed a postdoctoral research fellowship funded by the National Institutes of Health, National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine. Her research training focused on alleviating symptom distress and improving the quality of life of cancer patients in active treatment. She maintains an active research program exploring the various benefits of music therapy for cancer patients. She has presented nationally and internationally on these topics. Dr. Burns received her Bachelor of Arts in Music Education from Glenville State College, her Master of Music in Music Therapy at Illinois State University and PhD in Music Education and Music Therapy from the University of Kansas.
Dr. Scott Deal is Professor and Director of the Donald Tavel Arts and Technology Research Center at IUPUI. He is well-known as an active performer of new and contemporary music. He has performed in Atlanta, Boston, London, Los Angeles, Moscow, and Washington, D.C. He is a founding member of the ART GRID, an Internet2, telematic performing collective comprised of multidisciplinary artists and computer specialists. Dr. Deal holds a Doctor of Musical Arts degree from the University of Miami, a Master of Music degree from the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music, and a Bachelor of Arts degree from Cameron University.
For more information contact: Dr. G. David Peters, Head of Graduate Studies Department of Music and Arts Technology Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis 535 W. Michigan St. Room 352 Indianapolis, IN 46202-3120 Tel: (317) 278-2591 /Fax: (317) 278-2590 Email: gpeters@iupui.edu
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