Master of Arts in Musicology

About this programme

The Master of Arts (MA) in Musicology is a 12-month degree program unique in Canada that serves students with a diverse range of interests in an environment that combines the strengths of both course-based and project-based learning delivered by world-class music professors. Students benefit from a diversity of course offerings building toward a customized MA Research Project in collaboration with leading faculty members. In the online application, you will be prompted to upload the following supplementary materials: Applicants whose first language is not English must provide evidence of their proficiency in English through satisfactory achievement on an accepted language test within the past two years: Submit proposal for MRP to project director for feedback and approval by April 1 9535 Special Topics in Musicology: Composers and their Autographs 1000-2000 AD ; instructor: Dr. James Grier 9740 Research Creation: Music for Cinema and Television ; instructor: Dr. Robert Toft 9523 Special Topics: Listening in/to the Anthropocene ; instructor: Dr. Kevin Mooney 9523 Special Topics: Topics in Late 20th Century Jazz ; instructor: Dr. Peter Franck 9542 Special Topics in Musicology: Music and the Cold War ; instructor: Dr. Emily Ansari 9550 Special Topics: The Magic Flute: Texts and Commentary ; instructor: Dr. Ed Goehring Robin (Chenjie) Zhang. (2025). A Narrative-Referential Approach to Select Movements from Philip Glass's Score for the Non-Narrative Film Koyaanisqatsi . Supervised by Dr. Catherine Nolan.