Concurrent Bachelor of Music (B.Mus.) - Major Music Education and Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) - Music Elementary and Secondary

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Program Location Education Building & Schulich School of Music Start Term Fall Program Type Coursework & Field Experience Schedule Full-Time Credits 170 Credits Average Duration 5 Years Administered by Department of Integrated Studies in Education (DISE) and Schulich School of Music Help bring the love of music to today's youth by becoming a specialized educator! The B.Mus./B. Ed. combines the Bachelor of Music (Major Music Education) with the Bachelor of Education (Music Elementary and Secondary). Students in this program have the benefit of obtaining two degrees through this joint program between the Schulich School of Music (Department of Music Research) and the Faculty of Education (Department of Integrated Studies in Education). Music courses involve growing your knowledge and skills in music history, theory, musicianship, performance, and conducting techniques. Then learn about educational foundations, music pedagogy, and classroom management, and put your acquired knowledge into practice with field placements in local schools! Have questions? Contact Us Full Program Details from the Course Catalogue [program long https://coursecatalogue.mcgill.ca/en/undergraduate/music/programs/music-research/music-elementary-secondary-concurrent-major-bmus-bed] Time Limit 5 years after initial registration and within 150 credits *Students who enter into a Freshman/Foundation Year become subject to these regulations one year after their initial registration. Multi-Year Program Overview Check out this sample document to get an idea of what your program trajectory and potential course-load might look like: Sample Multi-year Overview Eligibility (Admission Criteria) Verify your eligibility (Clicking this button will take you to the McGill Admissions website which will then prompt you to select your educational background to reveal the corresponding admission requirements.) Application Process & Required Documents How to Apply: Read the Steps How to Apply: Watch the Video (Clicking the buttons above will take you to McGill Admissions resources to help guide your application process and verify if additional documents are needed for your submission.) Application Deadlines Deadlines are based on which category of applicant you are. Click the links below to verify the deadline that's relevant to your personal educational background: Quebec CEGEP or high school applicant Ontario high school applicant Canadian high school applicant (outside Quebec and Ontario) U.S. high school applicant (in the U.S. and other countries) High school applicant outside Canada and the U.S. Homeschooled applicant University applicant (transfer, second degree, special & visiting) Mature student applicant (The above links will lead you to pages within the McGill Admissions website.) What to Expect After Submitting your Application Once you have submitted your application, you can track its status using your McGill Applicant Portal. Continue to use your McGill Applicant Portal to: Upload your documents (if required) Verify that your documents have been received as indicated by a “received date” next to the item in the checklist See if additional documents have been requested by Admissions Apply for a merit-based Entrance Scholarship View the application decision It is your responsibility to check your McGill Applicant Portal regularly to verify your status and ensure the completion of your application. Applications that remain incomplete after the specified deadlines are at risk of being cancelled. Consider setting yourself reminders to check your application status to stay on track. The timing of when you receive an answer depends on several factors (e.g., application completion, supporting documents, program(s) you've applied to, etc.). Keep in mind that it could take several weeks before you receive a decision and that McGill's acceptance dates may differ from other institutions. Undergraduate admission decisions are made centrally by McGill Undergraduate Admissions,