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This program is offered on both a full-time and part-time basis and begins in September. We have ONE admissions cycle per year.

Prerequisites

An appropriate bachelor's degree with high academic standing from a recognized university is required.  
Applicants in music education will normally be required to have had two years of teaching experience, although this requirement may be waived at the discretion of the Department. 

An in-person interview with the music education faculty will be scheduled once the required essay is received. This may be substituted by a videotaped interview at the discretion of the faculty. 

Application Supporting Documents

We must receive all the supporting documents on-line by December 12, 2011.

  1. Transcript of your academic record from every post-secondary institution attended. Include a description of grading systems used, and full course titles.
  2. Applicants from universities other than the University of Toronto should provide course descriptions for specialized music courses where content is not clear from the course titles on the transcript.
  3. At least TWO letters of reference (one from an instructor in your major area and one from an instructor familiar with your academic work).  Please contact your referees in advance to obtain an e-mail address (preferably a university e-mail address). Be sure to inform your referees that you are doing this and that the University of Toronto, School of Graduate Studies will be contacting them by email. 
  4. An indication of your level of performance proficiency, including the number of years of instrumental or vocal studies and a summary of your performance experience.
  5. A list of any relevant studies and/or professional experience which does not appear in official transcripts (e.g., certification courses; publications; workshop presentations).
  6. Letter of Intent:  A short statement indicating background and intended area of interest.
  7. An essay presenting a critique/review of one of the following articles: 
  8. Proof of English proficiency for applicants from Universities where English is not the language of instruction and examination. Please note that an offer of admission cannot be made unless the minimum score is achieved.

on-line application form


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