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SUNY Fredonia's School of Music has a strong tradition of musical and teaching excellence.
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Accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music, our school is a nationally recognized undergraduate and graduate program in a comprehensive, liberal arts and sciences college of the State University of New York.
Admission Requirements
- Hold a bachelor's degree (in Music Therapy) or the equivalent from an accredited college or university
- Enter with at least a 2.75 overall grade point average
- Two letters of recommendation: one from a clinical supervisor, and one from an academic source (i.e. professor or advisor)
Program Requirements
Courses required specifically for the Master of Music in Music Therapy:
- MUS 521 Music Bibliography
- MUS 624 Analytic Techniques
- MUTY 505 Foundations of Advanced Music Therapy 1
- MUTY 606 Foundations of Advanced Music Therapy 11
- MUTY 510 Advanced Guitar Class for Music Therapists
- MUTY 518 Advanced Clinical Piano Improvisation
- MUTY 520 Theory of Vocal Psychotherapy
- MUTY 530 Introduction to Guided imagery and Music
- MUTY 620 Vocal Psychotherapy Practice
- MUTY 630 Theory and Practice in Guided Imagery and Music
- MUTY 640 Clinical Applications to GIM Theory and Practice
- MUED 514 Psychology of Music
- MUED 522 Psychological Research in Music
- PSY 5yy Psychopathology
- PSY: 5xx Lifespan Developmental Psychology
- MUTY 590 Special Studies (as advised)
Either:
- MUTY 550 lnternship in Music Therapy (8)
- MUTY 650 Advanced Practicum in Music Therapy (2 each) (four enrollments)
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Total Credit Hours: 48
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Additional Resources
Dr. Joni Milgram-Luterman, Program Coordinator
School of Music website
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