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Contact Us
Robert Trent
Graduate Music Coordinator
Buchanan House 201
540-831-5117
rstrent@radford.edu
Preparing students for careers.
The Department of Music at Radford University offers Master of Arts and Master of Science degrees in Music. The M.A. program provides advanced study for musicians and music scholars in preparation of professional careers or doctoral study. The M.S. program provides advanced study and opportunities of music therapists to refine existing competencies and to attain new ones.
Program Options
Music therapy
The graduate music program consistently maintains a 92%-100% pass rate on the National Music Therapist-Board Certified Exam.
Professional Development
Internship and immersion with professionals around the world, including performances in Europe, Asia, Latin America; assisting in state-of-the-art recording studios in Los Angeles; presenting at NAMM and national conferences.
Quality Musical Instruments
The graduate music program provides state of the art musical instruments to perform with, including being designated an All-Steinway School.
Why choose Radford?
Exceptional classroom and performance facilities
The Covington Center for the Performing Arts holds a 300-seat recital hall designed by the same architects who designed the new performance space in Carnegie Hall. Classrooms are equipped with state of the art computing and projection equipment. Radford University also has three computer music studios.
Obtaining a master's degree from Radford University enabled me to qualify for my current job as Department Chairman and Associate Professor of music at Sandhills Community College in Pinehurst, NC."