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Master of Music Education
Inspire creativity and foster a deeper connection to music in your classroom. In the Master of Music Education (MME) degree program at Lebanon Valley College, you will enhance your ability to use technology, performance, improvisation, and composition to create immersive musical experiences for your students. This program will also expand your knowledge and teaching pedagogies to create a learning environment that promotes inclusivity in a student-centered classroom.
Next start date: January 13, 2025
Lebanon Valley College is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music (NASM), 11250 Roger Bacon Drive, Suite 21, Reston, VA 20190-5248; Telephone: 703-437-0700, info@arts-accredit.org
Learn More About the MME Degree Program
We have designed our program with your schedule and needs in mind, which is why we offer coursework for the Master of Music Education online. Learn at your own pace in accelerated seven-week terms and during a two-week summer residency program in Annville, PA. You can step in and step out of our MME degree program as needed.
You will gain practical experience and graduate ready to confidently share your passion for music.
33 credits
$713
2024–25 cost per credit hour
Online
format + 2-week residency
6
start dates per year
Modern Band Certification
As part of completing your Master of Music Education, you will earn your Modern Band Certificate. The curriculum in our certificate program complements your current teaching practices but draws on student-selected popular music to help learners play instruments more quickly.
The courses in our Modern Band Certificate program qualify for the Act 48 Continuing Education Credits towards professional development.
In Their Words
I was a section leader in The Pride of The Valley Marching Band with Dr. Heffner. I conducted the pit orchestra for Wig and Buckle Theater, performed in flute ensemble, jazz band, symphonic band, orchestra, and concert choir. I even had a radio show for a semester. I signed up for anything that would give me the knowledge and skills to better teach students.
Katy Brodhead
’10,
Supervisor of Visual and Performing Arts at Newark Public Schools
Our music education program consists of individuals that care deeply about the community of the program. Our students aren’t just studying music education at LVC, they are in a learning community that helps and cares for one another in their music education classes, ensembles, and all throughout campus.
Dr. Kyle Zeuch,
Director of Choral Activities and assistant professor of music
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