Music Education at the University of Florida
Welcome to the University of
Florida Music Education Website!
University of Florida School
of Music
P.O. Box 117900
Gainesville, Florida
32611-7900
Russell L. Robinson, Area
Head for Music Education, 352-273-3190, rlrob@ufl.edu
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**NEW** Announcing the 2nd International Symposium on
Assessment in Music Education , The Practice of Assessment in Music
Education: Frameworks, Models, and Designs, to be held April 15-17,
2009. To learn more about the symposium, read the CALL FOR PAPERS AND PRESENTATIONS |
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The University of Florida School of Music announces the
NEW SUMMER MASTER OF MUSIC EDUCATION DEGREE PROGRAM beginning in Summer
2008! Read all about it here. |
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Visit our internationally recognized Portfolio Website |
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All music education students who work with children in
public schools, either in a teaching or a research capacity, must report to
the Alachua County Board of Education for Fingerprinting and a Background
Check. There is a fee for this. Read
more... |
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We offer the following degrees:
Degree and application
information can be found at the following sites:
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Read about the Music Education
Faculty
at the University of Florida Internationally
recognized as teachers and leaders in the music education profession, the
faculty at the University of Florida School of Music are dedicated to preparing
undergraduate and graduate music education majors for optimum success in the
field of their choosing. To read about our faculty, click on the following
links.
Faculty Links and Email:
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Leadership, Performance, Professionalism:
Music
Education at the University of Florida
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Read About our Programs The undergraduate music
education program at the University of Florida School of Music is
comprehensive and prepares students to enter the music education profession
with the skills and knowledge to teach successfully. Through a sequenced
series of courses and preservice public and laboratory school teaching
experiences, students who successfully complete the program fulfill the
requirements for Florida Teacher Certification in Music in grades K-12.
Florida certification is also reciprocal in other states. The UF music
education curriculum is approved by the Florida Department of Education, the
National Association of Schools of Music, and the National Council for the Accreditation
of Teacher Education.
The Department of Music
Education also offers graduate degrees in music education. The Master of
Music with a concentration in music education is offered for persons who hold
a teaching certificate in music. The Ph.D. in Music Education focuses on
preparing the student for teaching and research in higher education. |
Music Education Course Syllabi for Summer 2008
You can obtain Adobe Acrobat
Reader at no cost. For a free download, click: 
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Graduate Courses:
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Course Websites:
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MUE 6785 -- Methods
of Research in Music Education |
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MUE 6080 -- Foundations
of Music Education |
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MUT 6051 -- Graduate
Theory Review |
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MUH 5219 -- Graduate
History Review |
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Updated 6-9-08 by Timothy S. Brophy, Ph.D., tbrophy@arts.ufl.edu