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168 Master's degrees in Music Composition in North America
Music Composition
The Music Composition program at University of Hartford provides students the guidance they need to express their individuality through their music.
Composition
Students in the Composition program from University of Washington study with the four internationally renowned composers who comprise the core faculty — Jöel-François Durand, Huck Hodge, Richard Karpen and Juan Pampin.
Composition
Lynn University graduate Composition students are assured of a highly personalized education including an independent study course focused on a subject to be determined between yourself and Dr. McKinley.
Music Performance - Organ
University of Cincinnati’s Master of Music in Music Performance - Organ offers advanced organ students the opportunity to hone technical expertise, musicianship and knowledge in the center of Cincinnati, a next-generation city revered for the arts.

Music Composition
The Music Composition graduate certificate program from Humber Polytechnic prepares you to write music for a number of professional environments including live performance, sound recording, film, television, video games and other visual media.
Composition and Experimental Sound Practices
Nationally and internationally renowned for its contributions to contemporary music, Composition and Experimental Sound Practices studies from California Institute of the Arts CalArts facilitates the development of students’ artistic voices through mastery of a broad range of theories, techniques and creative tools.
Composition
Applicants whose undergraduate work was strong in liberal arts and who wish to continue that emphasis at the graduate level may prefer to apply for the MA in Composition at the University of Michigan.
Music - Theory and Composition
Music - Theory and Composition at Stephen F. Austin State University is designed to provide advanced analytical and creative opportunities for promising composers and music theorists.