Graduate Admissions
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Music
This program is not accepting applications for the upcoming year. Admissions for this program does not take place every year. Please check back for details on the next admission cycle, which has not yet been announced.
Program focuses on musicology and ethnomusicology as well as composition, giving particular but not exclusive emphasis to North American music, including jazz and urban popular music, religious music, concert music, and folk music in rural and urban localities.
Special prominence is given to ethnomusicology, contemporary concert music, jazz music, as well as popular music.
Our professors include ethnomusicologists, music historians, music theorists and composers.
You'll have access to a wide range of specialized facilities and resources including: analogue and digital piano labs; piano/practice modules; ethnomusicology and jazz archives, York’s Sound & Moving Image Library; and popular music archives.
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Stream and Specializations
- Ethnomusicology
- Musicology
- Composition
- Popular music
- Jazz
Degrees Offered
MA
PhD
Additional Admission Requirements
Number of Recommendation(s)
- 3 recommendation(s)
Other Requirements
- MA
- Statement of intent (500 words), including Grad Course List
- Two samples of scholarly writing
- Resumé/CV
- PhD
- Statement of intent (500 words), including Grad Course List
- Two samples of scholarly writing
- Resumé/CV
Composition applicants for both MA & PhD, must additionally submit a portfolio (minimum two pieces that are representative of applicant’s style). To upload any audio visual files, please provide a link to YouTube or some other web-sharing service in one of their uploaded supporting documents.