The MTech program is for students who want to advance their studies in the recording arts, electronic and computer music and intermedia art forms. Designed for creators, this project-based program includes core courses in music perception and cognition and computational analysis of musical signals. It’s also a gateway to specialized research at the PhD level, such as UVic’s individual Interdisciplinary Program.OutcomesStudents in this program will:develop comprehensive research skills and the ability to effectively communicate about musicmanage large-scale creative projects efficiently and effectively, acquire advanced skills in the areas of sound recording and electronic and computer music, gain practical experience applying theory and concepts from audio perception, cognition and audio analysis to music technology-based applicationsThe UVic School of Music offers a two-year experience to prepare students for the professional realm of performance, administration, and research. All students receive exceptional training and custom-tailored projects and performance opportunities to support their ideas and goals.Our programs guide students to achieve a foothold in professional positions in and around Victoria and the Pacific Northwest, from work in artist collectives and media groups to music technology development and arts administration.For a hint at the success of our graduates and their entrepreneurial spirit as performers, organizers, administrators, and scholars, see our community connections and alumni profiles.
ตัวเลือกคอร์ส
เต็มเวลา
(2 ปี)
ค่าเรียน
CAD$8,238.00 (฿ 203,217)
ต่อปี
เริ่มเรียน
กันยายน 2027
สถานที่
Main Campus
3800 Finnerty Road,
Victoria,
British Columbia,
V8P 5C2, West Coast, Canada
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สำหรับนักเรียนนานาชาติ
Start by reviewing the graduate school admission requirements; then view the additional requirements for our graduate music programs.Some programs have audition requirements.Applicants are generally expected to have a BMus or BA in Music.Applicants should have at least a B+ (or 6/9) average during the last two years of undergraduate study; all students must meet the University minimum academic requirements.Most of our degrees require two years of resident study, a final project/recital, and an oral examination (see our detailed course requirements).