Majors & Programs

Music, MM | Music Production

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Overview

This graduate concentration is part of the Master of Music program.

Amplify your creative voice

Ready to refine your unique talent? The Master of Music in music production is built for individuals with a strong background in music performance, composition or production.

Come pursue creative research applications in music, grow your advanced technical skills and push the boundaries of musical innovation.

You'll graduate ready to lead in the professional music world. Whether your goal is to work in high-end studio recording, compose for media or pursue a career in academia, you'll gain the industry-standard expertise to make it happen.

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Curriculum requirements

This is an accredited program.
View SFA's accreditations.

Is there a capstone?
Yes, a comprehensive exam during your final semester.

How are courses offered?
In person.

Apply to the music master's program

Students seeking admission to SFA graduate programs must hold a baccalaureate degree from an accredited institution. You're responsible for submitting application materials required for admission and any supplemental items as requested.

To be eligible for consideration into this program, you must achieve an undergraduate 2.8 GPA or higher overall.

Ready?

Applying to SFA's School of Music is a two-part process. Application requirements and audition materials are provided in the online music application.

  1. Complete the graduate school application.
  2. Apply to the School of Music.
    • Select your desired degree to view details on required application and audition materials.

Priority deadlines

For priority consideration, submit your completed application by the following dates:

  • Jan. 15 for all required documents.
  • March 15 for all audition/interviews.

The deadline to apply for the upcoming Fall semester is July 13 or when the program reaches capacity, whichever occurs first.

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