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At the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO), our Master of Music Education helps music educators strengthen their teaching, expand their musicianship, and grow professionally.
Whether you're looking to enhance your teaching, deepen your musicianship, or advance within your school or district, this program is designed to support your next step. It also helps you build a stronger foundation in music education research while developing the knowledge and skills to grow professionally.
Offered 100% online, this program is designed for working music educators, allowing you to continue teaching while earning your degree. You'll gain important skills you can apply immediately in your classroom and music program. Throughout the experience, you'll work with faculty who value your professional insight and support your growth as both a musician and educator.
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SUMMER 2026 APPLICATION DEADLINE
100% ONLINE
Earn your degree 100% online with the flexibility you need. Balance your education with work, family, and other commitments without putting your life on hold.
Broaden your musicianship while deepening your understanding of the foundations of music education.
Learn from award-winning, nationally recognized faculty who are committed to advancing music education and supporting your growth as an educator.
The online Master of Music Education is designed for current and emerging music teachers who want to deepen their expertise while continuing to teach. As expectations for music programs continue to grow, educators need advanced knowledge of musicianship, music education research, and effective teaching practices. It's made for teachers balancing classrooms, rehearsals, and program responsibilities who need a graduate program that is flexible. Whether you're looking to enhance your teaching, grow professionally, or prepare for greater responsibility within your school or community, it supports your continued growth as a music educator.
This degree strengthens your instructional approach while expanding your understanding of music education. You’ll develop practical techniques in teaching and performance that can be applied directly in your classroom and music program.
It's made for teachers balancing classrooms, rehearsals, and program responsibilities who need a graduate program that is flexible. Whether you're looking to enhance your teaching, grow professionally, or prepare for greater responsibility within your school or community, it supports your continued growth as a music educator.
The School of Music
The School of Music is part of the College of Communication, Fine Arts and Media (CFAM). Programs within the school provide the community with a professional environment that promotes excellence in music education, performance, research, creativity, entrepreneurship, technology, advocacy, and service.
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