Pursue advanced study in music at Case Western Reserve University through graduate programs in Historical Performance Practice, Music Education, and Musicology. Our students combine rigorous academic study while working closely with distinguished faculty in a collaborative and supportive community.
Graduate students have access to exceptional research and performance resources, along with hands-on experiences built directly into the curriculum. Depending on the program, these include fieldwork, teaching placements, ensemble participation, and opportunities to present at academic conferences or publish scholarly work.
Professional development is an integral part of every degree. Through close faculty mentorship and meaningful practical experiences, students gain the knowledge, skills, and confidence to pursue careers in education, performance, research, arts leadership, and beyond. Our graduates make meaningful contributions to their fields through scholarship, creativity, and innovation.
Explore the resources below to learn more about our degree programs, funding opportunities, and the application process.
Graduate Programs
Resources
- Graduate Applications
- Graduate Courses & Topics
- Graduate Humanities Programming & Funding
- Center for Popular Music Studies
- Library of Congress Summer Research Fellowship Program
Ready to apply?
Visit the School of Graduate Studies to learn about admissions requirements, application deadlines, and funding opportunities.
For a complete overview of degree requirements and course offerings, consult the General Bulletin.
Have questions? Contact the Department of Music at music@case.edu or connect with one of our graduate programs faculty representatives.