Undergraduate Degree Programs
Bachelor of Music in Jazz Studies
Graduate Degree Programs
Master of Music in Jazz Studies
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- UNT Catalog - (Select the "Undergraduate Catalog" tab, scroll down, then select the "Graduate
Catalog" tab)
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DMA in Performance - Jazz Concentration
Graduate Artist Certificate in Music Performance
The Graduate Artist Certificate in Music Performance (GACMP) is a non-degree program
providing an intensive, two-year period of post-baccalaureate study in music performance.
It is intended for exceptionally gifted and accomplished performers seeking professional
performing careers, but not wishing to engage in academic studies required for a graduate
degree program.
Note to current graduate students
- The most authoritative information comes from the catalog and directly from the Jazz
Studies Chair or from the College of Music Office of Graduate Studies, not from your
fellow students and not from a website (even this one--there are hundreds of pages
on this site and at certain times they may not be 100% accurate). You can help yourself
avoid expensive surprises by seeing your advisor now to do a draft degree plan if
you have earned fewer than 12 graduate hours, and a degree plan that you will file
formally if you have earned more than 12 hours.
- Jazz studies courses can be taken to fulfill elective or related field requirements
in other UNT degrees. Admission to the related field in jazz studies is by audition.
For more information, see the UNT Graduate Catalog. Many jazz studies courses are
available for proficiency credit. At the start of each long semester, exams are given
to enable those who can show that they have equivalent skills or knowledge to receive
proficiency credit.
Revisions in the M.M. in Jazz Studies were approved by the UNT Graduate Council on
Sept. 21, 2006.