The Conservatory offers graduate programs leading to the following degrees: master of arts in music, master of arts in music (music therapy emphasis), master of fine arts in acting or design and technology, master of music in music composition, conducting, musicology, music theory and performance, master of music education, doctorate of musical arts in music composition, conducting and performance. The Conservatory participates in the Interdisciplinary Ph.D program for students who desire music education as their coordinating discipline and education as a co-discipline.<br>Students graduating from this program will:<br>Instrumental: To present three public performances that exhibit the highest degree of instrumental/vocal competence and artistry<br>To gain broad experience in a significant amount of repertoire<br>To present a business plan that assists their career plan<br>To make contacts with people in the music world who can help them in their career<br>Keyboard: To present three public performances that exhibit the highest degree of instrumental/vocal competence and artistry<br>To demonstrate proficiency in a significant amount of repertoire<br>To present a business plan that assists their career plan<br>To make contacts with people in the music world who can help them in their career, and demonstrate an understanding of the principles of effective professional networking<br>Voice: To present three public performances that exhibit the highest degree of instrumental/vocal competence and artistry<br>To gain broad experience in a significant amount of repertoire.<br>To present a business plan that assists their career plan.<br>To make contacts with people in the music world who can help them in their career.