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7 PhD programmes in Music in Washington, United States
Music (Instrumental or Vocal Performance or Jazz Studies) University of Washington
4,2(57)Seattle, Washington, United States Top 0.5% in WorldwideGraduate studies in Music (Instrumental or Vocal Performance or Jazz Studies) at the University of Washington prepare students for careers in academia and performance.
Music (Choral Conducting) University of Washington
4,2(57)Seattle, Washington, United States Top 0.5% in WorldwideWe offer a phd degree in Music (Choral Conducting) at University of Washington. The Supervisory Committee creates the Doctor of Musical Arts program for each student in order to fulfill the best interests of that student’s education.
Music Education University of Washington
4,2(57)Seattle, Washington, United States Top 0.5% in WorldwideGraduate studies in Music Education at the University of Washington prepare students for careers in academia and performance.
Music History University of Washington
4,2(57)Seattle, Washington, United States Top 0.5% in WorldwideGraduate studies in Music History at the University of Washington prepare students for careers in academia and performance.
Music Theory University of Washington
4,2(57)Seattle, Washington, United States Top 0.5% in WorldwideGraduate studies in Music Theory at the University of Washington prepare students for careers in academia and performance.
Music (Wind Conducting) University of Washington
4,2(57)Seattle, Washington, United States Top 0.5% in WorldwideGraduate studies in Music (Wind Conducting) at the University of Washington prepare students for careers in academia and performance.
Music (Orchestral Conducting) University of Washington
4,2(57)Seattle, Washington, United States Top 0.5% in WorldwideGraduate studies in Music (Orchestral Conducting) at the University of Washington prepare students for careers in academia and performance; our programs also promote individual courses of study that allow musicians, scholars, and composers to aspire to excellence in performance, research, and creation.