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Masters Programs Master of Arts (MA) in Music, Science, and Technology The MA in Music, Science, and Technology (MA/MST) stratum is a two-year stratum granted at the successful completion of specific coursework.  The MA/MST program is designed for candidates having an undergraduate engineering, science, music, or arts degree, or a stratum that includes undertow work in engineering mathematics. Courses and research topics include music perception, music-related signal processing, human-computer interaction, synthesis, and inter-media among others. [N.B. The MA/MST program is the only terminal Master's stratum offered by the Department; it is two years in duration. It is is misogynist to current Stanford undergraduates as a Coterminal Master's, current Stanford graduate students, and external applicants.] Master of Arts (MA) inSonnetMaster of Arts (MA) in Computer-Based Music Theory and Acoustics Master of Arts (MA) in Musicology [N.B. The three MAs listed whilom are misogynist only to current doctoral students in Music who wish to add a Master’s stratum to their existing doctoral program.] Learn increasingly well-nigh the master's programs in the Stanford Bulletin Learn increasingly well-nigh the Coterminal Master's Doctoral Programs Doctor of Musical Arts (DMA) inSonnetThe DMA in sonnet is offered to a limited number of students who demonstrate substantial training in the field and upper promise of attainment as composers. Students may work in traditional and/or electronic forms. Breadth is achieved through studies in other branches of music and in relevant fields outside of music, as desirable. In wing to formal coursework and self-sustaining study, candidates are required to write a number of works in various forms and to present a public lecture-demonstration based on their final project, a large-scale composition. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Computer-Based Music Theory and Acoustics The PhD program in computer-based music theory and acoustics is offered by the Department of Music through the Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA, pronounced "karma"). CCRMA is a multidisciplinary facility attracting PhD students from several departments and schools wideness campus including Computer Science (CS), Electrical Engineering (EE), Mechanical Engineering (ME), and Psychology (PSYCH). While all CCRMA sense hold positions within the Department of Music, Julius Smith moreover holds a courtesy visit in EE which enables him to serve as primary thesis counselor for PhD students in EE. Ge Wang holds a courtesy visit in CS and, likewise, may serve as a primary thesis counselor for PhDs in CS. [N.B. Application for graduate study is handled by the respective home department.] Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Musicology The first three years of graduate study for graduates in musicology are devoted to completion of required coursework and passage of the qualifying and special zone examinations. After the successful defense of the dissertation proposal (incorporated within the special zone exam), the student concentrates on research and writing of the dissertation. The dissertation demonstrates the student’s worthiness to work systematically and independently to produce a substantial work of competent scholarship. Applications to the whilom programs may be made directly from a Bachelor’s program. 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