The Department of Music and the Department of Law and Legal Studies will be offering coursework-only options effective this fall. Both are two-year programs.
Students interested in the MA in Music and Culture now have three options from which to choose: thesis, research essay and now, a coursework-only option. This new option offers students choices for pursuing their personal musical interests, including Canadian Aboriginal music, classical, popular, folk, world, and children’s musics, as well as music for a variety of media (film, television, and interactive media). The wide selection of courses allows students to investigate a variety of current topics in music, such as music and social justice, technologies of music, music and visual culture, music and religion, and musics of Canada’s first peoples. The coursework-only option also applies to the Specialization in Digital Humanities. Students interested in the coursework-only option have until Aug. 31 to be considered for admission and funding if space and funds are still available. For more information, please visit the website or email gradmusic@carleton.ca.
Students interested in pursuing the MA in Legal Studies will now be able to choose from a thesis, research essay and coursework-only option. Faculty in the law department come from a wide variety of backgrounds – law, history, sociology, anthropology, communications and political science – offering students access to a diverse, interdisciplinary pool of resources. Students interested in the coursework-only option have until July 15 to be considered for admission and funding if space and funds are still available. Earlier applications are strongly encouraged. For more information, please email gradlegalstudies@carleton.ca.
Monday, March 2, 2015 in News, Programs
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