Many of our graduates have successful careers as professors or lecturers at colleges and universities in Texas, the U.S. and abroad. Others work with music publishers or in large research libraries.

Performance opportunities are available in any of our ensembles and orchestras, among them the award-winning Baroque Orchestra and the Collegium Singers. With UNT's extensive collection of period instruments, our early music ensembles are among the nation's largest and most active, performing regularly throughout Texas and the U.S.

Musicology students have also collaborated in editing works by Claudio Monteverdi, which have been published by the distinguished German publisher B?renreiter.

The faculty members are internationally renowned for their research in a wide range of areas, such as:

• Source study and archival research
• Historical performance practices
• Hermeneutics and semiotics
• Religious and cultural history
• Printing culture
• Critical studies in politics, gender, and ethnicity
• Editorial techniques and philology

International study abroad programs can provide you with an array of learning experiences. We collaborate with institutions and scholars in Europe, Asia, Africa and South America for these opportunities.

The Graduate Association of Musicologists und Theorists (GAMuT) is an active group of our graduate students who organize an annual academic conference, publish the journal?Harmonia, and host regular professional development meetings, faculty and student research presentations and social gatherings.