Intermedia Music Technology

The educational focus of the master of music in intermedia music technology is on the creation of new types of musical content, rather than the vocational training of recording engineers or related technicians.

Each curriculum strives to balance the development of artistic and creative skills with the mastery of the technical aspects of the discipline. Courses emphasize music composition, performance, and real-time interactive musical and new media environments.

The School of Music's technology faculty members embrace dual roles, facilitating both educational and creative pursuits. Among the courses offered are:

• Electronic composition
• Interactive media performance
• Sensormusik
• Musical performance networks
• Performance with data-driven instruments
• Digital audio and sound design
• History of electro-acoustic music 

To be admitted to the University of Oregon for the purpose of seeking an advanced degree or certificate, you must hold a bachelor’s degree or higher from a regionally accredited four-year U.S. college or university OR hold an equivalent credential from a qualifying international institution.

Confirm that you are an international student applicant.

You are an international applicant if you:

If you do not meet those requirements, you may be a domestic applicant.

1. • Are a citizen or permanent resident of a country other than the United States and you intend to return
   • Are in the United States on an educational, worker, or visitor visa, or are residing in your home country
   • Have filed an application for United States citizenship or permanent residency, but have not yet been granted approval

2. Complete and submit the University of Oregon online application.

   This is the universal portion of the application for graduate studies—it is required of every applicant, regardless of their field or program of study. However, your access to the University of Oregon online application will be provided through the website of the program to which you are applying. If you need help locating or accessing the UO online application, please contact the department(s) that you are interested in applying to.

   Applicants may apply to multiple programs per term. If you choose to apply to multiple programs, you must create a new UO application account and submit a new application for each program.

3. Complete and submit all additional materials required by the department or program.

   Each department or program at the University of Oregon establishes its own set of additional requirements and procedures for admission to graduate studies. For most programs, the departmental portion of the application is included as part of the University of Oregon application. Check with the program for their list of required application materials, submission procedures, and deadlines.

4. Submit unofficial transcript(s) as part of your online application.

5. Submit documentation of English language proficiency.

   Students for whom English is not a native/primary language have three options for demonstrating English language proficiency.

6. If offered admission, submit official transcripts from all institutions where you earned a Bachelor's degree or higher.