Overview
The Master’s programme in Teacher Education of Music for Lower and Upper Secondary Schools at Charles University equips students with the necessary skills to teach music and educational sciences in secondary education. This comprehensive programme focuses on developing advanced pedagogical, psychological, and didactic abilities, along with research methodologies and practical teaching experiences.
What you'll study
The curriculum integrates various components essential for effective teaching, including:
- Cognitive, Didactic, and Pedagogical-Psychological Components of Training
- Didactics and Professional Subjects with a focus on music education
- Understanding of Music Education Issues
- Musical Phenomena and Concepts
- Best Practices Verified in Practice, emphasizing practice-oriented teaching and reflection
- Music Pedagogical Research, including research methods and application
Teaching practice is a critical part of the programme, with students engaging in placements at schools and within educational or social service facilities. This hands-on approach fosters the development of teaching competence across diverse learning environments.
Entry requirements
To be considered for the Master’s programme, applicants must have completed a relevant bachelor’s degree in the same or a related field. The application process requires proof of completed secondary education and the prior degree.
Additionally, the following general requirements apply:
- Completion of secondary education, confirmed by a school-leaving certificate.
- A bachelor’s degree in the same or a related study programme.
- For applicants with degrees in different fields, the university will assess the relevance of their prior coursework.
Career prospects
Graduates of this programme are well-prepared for careers in secondary education, with the ability to teach music and educational sciences. The comprehensive training and practical experience gained during the programme ensure that graduates can effectively engage and inspire students in diverse educational settings.