Charles University

Overview

The Master’s in Music Education and English Language Teaching at Charles University is designed for those passionate about integrating music and language education in lower and upper secondary schools. This program equips students with the necessary skills to develop a comprehensive understanding of both subjects, fostering the ability to effectively teach, assess, and engage students in music and English language learning.

What you'll study

The curriculum combines theoretical knowledge with practical teaching experience, emphasizing both music education and English language instruction. Key areas of study include:

• Creative Activities in Music Education and Didactics — Explore innovative teaching methods and their application in the classroom.
• Understanding Music Education Issues — Investigate significant challenges in music education and the impact of school environments on learning.
• Teaching Music Education in Primary and Secondary Schools — Focus on effective planning, teaching strategies, and assessment methods tailored to various educational levels.
• Musical Phenomena and Concepts — Examine the connections between musical ideas and broader cultural, scientific, and artistic frameworks.
• English Language Teaching (Linguistics, Literature & Didactics) — Study advanced linguistic and literary concepts alongside teaching methodologies pertinent to Master’s level education.
• Teaching Practice / Professional Development — Apply didactic theories in real-world teaching experiences (specific details to be confirmed with the university).

Note: The precise number of modules and any thesis or capstone project requirements should be verified with Charles University for the most accurate information.

Entry requirements

To gain admission to this Master’s program, applicants must possess a completed bachelor’s degree in a related field. This prerequisite ensures that candidates have a foundational knowledge of music education and language teaching, allowing them to engage deeply with the coursework.

Career prospects