Here is our departmental courses we offer!
Welcome to the Department of Education Music
The Department of Education Music at Alvan Ikoku Federal University of Education is dedicated to cultivating the next generation of music educators, performers, and scholars. Our program combines rigorous academic study with hands-on practice, fostering an environment where creativity and education intersect to create impactful learning experiences.
By integrating the rich cultural heritage of Nigeria with global music traditions, our students gain a deep understanding of music as both an art form and an educational tool.
Cultural Enrichment: Music is a powerful medium of cultural expression. Our program delves into Nigeria’s diverse musical traditions, ensuring students appreciate and preserve our heritage.
Career Versatility: Graduates are equipped to excel in various fields, including music education, performance, composition, and arts administration.
Holistic Skill Development: From performance skills to teaching methodologies, the program ensures students are well-rounded professionals ready to inspire future generations.
State-of-the-Art Facilities: Access to modern music studios, rehearsal rooms, and an extensive music library supports your learning journey.
Year One:
Introduction to Music Theory (3 credits)
Fundamentals of African Music (2 credits)
Piano Techniques I (2 credits)
Vocal Training I (2 credits)
Foundations of Music Education (3 credits)
General Studies (GST) courses (6 credits)
Practical Musicianship I (2 credits)
Year Two:
Intermediate Music Theory (3 credits)
Ensemble Performance I (2 credits)
Music and Technology (2 credits)
Ethnomusicology (3 credits)
Piano Techniques II (2 credits)
Vocal Training II (2 credits)
Teaching Methods in Music (3 credits)
Year Three:
Advanced Music Theory (3 credits)
Curriculum Design for Music Education (3 credits)
Music Composition and Arranging (3 credits)
Ensemble Performance II (2 credits)
Conducting Techniques (2 credits)
Research Methods in Music Education (3 credits)
Year Four:
Advanced Music Pedagogy (3 credits)
Project/Thesis in Music Education (6 credits)
Internship in Music Education (6 credits)
Ensemble Performance III (2 credits)
Specialized Electives (e.g., Jazz Studies, Music Therapy) (3 credits)
Benefits of Studying the Course:
Gain comprehensive knowledge of music theory and practice.
Develop teaching skills tailored to music education.
Build expertise in both solo and ensemble performance.
Enhance technological competencies for modern music production.
Contribute to cultural preservation and innovation.
O’Level Requirements: Candidates must have a minimum of five (5) credits in SSCE or its equivalent, including English Language, Mathematics, and Music or Fine Arts.
JAMB UTME Subject Combination: English Language, Music, and any other two Arts or Social Science subjects.
Direct Entry: NCE in Music or related fields with a minimum merit pass.
Tuition Fees: Affordable tuition rates designed to ensure accessibility.
Funding Opportunities:
Scholarships for outstanding academic performance.
Work-study programs for eligible students.
Government and private bursary schemes.
Graduates from the Department of Education Music can pursue fulfilling careers, such as:
Music Teacher (Primary, Secondary, or Tertiary level)
Professional Performer (Solo or Ensemble)
Composer/Arranger
Music Therapist
Arts Administrator
Ethnomusicologist
Visit the official university website and click on the “Apply Now” section.
Complete the online application form and upload required documents (e.g., O’Level results, JAMB result, and identification).
Pay the application fee through the designated payment portal.
Monitor your application status via the application dashboard.
For more information, reach out to us:
Email: educationmusic@alvanuniversity.edu.ng
Phone: +234 800 123 4567
Address: Department of Education Music, Alvan Ikoku Federal University of Education, Owerri, Nigeria.
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Experience a world where education meets melody. Join the Department of Education Music at Alvan Ikoku Federal University of Education and shape the future of music and learning.