Program Contact
Nat Condit-Schultz
School of Music
College of Design
Director of Graduate Programs
Georgia Institute of Technology
840 McMillan St.
Couch Building, Room 109C
Atlanta, GA 30332-0456
Kelsey Brunson
School of Music
College of Design
Graduate Coordinator
Georgia Institute of Technology
840 McMillan St.
Couch Building, Room 109C
Atlanta, GA 30332-0456
Phone
Fax
Application Deadlines
Fall: January 15
Admittance Terms
Fall
Spring
Degree Programs
Areas of Research
Standardized Tests
TOEFL Requirements
- Institute Code: 5248
- Department Code: 12
- Minimum Score Required:
- Paper-based: 600
- Internet-based: 100, with minimum section scores of 19
GRE
- The GRE is optional for Music Technology applicants
Application Requirements
- Portfolio
- A digital portfolio of musical, creative, technical, scholarly, or scientific work that you are proud of.
- Ideally, your portfolio is arranged in a convenient, well-organized website. Links to hosting sites like YouTube/SoundCloud or Dropbox/Google Drive are also acceptable.
- Portfolios should be concise. Pick out a few examples of your best work.
- Examples of relevant portfolio items include (but are not limited to):
- Writing samples (e.g., papers, project documentation)
- Code (e.g., a GitHub repo, an app)
- Video recordings (e.g., of you performing or demoing)
- Audio recordings (e.g., music you produced/composed)
- Your portfolio must include a short description of each item, including your specific contribution if the project was team work.
- Make sure your portfolio link works and that it will stay active at least through the end of March.
- A digital portfolio of musical, creative, technical, scholarly, or scientific work that you are proud of.
Program Costs
- Go to "View Tuition Costs by Semester," and select the semester you plan to start. Graduate-level programs are divided into sections: Graduate Rates–Atlanta Campus, Study Abroad, Specialty Graduate Programs, Executive Education Programs
- Find the degree and program you are interested in and click to access the program's tuition and fees by credit hour PDF.
- In the first column, determine the number of hours (or credits) you intend to take for your first semester.
- Determine if you will pay in-state or out-of-state tuition. Learn more about the difference between in-state and out-of-state. For example, if you are an in-state resident and planning to take six credits for the Master of Architecture degree, the tuition cost will be $4,518.
- The middle section of the document lists all mandatory Institute fees. To see your total tuition plus mandatory fees, refer to the last two columns of the PDF.