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DMus

DMus

9.4
A top university degree in music that people get for advanced study or achievement
  • noun
  • UK
translation icon : Doctor en Música
  • She earned her DMus from a prestigious conservatory in Vienna.

Examples

  • After completing his DMus, he began teaching composition at the university.

  • The honorary DMus was awarded for her contributions to classical music.

  • She earned her DMus at the Royal College of Music.

  • Many composers aspire to obtain a DMus degree.

  • She earned her DMus from a prestigious conservatory in Vienna.

  • After completing his DMus, he began teaching composition at the university.

  • Many composers aspire to obtain a DMus degree.

Synonyms

doctorate
vsDMus
  • Specialized
58 7.0

A university degree you get after long study and your own research

is the specific advanced music degree rather than a general academic award
MusD
vsDMus
  • Formal
9.1

A top university degree in music given after long study

is a music degree for advanced study or achievement rather than labeled highest
Doctor of Music
vsDMus
  • Specialized
6.7

A university degree that shows advanced study or performance in music

is a music degree for advanced study and achievement in general
Doctor of Musical Arts
vsDMus
  • Specialized
6.4

An advanced university degree for people who perform, write, or conduct music

is broader covering advanced study or achievement beyond performance focus

How Advanced

DMus
  • UK
9.4
certificate
307 2.7

Surface Forms

DMus singular
DMuses plural

Etymology

DMus means Doctor of Music. The word doctor originally meant 'to teach' and music comes from muse, meaning 'inspiration'. So a DMus shows someone has reached a high level of study or achievement in music and often can teach it.