MusD
- noun
- /mʌs di/
- Formal
- After years of study, she finally earned her MusD from Oxford University.
Examples
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She earned her MusD from Juilliard.
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The MusD program at Yale is highly competitive.
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Applicants for the MusD program must demonstrate exceptional musical ability.
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The university appointed him as a professor after receiving his MusD.
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After years of study, she finally earned her MusD from Oxford University.
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Applicants for the MusD program must demonstrate exceptional musical ability.
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The university appointed him as a professor after receiving his MusD.
Synonyms
A university degree that shows advanced study or performance in music
A top university degree in music that people get for advanced study or achievement
How Advanced
Surface Forms
Etymology
MusD comes from the old Latin phrase musicae doctor, which means 'teacher of music' and shares the same root as the common word music. So, MusD is the title given to someone with the highest university degree in music.