MUT 523 Graduate Internship III

Through the completion of a comprehensive, supervised training experience of 1000 hours completed on a part time basis (260 hours per semester), students further their knowledge of clinical practice by: 1) applying their comprehensive knowledge of the foundations and principles of music therapy to clinical practice, synthesizing and differentiating this knowledge as it applies to their clients and setting, 2) analyzing and applying knowledge of the music therapy literature to their practice, 3) adapting assessment and evaluation procedures to these client populations, 4) responding to the dynamics of musical and interpersonal relationships that emerge at different stages of the therapeutic process, 5) applying advanced verbal and non-verbal interpersonal skills, and 6) adhering to AMTA’s Code of Ethics. Prerequisites: MUT 502; MUT 504; MUT 506; MUT 512-14; successful passage of diagnostic functional music skills proficiency examination. In addition, students attend a one-day seminar he