The Master of Fine Arts (MFA) degree in Creative Music Technology is designed for students who wish to advance their studies in the recording arts, electronic and computer music, and emerging intermedia art forms. Graduates of the program typically plan to pursue careers as producers, recording engineers, audio technologists, educators, or contemporary artists who combine these roles.

The MFA focuses on the development of innovative creative practices across the full range of musical disciplines along with rigorous theoretical and technical training. An emphasis is placed on flexibility, and students are encouraged to develop individual approaches to music technology and production that may include:

- composition;
- sound design;
- interactive systems;
- performance;
- music industry;
- education.

Courses in recording, mixing, digital and analog synthesis, sound design, electronic and interactive music composition, intermedia production, and live electronic music performance are all included in the core requirements. The courses offered during the Fall and Spring semesters will be a mixture of online, hybrid, and in-person classes, with the required Summer component of the program consisting of an intensive residency focused on completing a Thesis project.