Any students of a completely "design your own" MA program in Interdisciplinary Studies?

[kittyoverthemoon]

Just got an idea about my options for graduate study. I know of the Gallatin School at NYU that lets you completely design your own MA program around any areas of study that you are interested in pursuing. I was wondering if there might be any other programs that any of you are attending? My interest is in cognitive psychology of music/auditory neuroscience and evolutionary psychology (both interdisciplinary in themselves), so I'm looking for a program that might get me a little of cognitive neuroscience, ethology, behavioral ecology, and music studies, for example. My background as related to my future goals is really only 4 courses in psychology that made up my undergraduate minor, so I am not sure if I'll ever be ready to apply to a PhD program before I take more courses on my specific interests (I am currently in a cognitive science lab at my alma mater, but I'd still like to have the course training). Thanks! 

[darklullaby]

George Mason has that degree, and offers a neuroscience focus. I don't know anything about it but one of my undergrad profs graduated from it.

http://mais.gmu.edu/programs/LA-MAIS-ISIN

[Neist]

University of Oklahoma has a program like that too. I'm not sure how common these programs are, but they have to be in quite a few schools. I couldn't find a page for it, but here's the application packet for the MA (there's a PhD program as well).

http://www.ou.edu/content/dam/gradweb/documents/Forms_and_packets/Masters/Interdisciplinary_Masters_Proposal.pdf

I can't imagine these programs are rare, but, at least in the cause of OU, it doesn't seem to be well-advertised.