The Department of Music at the University of California, Davis invites applications for its Graduate Program in Musicology (https://arts.ucdavis.edu/gradu
Every incoming PhD student is offered a five-year fellowship and teaching assistantship package from the Department of Music, providing tuition, most fees, health insurance, and a minimum of $35k stipend/salary per year.
All PhD students follow the same core curriculum for the first year of study, followed by concentrated course work. Musicology students focus on stylistic and critical study in all historical periods, the acquisition of research skills, writing for publication, professional development, and application of critical theory. Students are encouraged to take part in performance groups sponsored by the department, including UCD Symphony Orchestra and Chorus, Empyrean Ensemble, Chamber Singers, Samba School, and Early Music, Mariachi, Afro-Cuban, Gamelan, Jazz, Hindustani Vocal, Bluegrass, and Capoeria Ensembles.
For further information, contact Graduate Program Coordinator, Marian Bilheimer (mlbilheimer-at-ucdavis.edu), musicology advisor Beth Levy (belevy-at-ucdavis.edu), or ethnomusicology advisor Juan Diego Díaz (jnddiaz-at-ucdavis.edu).
‘The RCM offers an outstanding environment for doctoral study, combining supervision from world-leading experts, a vibrant postgraduate research culture, and...
Learn MoreNEC’s degrees in Music Theory and Musicology offer students the opportunity to work one-on-one with each department’s diverse faculty, which...
Learn MoreFor a longer, sharable PDF version of this posting, click here. New Muses Project (NMP) is pleased to announce a...
Learn MoreThe mission of the Wells School of Music is to provide an inclusive, world-class education by engaging students in diverse...
Learn MoreDiversity of approach and breadth of expertise distinguish graduate study in musicology and ethnomusicology at the UW–Madison. Our commitment to...
Learn MoreThe Master of Music with Concentration in Musicology seeks an interdisciplinary approach to the study of music in culture. Students...
Learn More