Research and development

Department of Music

Research and development

Research Music

Michael Duch plays on a cactus. Photo
 Michael Duch plays on a cactus. Photo: Thor Egil Leirtrø/NTNU

Music, Knowledge and Responsibility 

The R&D work at the Department of Music encompasses scientific research, artistic research, and diciplinary-pedagogical development. In a time marked by polarization, fragmentation, and marginalization, our R&D-work aims to foster dialogue, bridge gaps, encourage critical reflection, promote democratic participation and social responsibility.

Our R&D groups, projects, PhD candidates, and postdoctoral researchers are in various ways connected to the department’s study programs in musicology, music technology, music performance, music and health, and music education. 

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Information and application seminar for applicants, Tuesday Nov 11th 09:30-11:00 on Teams (PhD fellowships in Artistic Research)

Information and application seminar for applicants, Tuesday Nov 11th 09:30-11:00 on Teams (PhD fellowships in Artistic Research)

Welcome to this information and application seminar for applicants to the Department of Music, from the call for PhD fellowships in Artistic Research at HF, NTNU.

The application deadline is December 1st.  This seminar is for all applicants, potential supervisors and affiliated R&D groups, and will take place on Tuesday, November 11th, 09.30–11.00, on Teams. At the seminar, we will briefly inform on the connections between the call, the PhD program of Artistic Research and the department's research community. We will also provide general advice and input based on the submitted project outlines, and try to answer any questions you may have.

 
To participate as an applicant in the seminar: use the template in the call  and submit your project outline in this form, latest Tuesday Nov 4th.


Tone Åse, leader of the PhD program in Artistic Research, contributes at the seminar.

 
Kind regards,  
Elin 

Elin Angelo
Deputy Head of R&D with responsibility for inclusion, equality and diversity

NTNU, Department of Music