Students may choose to complete a research program in music that is (i)
musicology-oriented, (ii) ethnomusicology-oriented, (iii) composition-oriented,
(iv) music education-oriented, and (v) performance-oriented, or a combination
of these. Facilities are available for the supervision of PhD and research
masters candidates in most of the main areas of music, including historical and
systematic musicology and ethnomusicology, music performance and music
composition. The concentration is on European and Australian music,
particularly from the 15th, 20th and 21st centuries and music from South Asia.
Other areas include music semiotics, composition and technology, popular music,
organology and music-dance relationships. For further information, refer to
http://www.arts.monash.edu.au/about/ or the school's website
at http://www.arts.monash.edu.au/music/.
Mid-year entry is available for all of the courses and programs listed below.
For further information on the research masters degrees and the Doctor of
Philosophy, refer to the entries earlier in this section.
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