Introduction
Flourishing research environment with strengths in composition (vocal, instrumental, and electroacoustic), historical and computational musicology, sonic arts and sound studies.
Staff at Aberdeen are internationally renowned in their chosen fields and have books, editions and articles published in many of the major journals and publishing houses and are regular contributors to international conferences. Their compositions are performed throughout the world and are recorded and broadcast on many radio and TV stations and they have received commissions from such groups as the BBC and Carnegie Hall, New York City.
At Aberdeen postgraduate candidates can study at masters level (MMus by research; MMus in Musicology or Composition or performance; MMus in Sonic Arts and MMus in Vocal Music, or the MPhil in composition or musicology), and at doctoral level (PhD) in composition or musicology
Key Programme Information
At a Glance
- Degree Qualification
- MPhil or PhD
Our Research
The Department of Music has research strengths in composition (instrumental and vocal, electroacoustic), historical musicology and editing (early keyboard music, Scottish music, 18th century Venetian music, 20th century music and aesthetics), computational musicology (analysis), sonic arts and sound studies. Composers, musicologists and performers within the department have a track record in collaborating in the organisation of events that bring normally disparate research communities together.
Experts:
- Professor Paul Mealor
- Professor Pete Stollery
- Dr Phillip Cooke
- Dr Edward Campbell
- Dr Frauke Jurgensen
- Dr Suk-Jun Kim
- Dr Jonathan Hicks
Research Groups and Interdisciplinary
Fees and Funding
International non-EU Applicants
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Careers
There are many opportunities at the University of Aberdeen to develop your knowledge, gain experience and build a competitive set of skills to enhance your employability. This is essential for your future career success. The Careers Service can help you to plan your career and support your choices throughout your time with us, from first to final year – and beyond.
- More information on the Careers Service
Get in Touch
Contact Details
- Contact Name
- Professor Paul Mealor
- Address
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Music Department
University of Aberdeen
MacRobert Building
King's College
Aberdeen
AB24 5UA