PhD Music
Course Overview
Pursue advanced musical research within a vibrant, practice-led community at the University of Hull. Our MMus and PhD programmes offer a unique blend of world-leading expertise and state-of-the-art facilities, providing an ideal environment to develop your specialism in musicology, composition, or performance. You will benefit from individual supervision and the flexibility to study full-time, part-time, or via distance learning to complete a significant thesis or portfolio.
Key Program Highlights
- Study in the UK's finest facilities, including a 400-seat concert hall with adaptable acoustics and industry-standard recording studios.
- Learn from internationally renowned academics and practitioners active in popular music, jazz, sonic arts, and music psychology.
- Choose a flexible programme path with individual supervision tailored to your research in musicology, composition, or performance.
- Join a dynamic musical community with over 45 annual public performances and strong links to regional festivals and events.
- Develop a substantial thesis or a portfolio of original creative work as the foundation for a future career or further PhD study.
Course Overview
Pursue advanced musical research within a vibrant, practice-led community at the University of Hull. Our MMus and PhD programmes offer a unique blend of world-leading expertise and state-of-the-art facilities, providing an ideal environment to develop your specialism in musicology, composition, or performance. You will benefit from individual supervision and the flexibility to study full-time, part-time, or via distance learning to complete a significant thesis or portfolio.
Key Program Highlights
- Study in the UK's finest facilities, including a 400-seat concert hall with adaptable acoustics and industry-standard recording studios.
- Learn from internationally renowned academics and practitioners active in popular music, jazz, sonic arts, and music psychology.
- Choose a flexible programme path with individual supervision tailored to your research in musicology, composition, or performance.
- Join a dynamic musical community with over 45 annual public performances and strong links to regional festivals and events.
- Develop a substantial thesis or a portfolio of original creative work as the foundation for a future career or further PhD study.
