PhD Position Title
PhD Positions in Composition, Ethnomusicology, and Musicology
PhD Positions Summary
Duke University’s Department of Music offers a fully funded Ph.D. program in Musicology, Ethnomusicology, and Composition, providing an interdisciplinary approach to advanced study in these fields. The program includes a diverse curriculum that spans music history, ethnomusicology, theory, analysis, composition, and performance practice. Ph.D. students engage in hands-on research opportunities and collaborate with renowned faculty members and performing artists, fostering a dynamic academic and creative environment. Additionally, the program offers a strong emphasis on professional development, preparing students for careers in academia and beyond.
For the most accurate details, it’s always best to check the official program page on Duke’s website.
PhD Requirements
After the first year, graduate electives can be taken outside the Department of Music as approved by the DGS, who will consider the student’s academic record within the Department and his/her reasons for enrolling in extra-departmental courses.
PhD Funding Coverage
The Graduate School guarantees Ph.D. students five years of stipend, tuition, and fees support, plus six years of full coverage for health and dental insurance premiums. (website)
Application Deadline
January 12, 2025
