Ethnomusicology

Students will conceive, plan and execute a substantial research project in which they demonstrate a capacity to think originally and independently within the chosen area. The project will demonstrate a command of the writings at the forefront of the chosen field and show an ability to apply ethnomusicological research methodologies. Students will also undertake a professional project and a number of advanced academic electives.

See Bachelor of Music (Honours) main course entry.

Students in the Ethnomusicology specialisation complete 50 - 62.5 points of core subjects and 37.5 - 50 points of elective subjects.

Semester 1

Dissertation (18.75)
Professional Project (Ethnomusicology) (12.5)
*Electives (25.0)

* The Ethnography of Music (Honours) (12.5) - students who have not completed The Ethnography of Music in third year must take The Ethnography of Music (Honours) as a core subject, reducing elective points.

Semester 2

Dissertation (continued) (18.75)
Electives (25.0)

Core subjects

Note: MUSI40025 Dissertation is undertaken across 2 semesters of enrolment.

Students who have not completed MUSI30053 The Ethnography of Music in third year must take MUSI40079 The Ethnography of Music (Honours) as a core subject.

Electives