Fellowship positions in the Ph.D. programme in Artistic Research |
The Norwegian Academy of Music |
The Norwegian Academy of Music (NMH) is a leading specialized university in music. The Academy educates music performers, composers, conductors, music educators, and music therapists at undergraduate, graduate and post-graduate levels. The Academy hosts about 400 concerts annually and is at the forefront of artistic research and scientific research in music. The Norwegian Academy of Music is located at Majorstuen in Oslo and has 600 students, 180 FTEs and an annual budget of 250 million kroner. The Academy is an IW Enterprise (Inclusive Working Life). The Norwegian Academy of Music has two Ph.D. programmes; Ph.D. in artistic researchThe Artistic Research Fellowship Programme is replaced by Ph.D. programmes in artistic research. The Norwegian Academy of Music is announcing up to four artistic research fellowship positions in the Academy’s Ph.D. programme in artistic research. Each position is a three-year appointment beginning 1 September 2018. Interdisciplinary communityThere are currently 10 artistic research fellows at the Norwegian Academy of Music. Our fellows conduct their research on topics such as composition, improvisation, early music, folk music, contemporary music, and music performance in general. See our project archive for an overview of artistic research fellow projects The research fellows admitted to the programme will participate in a research school organized by the Norwegian Artistic Research Programme, and they will take part in an interdisciplinary artistic community with fellows from other art fields ranging from early music to contemporary visual arts. The Norwegian Academy of Music will also offer two specialist modules on artistic research in music for new Fellows. NordART - The Arne Nordheim Centre for Artistic ResearchAll artistic research projects at NMH are embedded within the Arne Nordheim Centre for Artistic Research. NordART proposes a vision of a research practice that combines an emphasis upon artistic goals and problems with rigor, resilience and a readiness to learn from, and share with, the best in musical thought and action. Its two-fold mission, directed at the musical arts, is to understand art better and to strive for better art through deeper understanding. It embodies the belief that these two aspirations are linked and complementary to one another. Subject areasThis call is open for artistic research projects within music, but we are specifically looking for projects within one of these areas:
We offerThe programme offers a three-year position as research fellow to candidates who have completed the highest art education within their subject area and leads to expertise as associate professor. The applicant must be able to document acclaimed artistic practice at an international level and of a certain scale. Application requirementsThe application must contain a project description that places the project within a subject / research field, topic, context, artistic method, research questions and choice of working methods and presentation forms. The project description must be maximum 2500 words and should also contain a activity plan for the different parts of the project. Read more about how to write the project description. Applicants shall use this application form (Word / docx). Additionally the application shall consist of these parts:
Deadline: 1 February 2018 How to send the applicationThe application and all other documentation must be sent to the Norwegian Academy of Music using Filemail.
You will get a confirmation as soon as the application is received by the Academy.
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