Dissertation - Music Studies

Recommended Prerequisites

For the Music Studies candidates, it would be advisable a robust music training.

Teaching Methods

Close supervision of individual students.

Learning Outcomes

At the end of the cycle of studies, PhD students are expected to have carried out a thorough, relevant, and innovative study of a subject within the varied subfields of Music Studies. Students will also be encouraged to build bridges with the rich tangible and intangible heritage of the University of Coimbra.

PhD students should also develop scientific autonomy by mastering tools and methodologies and, above all, having a sound knowledge of the Portuguese and international musical and musicological realities. They should also strive to develop their work in the context of the progressively multidisciplinary international research networks. The dissertation may consist of a reasoned and theoretically expounded presentation of one or a series of creative assignments offering a contribution to the evolution of knowledge in this field (Law 74/2006/annex Decree-Law 65/2018).

Work Placement(s)

No

Syllabus

The contents of the syllabus vary according to the research topics chosen by students.

Head Lecturer(s)

Fernando Matos de Oliveira

Assessment Methods

Assessment
Research work: 100.0%

Bibliography

A bibliografia a recomendar depende de cada um dos temas a desenvolver pelas/os doutoandas/os. / The bibliography varies according to the research topics chosen by students for their dissertations.