Societal challenges and the Arts: Critique, Impacts and sustainability in/of interdisciplinary music studies
ONLINE SEMINAR: We are delighted to announce that the GRS Spring Course will be taking place as an online seminar from Tuesday 16th June to Thursday 18th June 2020.
Hovedinnhold
GRS Spring Course Update 28.04.2020
The GRS Spring Course will be taking place as an online seminar from Tuesday 16th June to Thursday 18th June 2020.
Together with a combination of the keynote and candidate presentations the Seminar will include a range of collaborative educational online solutions to create a learning environment in which the original aims of the seminar will be met as well as an exploration of educational processes within an social-online and physically-distanced environment.
We would like to encourage the submission of abstracts for presentations/demonstrations by PhD candidates and qualified researchers to make a relevant, valuable and useful experience of research development and education.
The submission deadline for abstracts has been extended to the 15th May 2020
We are honored to announce the confirmed keynote speakers:
- Professor Kari Holdhus, Music Education
Western Norway University of Applied Sciences - Professor Anne Haugland Balsnes, Musicology, Music Performance
University of Agder - Dr Aileen Dillane, PhD, Musicology and Ethnomusicology
Irish World Academy of Music and Dance, University of Limerick, Ireland - Berit Opheim, Music Performance and Folk Music
Ole Bull Academy and University of Bergen - Dr Ronald Kibirige, Music and Dance Studies, Ethnochoreology
Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim and Makerere University – Kampala, Uganda
GRS Founding Members’ Keypanel: Tiri Bergesen Schei (Western Norway University of Applied Sciences), Magne Espeland (Western Norway University of Applied Sciences), Brynjulf Stige (University of Bergen), Frode Thorsen (University of Bergen
ECTS Credits
Ph.D. candidates can still gain 3 or 5 ECTS credit points for participation in this course and have the option of presenting on the main theme of the course OR on their own research project. These presentations will receive feedback from senior researchers and peers.
General Info
Registration opens March 1st 2020 (closes June 1st)
Deadline for submission of Abstracts: May 15th 2020
CALL FOR PAPERS
We welcome abstracts, maximum of 350 words, for individual paper presentations of 20 minutes, and lecture recitals or workshops of 35 minutes. We encourage participants to take contact with us to suggest a wider range of contribution genres than listed here to accommodate innovative and/or genre-specific engagement with the research work to be presented.
Guidelines for Writing Abstracts
PRESENTATION FORMATS AVAILABLE
- Research Project Presentations
- Other formats are also welcomed
ECTS CREDIT POINTS
Ph.D. candidates can gain 3 or 5 ECTS credit points for participation in this course and have the option of presenting on the main theme of the course OR on their own research project. Candidate presentations will receive feedback from senior researchers and peers.
Course Fee: NOK 1000*
*The course is free to staff and students from the Grieg Research School regional network.