Music Sonic Arts PHD
University of Calgary · AB · SONCPHD
Music Sonic Arts PHD at University of Calgary lists 30 subjects. Subjects include Audio-VisMediaDevInArtEduc, Music Technology for Educators and ProfSemInMusicPerformanceI. The topics that come up most are music performance, music theory and ethnomusicology (23, 18 and 16 subjects).
Compiled from public course information: approximate, not official.
University of Calgary
Doctoral
What you'll study in Music Sonic Arts PHD
Example subjects: Audio-VisMediaDevInArtEduc, Music Technology for Educators, ProfSemInMusicPerformanceI, Applied Music Literature II, Workshop In Music Education, Electronic Music Comp III, Prof Sem Music Performance II, Electronic Music II, Topics in Sonic Arts, Senior Performance Project, Senior Performance Project, ElectronicMusicForTheSchools.
Frequently asked questions
What will I study in Music Sonic Arts PHD?
Music Sonic Arts PHD covers areas like music-performance, music-theory, ethnomusicology, research-projects, creative-arts, electronic-engineering, electronics, musicology.
Who offers Music Sonic Arts PHD?
Music Sonic Arts PHD is offered by University of Calgary, AB.
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