- PhD pre-conference: 7-8 April
- Main conference: 8-10 April
NNRME conference 2025
The Norwegian Academy of Music and University of Inland Norway invite participants to explore the evolving significance of music education and music education research.
Registration information
Registration opens on 1 December. For your convenience, please find below information on conference fees, hotel costs and meals (NB: may be subject to minor changes). Please note that we are unable to offer a discount on the conference fee for delegates wishing to attend only parts of the event.
The main conference fee is 5500 NOK. The fee includes
- Lunch Tuesday-Thursday
- Tuesday dinner
- Wednesday conference dinner
- Coffee, tea and fruit
The PhD Pre-Conference Fee is 1000 NOK. The fee includes
- Monday lunch
- Monday dinner
- Coffee, tea and fruit
Hotel Hurdalsjøen (including breakfast)
- Single room: 1990 NOK per night
- Two people in a double room: 1145 NOK per night, per person
Program and conference information.
This page will be updated with more information about the conference.
Program and conference information. (conftool.org)Relate your research
We encourage all participants to consider how their own research interests relate to the broad theme of the significance of music education/research as described above. However, this overarching thematic perspective should not be understood as an exclusive thematic focus for all conference contributions. As always, we stress that NNRME welcomes all research relevant to the field of music education.
The conference programme allows for a variety of presentation formats: traditional research papers, panel discussions and presentations of larger research projects and 'quick and dirty' presentations (see the presentation formats below for more details).
Due to the growing interest in the conference, participants are encouraged to plan for one individual paper only, and participate in no more than three presentations in total.
The main conference is preceded by a PhD pre-conference open to PhD students at all stages of their projects. See more information below.
Contacts
Anne Jordhus-Lier, Associate Professor at Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences
Siw Graabræk Nielsen, Professor at the Norwegian Academy of Music
Øivind Varkøy, Professor at the Norwegian Academy of Music
Published: Sep 19, 2024 — Last updated: Dec 16, 2024