Research
Our faculty creates new understandings and innovation through research and artistic activities on the subjects of music performance, music education and music therapy.
CERM
CERM is an abbreviation for "Centre for Educational Research in Music". The centre develops and conducts empirical and philosophical research and developmental projects in higher music education as well as in compulsory school and upper secondary school music education, schools of music and performing arts, and community music activities.
CREMAH
CREMAH stands for Center for Research in Music and Health and aims to develop new knowledge, understanding, evidence and critical reflection through research in music therapy and on music as a health resource for people and society.
NordART
The Arne Nordheim Centre for Artistic Research in Music (NordART) provides a contemporary perspective on the roles of musical artists through its development of projects within the artistic research and performance studies fields.
Projects Research and Discovery
Researchers Explore
Research Events Upcoming
Publications and results
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Doctoral DissertationsPiano Playing in Beethoven’s Vienna. Reconstructing the Technique, Exploring its Musical Application -
Doctoral DissertationsTo Sing Reality. Singing as Ethical Demand and Public Political Discourse
PhD Programmes
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Doctoral Studies The PhD Programme in Music ResearchThis programme provides a professional education in music research that will enable you to contribute to academic development within your research field at national and international level.
Full-time, 3 yr.
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Doctoral Studies PhD Programme in Artistic ResearchThe PhD programme in artistic research intends to secure high level artistic research and leads to expertise as Associate Professor.
Full-time, 3 yr.