We are pleased to announce that the 2025 School of Music Research Symposium will take place on Wednesday 17 September. This symposium is intended to engage music research students (PhD, MPhil, Honours), undergraduate and postgraduate coursework students, and staff in the discussion and exchange of ideas. We encourage a variety of perspectives, including musicology and music theory, psychology of music, practice-based and practice-led approaches, music education, performance, and composition.
Engage in a number of sessions in a wide range of topics including music education, musicology, music therapy, technology and composition. Keynote speakers include Professor Brydie-Leigh Bartleet and Dr Joe Twist.
Volunteer Assistants
We also invite student involvement as volunteer symposium assistants. Volunteers will gain professional experience in the behind-the-scenes running of events and contribute to the success of the symposium. Please contact one of the team below if you would like to participate:
- Jacinta Wang yujie.wang1@uq.edu.au
- Demetra Politakis d.politakis@uq.edu.au
- Sarah Maher sarah.maher@uq.edu.au
Organising Committee
Associate Professor Katelyn Barney, Dr Graeme Morton, Associate Professor Denis Collins, Dr Bianca Reynolds, Ms Jacinta Wang, Ms Demetra Politakis and Ms Sarah Maher.
About Research Events
Research seminars are presented by current staff, higher degree by research candidates and visiting academics.
The seminar series showcases the work of our higher degree by research candidates and provides valuable professional development opportunities for undergraduate and coursework students who are interested in research. Visiting scholars are regularly invited to address staff and students, and the seminars are open to the public.