Master's Degree
Overview
The program is the first Music program in Turkey that provides education in English. The program aims to train researchers, performers, sound designers, and creative professionals that have the skills of leadership, musicianship, and research, and that will lead the course of music research and new music in this information age by taking part in international forums and academic circles.
Teaching all its courses in English, this program is unique with an international teaching staff and students from all over the world. Being open to students with various educational backgrounds, the program provides an interdisciplinary environment.
The program brings several music-related disciplines together such as Performance, Composition, Music Theory, Sound Engineering and Design, Sonic Arts, Ethnomusicology, Historical Musicology, and Music Business and Administration. Additionally, the Department of Music conducts seminars, workshops, concerts, and conferences, and takes part in community outreach projects.
PhD
Overview
The program is the first Music program in Turkey that provides education in English. The program aims to train researchers, performers, sound designers, and creative professionals that have the skills of leadership, musicianship, and research, and that will lead the course of music research and new music in this information age by taking part in international forums and academic circles.
Teaching all its courses in English, this program is unique with an international teaching staff and students from all over the world. Being open to students with various educational backgrounds, the program provides an interdisciplinary environment. The program brings several music-related disciplines together such as Performance, Composition, Music Theory, Sound Engineering and Design, Sonic Arts, Ethnomusicology, Historical Musicology, and Music Business and Administration. Additionally, the Department of Music conducts seminars, workshops, concerts, and conferences, and takes part in community outreach projects.
Programme Aims
* To educate scholarly creative professionals with leadership capabilities in music fields.
*To contribute to the art of music with information exchange through research that will illuminate next generations.
* To publish new research material for further academic research.
*To encourage new theories based on previous research.
* To allow the education of new scholars, who embrace our culture and who are creative in developing new methods and systems.
* To provide participating students with national and international opportunities for their continued education.
* To ensure an environment for artists and scholars for them to be able use their education, research and consulting potentails.
* To connect with other national and international institutes in order to ensure the continued growth of education.
* To collaborate with foreign universities to devise joint programmes and exchange programmes.
Programme Structure
* This program is a doctoral programme with a dissertation, that consists of 36-credit courses and a written dissertation. Every term comprises of 14 weeks and 1 week of examination, totaling to 15 weeks. Programme length is the same as other ITU Graduate School of Arts and Social Sciences programmes.
* Applicants, after they fulfill the requirements of Graduate School of Arts and Social Sciences, are then examined for the entry to the programme. Concentration areas include: Performance, Composition, Music Theory, Sound Engineering and Design, Sonic Arts, Ethnomusicology, and Musicology,. Students may take either only from their own concentration or they can take courses from other concentrations. Students who successfully finish the Music doctoral programme are awarded with a PhD diploma in Music.
* Music doctoral programme consists of 36-credit courses.
* The language of education is English.
* After taking 36-credit courses, students are examined to test their qualification before starting their dissertations. Students who pass these exams may then take the course MYL 699E to start their dissertations. Dissertation is credit-free, and it is evaluated as pass/fail.
* ITU Undergraduate Grading System is used for end of term grading.
* The programme is carried out in accordance with ITU Graduate Education Legislations.
