Student guide
The Music: Musicology, PhD: what it asks for, in what order, and who teaches it. This guide was started from the catalog; its own introduction is still to be written.
What the degree asks for, group by group. The map sets out every course by how many must come before it; open a course there to see what it needs and what it opens.
21 credits from the school's seminars before the dissertation stage; MUSIC 911 every semester, in principle. Courses beyond these, and outside the department, with the advisor's approval.
One of these, or another course with the advisor's approval.
Intermediate proficiency in two foreign languages, each shown by four semesters of undergraduate study (within five years before matriculation, B or better in the last), by one semester of a reading course here with a B or better, or by a reading examination. The courses are one way of three, and count toward no requirement of the degree.
At least four dissertator semesters after preliminary examinations, 3 credits each.
Everyone teaching a course in this degree this term, by the part of the degree they teach in. Expand an area to see who is in it; someone teaching in two areas appears in both, with that area’s courses on each card. A Full-time band on a photo means that instructor is full-time faculty. Every email here works; use it.