PhD in Performing Arts: arts, sciences, and technologies — “Luca Marenzio” Conservatory of Music Brescia

Institution providing the doctoral degree

“Luca Marenzio” Conservatory of Music Brescia

Location

Brescia, Italy

Name of PHD

PhD in Performing Arts: arts, sciences, and technologies

Research Clusters

• Musical and Vocal Performance
• Theory, Analysis, and Musical Composition
• Musicology and Musical Heritage
• Pedagogy of Music, Music Education and Music Therapy
Musicology and Musical Heritage
• Music and Media
• Multimedia Arts, Audio-visual Techniques and Media Production

Duration

3 years

Public / Private institution

Public institution

Financial terms of the PHD position

– PhD fully funded by the university, with a stipend

– PhD funded by the university, without a stipend

It is important to note that many universities offer different funding options, as well as public and private grants available to students who meet the application criteria. Before applying, it is advisable to check the institutions’ websites and inquire about the options available.
Many universities require applicants to pay fees such as matriculation or dissertation fees, even if they offer a fully funded programme, with or without a stipend.

Fee and Funding Resources:
Please consult the relevant calls on the Institute’s website for detailed financial terms.

Final output

Written dissertation, and successful completion of the final examination, including an oral defense.

How to apply

Assessment of qualifications and research project, and interview.

Entry requirements

Second Level Academic Diploma or Master’s Degree

Contact / Web page

Coordinator: Prof. Leonella Grasso Caprioli | leonella.caprioli@consbs.it

Additional information

In partnership with National Academy of Dance in Rome.

Number of available positions: 

– 6 positions for AA 2024-2025 (cycle no. 40), 4 with bursaries and 2 without
– The programme was not renewed for AA 2025–2026 (Cycle 41)

Languages used within the program and for thesis writing and discussion: Italian or English