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Student-Related Regulations
Curriculum for the Study of the Master of Arts in Musicology
Curriculum for the Study of the Doctor of Philosophy in Musicology
音樂所學位考試規則
博士學位候選人資格考試實施辦法
音樂所研究生修習研究相關語言規定
研究生論文研究計畫口試規定
音樂所論文指導教授與研究生互動準則
Thesis Formatting
音樂所研究生獎勵金實施辦法
國立台灣大學碩博士學位考試申請系統
Student-Related Forms
Recommendation Form for Admission
Consent Form for Thesis Instruction
博士班試務行政申請表(109.6.17)
碩士班試務行政申請表
研究生論文研究計畫口試表格
音樂所博士班研究生資格考試申請表
Masters Curriculum
To receive the Masters degree, students take courses totaling twenty-four credits and write a thesis.
Course requirements:
- Proseminar: Theory and Methodology of Musicology I & II (three credits each for two semesters)
- Colloquium Series (guest lectures; one credit each for three semesters)
- Elective Graduate Seminars (covering the remainder of the twenty-four credits)
Additionally, students without an extensive music-theoretical background are required to take a prerequisite course in Western music theory (three credits, but not counting towards the twenty-four needed to receive the degree), and all students must fulfill the foreign languages requirement by demonstrating proficiency in a second foreign language related to the student’s research (in addition to English and Chinese).
During the second semester of study, students begin meeting with prospective thesis advisers. The adviser, after he or she is chosen, assists the student in preparing a thesis proposal which is presented in an oral exam. If this exam is passed successfully, the student then writes the thesis under the guidance of the adviser, and upon completion of the thesis presents a final oral exam. Successfully passing this second exam qualifies the student to receive the Masters degree.
Doctorate Curriculum
To receive the Doctor of Philosophy, students take a minimum of twenty credits and write a dissertation.
Course requirements:
- Colloquium Series in Musicology (one credit each for four semesters).
- Doctoral Colloquium (one credit each for four semesters).
- Elective Graduate Seminars (covering the remainder of the twenty credits)
Additionally, students without an extensive music-theoretical background are required to take a prerequisite course in Western music theory (three credits, but not counting towards the twenty needed to receive the degree), and all students must fulfill the foreign languages requirement by demonstrating proficiency in a second foreign language related to the student’s research (in addition to English and Chinese).
PHD students are required to pass a doctoral candidate qualification examination, publish their work in at least one academic journal, and spend a minimum of two months abroad to satisfy an “international experience” requirement.
Students select a doctoral advisor by halfway point of the first semester of their second year that will assist the student in preparing their dissertation proposal. Students will submit a paper dissertation proposal by the second semester of the second year of study that will also be presented in an oral defense examination. Once the proposal passes examination, the student writes the dissertation under guidance of the advisor, and upon completion the final dissertation will also undergo a final oral examination which once successfully passed qualifies the student to receive the PHD.
