Musicological Society of Australia - Sydney Chapter
Description
Musicological Society of Australia – Sydney Chapter
Student Symposium: Emerging Directions in Musicology
Friday, 6 November 2026
9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Seminar Room 2165, Sydney Conservatorium of Music
Free registration – Morning tea and lunch included.
The Musicological Society of Australia – Sydney Chapter invites students, academics, and members of the public to attend the annual Student Symposium: Emerging Directions in Musicology.
This symposium showcases outstanding research by undergraduate and postgraduate musicology students from across New South Wales. It provides an opportunity for emerging scholars to present their work in a supportive academic environment, receive constructive feedback, develop presentation skills, and connect with fellow students and researchers.
What to expect
Student presentations exploring a wide range of musicological topics, including music theory, analysis, history, pedagogy, ethnomusicology, popular music, and scientific approaches to music.
A keynote address by Dr David Larkin, Program Leader for Musicology and for Analytical, Historical and Cultural Studies at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, on "Building an Academic Career."
Afternoon mentoring roundtables where students can engage directly with academics at different career stages.
Best Paper Awards and certificates of participation.
Plenty of opportunities to network over morning tea and a catered lunch.
Whether you're considering postgraduate study, interested in current musicological research, or simply curious about music scholarship, this symposium offers an excellent opportunity to learn from and connect with the next generation of researchers.
Registration is free, but places are limited. We encourage early registration to secure your place.
We look forward to welcoming you to the Sydney Conservatorium of Music for a day of engaging presentations, discussion, and collaboration.
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