Music for change
About the Project
Music4Change prioritizes sustainability in music research and education through innovations in teaching and learning. Through a transnational European alliance of universities and NGOs, the project will energize the field of doctoral studies by increasing interdisciplinarity, digital competency, and cooperation between universities and the music sector.
The project will implement a new Curriculum for Change for PhD education offering open access digital resources and blended learning focusing on sustainability in and through music research.
Cross sector knowledge exchange will be fostered through innovations in Living Lab Workshop methodology. The Bridge Mentorship Scheme will be piloted to provide tailored support for diverse learner profiles and post study career paths.
Through increasing knowledge of the role of arts in achieving sustainable development goals music4change aims to foster socially responsible research that brings the power and possibilities of the arts to key public issues.
Sustainable Innovation
Reducing Inequalities
Sustainable Cities
Our Goals
- Strengthen the field of music research through a Europe wide cooperation on Ph.D education.
- Stimulate interdisciplinary teaching through digital and blended learning.
- Engage doctoral researchers with key societal questions.
- Bridge the knowledge exchange gap between education, research and the music/arts sector.
- Energise Ph.D education through new forms of mentorship learning to support personal and professional development.
UPCOMING EVENT
19 – 21 June 2023 Bergen, Norway
Music4Change aims to make sustainability a core element in music research and education. The first of three annual International Research Schools will explore how equality, equity, and social justice are the foundation of sustainable cities and communities, and the ways musical systems and institutions must evolve to achieve such goals.
Partners
