Doctoral Program in Music

Doctor of Philosophy (Music)

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1. Curriculum Description Aims to develop musical scholars whose works are in line with changes in society. Music education and research and integration with other sciences. Student-centered and develops new knowledge from independent and profound interests.

 

2. Plan of study for International Students 3 Years Program

1. Music Performance (Piano) - Type1.1 and 2.1

2. Music Education - Type 1.1 and 2.1

 

3. Specific Field of Study 1. Music Performance (Piano)

2. Music Education

 

4. English Requirement Attach in the application or, send it to the program office within the second semester.

Need to pass the English Test before “Proposal defend examination”

-          CMU eTegs 65

-          IELTS 5.5

-          TOEFL (ITP: 523, CBT: 193, IBT: 69)

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“Foreign Language Conditions for Graduate Student”

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5. Qualifications of Applicants 1. Music Performance

1.1 Majoring in Piano

1.2 Completed Master's degree or its equivalence from the institute that has been proved by the Office of Higher Education Committee with the GPAX not less than 3.00.

 

2. Music Education

Completed Master's degree or its equivalence from the institute that has been proved by the Office of Higher Education Committee with the GPAX not less than 3.00.

 

6. Tuition Fee 1. Music Performance (Piano)

2. Music Education

Regular Program (Mon-Fri)

50,000 THB/ Semester

(300,000 THB / 6 semesters)

Special Program (Sat-Sun)

70,000 THB/ Semester

(420,000 THB / 6 semesters)

 

7. Number of Students General acceptance:

1. Music Performance: 1

2. Music Education: 1

 

8. Application Document to Graduate School 1. Completed application forms

2. 1-inch facial photo (color)

3. A Copy of the Official Transcript of your previous degree (photocopy)

4. A Copy of passport (VISA Page)

5. A copy of the house registration certificate (if any)

 

9. Supporting Application Document (send directly to program’s coordinator) 1. Music Performance (Piano)
1.1 Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree official Transcript
1.2 Two letters of recommendation (sealed letter or E-mail) from the recognized person such as piano teacher, pianist, etc. Comments on the applicant's skills, abilities, and experiences are included.
*The applicants must send 1.1 and 1.2 to pimonpan.du@cmu.ac.th within 10th October 2022
2. Music Education
2.1 Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree official Transcript2.2 A brief outline of the research project (concept paper).

2.3 At least 2 works published in the TCI database or international database or other academic works. (for type 1.1)

*The applicants must send to pimonpan.du@cmu.ac.th within 10th October 2022

10. Entrance Exam 1. Music Performance

1.1 Piano Practice Exam

- Prepare 2 solo piano songs (must not be a concerto).

The total length is at least 20 minutes. The first works must be of the Baroque or Classical period. The second piece must be a piece from the Romantic period or the 20th century, or a contemporary piece of music.

 

- The practice exam must demonstrate the applicant's piano and performing arts abilities. (sight-reading), major minor scale (harmonic and melodic) and 4-octave arpeggios.

 

1.2 Written Exam

Music Theory and Music History (Applicants choose to take 1 exam between Western music and Thai music/local music) The content scope is as follows.

Exam Set 1 (Western Music)

- Western Music Theory: Knowledge of Western Music Theory Common Practice (17th century to 19th century) of classical music, especially knowledge of harmonies and musical structures.

 

- History of Western Music: Musical Concepts development of western music and Western music genres from the Medieval era to the 20th century.

 

Exam set 2 (Thai and local music)

- Knowledge of Thai or local music theory and instrumental techniques

- Thai music history or local music

2. Music Education

Written Exam

Music Theory and Music History (Applicants choose to take 1 exam between Western music and Thai music/local music) The content scope is as follows.

Exam Set 1 (Western Music)

- Western Music Theory: Knowledge of Western Music Theory Common Practice (17th century to 19th century) of classical music, especially knowledge of harmonies and musical structures.

 

- History of Western Music: Musical Concepts development of western music and Western music genres from the Medieval era to the 20th century.

 

Exam set 2 (Thai and local music)

- Knowledge of Thai or local music theory and instrumental techniques

- Thai music history or local music

 

11. Class hour Regular Program: from Monday - Friday

Special Program: from Saturday – Sunday

 

12. Online Application Please visit (https://cmu.to/gradapply)