This program supports applied research that aims to expand and/or develop new scientific understanding of human performance in music settings in its broadest sense. We prioritise research using socially valid and applied methodological approaches that can result in evidence-based solutions, applications and change in music training and performance in a range of settings.
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Examples of project topics include the investigation of human factors (e.g., physiological, biomechanical, psychological, social, cultural) in music training and performance, career development and transitions, musicians鈥� health, practice and performance optimization, strategies for artistic growth and performance excellence, and the impact of music on health, wellbeing and social inclusion among a range of populations. We encourage projects that focus on under investigated topics and groups, music genres, musicians across the lifespan and all career stages, and cross-cultural studies.
Applied Performance Sciences Area Faculty
Program Coordinator: Liliana S. Ara煤jo
Complete faculty listing: Applied Performance Sciences area
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