USC Thornton recognizes that DMA and PhD graduates are expected not only to be elite performers and scholarly experts in their fields, but also exceptional and versatile teachers, inspiring and innovative leaders, and consummate musicians with strong complementary skills. Though we cannot guarantee that accommodations/exceptions will be possible, applicants are encouraged to contact the Admission Office as soon as possible to allow the maximum amount of time to consider the options.Ī “Doctoral Introductory Video” must be submitted through SlideRoom by December 1st. If both required application forms are not submitted by the appropriate deadline, your application will be removed from consideration.Īpplicants experiencing hardship or extenuating circumstances due to natural disaster or public health concerns in their local area that may affect their ability to satisfy application requirements may contact the Thornton Office of Admission at to explore possible accommodations. Application materials will not be accepted via mail or email. All required materials must be received by December 1. The total application fee is $115 ($90 for the USC Graduate Application and $25 for the SlideRoom Media/Materials upload). Applicants are strongly encouraged to contact Adam Gilbert, the Musicology Department chair, at well before the December 1st deadline for further information.Īll applicants are required to submit two separate application forms: Additional fellowship and teaching assistantship opportunities are also available.
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At that time, applicants will be considered for a USC Provost’s Fellowship, which provides five years of fellowship funding currently set at $32,500 per year, with full tuition remission and health insurance. The next term for which we will accept applications is Fall 2024. The Musicology Department is not currently accepting applications for admission to its PhD program. This section is for all PhD applicants including current USC students applying to the Musicology program.
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