Phd programme in SCIENCES AND CULTURES OF MUSICAL HERITAGE at the Conservatory of music in Rome and Conservatory of music in Monopoli xlii cycle - (afam III cycle) - academic year 2026-27 Call for app

ppOrganisation/Company Conservatorio di Musica "Santa Cecilia" Research Field Arts » Fine arts Researcher Profile First Stage Researcher (R1) Positions PhD Positions Application Deadline 7 Oct 2026 - 23:59 (Europe/Rome) Country Italy Type of Contract Temporary Job Status Full-time Hours Per Week 18 Offer Starting Date 1 Nov 2026 Is the job funded through the EU Research Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No /p h3Offer Description /h3 pThe PhD program in Sciences and Cultures of Musical Heritage is based on the disciplinary areas of musicology and music history, film and media studies, English language, economics and business management, and applied education, particularly related to the enhancement and enjoyment of cultural institutions (libraries, archives, museums, and theatres). It also covers the most innovative forms of performance and, more broadly, the essential role of creativity as a tool for developing the social impact of studies on the past and the musical heritage that constitutes its primary legacy. This PhD is highly relevant as the culture of libraries, archives, and museums, in its contemporary transformations, as well as any application and communication of studies on the past, cannot ignore the most advanced and innovative forms of the performing arts and the various traditional and digital dimensions, both in educational functions and in continuing education and social development integrated through creativity. /p pThe program aims to analyse and understand, from different perspectives and methodologies, the various aspects of both tangible and intangible musical heritage through a full comprehension of both the original context of production and the current context of consumption. This approach focuses on combining a rigorous method of analysing musical heritage with the necessary skills for its full enhancement. /p pThe application for admission must be submitted by b11:59 pm CET on October 7, 2026 /b, at the address (see GuideforcompilingtheapplicationinAnnexB), including the following documentation: /p ul libPayment receipt of the non-refundable fee of €50.00 /b, to be paid by October 7, 2026, via a “pagoPA” payment notice, , that will be system-generated (to be included at the end of the application); /li liA copy of a valid bidentity document /b; /li liThe bapplication form /b must be personally signed and provide the following information (see Application Form in Annex C): /li /ul ppersonal information (Name and Surname, Place and date of birth, tax code, citizenship, residence, domicile address if different from residence, contact address for the purpose of the competition indicating the postal code or alternatively certified e-mail address (PEC), telephone number, and email address); /p planguage (Italian or English) for the interview (only for foreign citizens); /p peducational qualification, with the indication of the date and the Institute where it was obtained; /p pdeclarations of: /p ul liadequate knowledge of the Italian language (only for foreign citizens); /li lilevel of knowledge of the English language (only for foreign citizens); /li /ul phaving/having not previously received another scholarship (even for just one year) for a PhD course; /p pbeing/not being the holder of a research grant; /p pbeing/not being an employee of Public Administrations; /p pundertaking to attend the Course full-time, according to the procedures indicated by the Academic Board; /p pundertaking to promptly communicate any changes to one's residence or contact address for the purpose of the competition; /p phaving read the present call for applications. /p ul libResearch project /b personally signed and describing the topic of study, the planned methodologies and the project objectives (see Research Project Model in Annex D). /li libThe curriculum vitae et studiorum /b personally signed including a list and brief description of no more than 30 of the candidate’s most significant qualifications (for a maximum of 5400 characters/three editorial folders): additional educational qualifications, artistic qualifications, academic qualifications, professional qualifications, and other qualifications. /li /ul ul libEducational qualification /b required as a participation requirement, self-certified as follows: /li /ul pfor educational qualifications obtained in Italy, self-certification and/or notarial deed pursuant to Presidential Decree 445/2000; /p pfor qualifications obtained in EU countries, a Diploma Supplement or a certificate of comparability and verification issued by CIMEA as an ENIC-NARIC centre; /p pfor qualifications obtained in non-EU countries, a declaration of value “in loco” issued by the competent Italian diplomatic-consular Representation for the territory or a certificate of comparability and verification issued by CIMEA as an ENIC-NARIC centre; /p pbThe failure to submit even one of the documents listed above will result in the exclusion of the candidate /b, who can still be excluded by the Commission at any time, with a reasoned decision, for lack of prescribed requirements. The exclusion measures will be published on the Conservatory's website and such publication will constitute official and legal notification. /p /p #J-18808-Ljbffr