**Elizabeth Wood Research Fellowship in Musicology**
There shall be two fellowships awarded by the University of Adelaide to be known as the _Elizabeth Wood Research Fellowship in Musicology_, named in honour of world-renowned musicologist Dr Elizabeth Wood who holds Bachelors' degrees in English literature (with Honours) (1961), and musicology (with Honours) (1970) from The University of Adelaide, and a PhD from the same university (1979). Her work includes the first history of Australian opera and a series of critical studies of Ethel Smyth. A Fulbright Scholar and National Endowment for the Humanities (USA) Fellow, she received the Tormore prize (Adelaide) (1959) and Philip Brett Award (AMS) (1997) for her pathbreaking essays in gay and lesbian musicology, and a New York State Council on the Arts award for her journalism in regional arts (2001).
The Fellowships have a fixed-term annual stipend and can be held for up to one year. The annual value of each stipend is $40,000 plus $10,000 top-up for travel expenses.
**ELIGIBILITY AND SELECTION**
1. The Elizabeth Wood Research Fellowship in Musicology shall be open to:
a. university graduates with a doctorate; or
b. university graduates in the final year of their doctorate (who provide evidence of intended submission date within that year) to conduct research in musicology and / or ethnomusicology.
- Cultures of Musical Research in the Contemporary University
- Musical Networks: Exchanges and Migrations
- Digital Humanities and Music Research.
- Any other theme(s) as determined by the Directorate, Musicology & Ethnomusicology Hub.
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- Aims and background to the research (1000 words)
- Track record detailing research experience (500 words)
- Significance of the research (200 words)
- Projected outputs (200 words).
**Applications close 11:55pm, Thursday 31**st** October 2024**
**For further information**
For a confidential discussion regarding this position, contact:
Associate Professor Luke Dollman
Elder Conservatorium of Music
P: +61 (08) 8313 5860