Welcome to the AMPS Forum! Here you’ll find interesting news and events relating to music and psychology. The AMPS Forum is a fresh take on the long standing AMPS Newsletter (find past editions of the newsletter here). You can send news and events to us at amps.org.au@gmail.com.
The Society for Music Perception and Cognition 2022 Conference
Save the date! The Society for Music Perception and Cognition has announced their 2022 conference. Anticipated location and dates: Portland, OR; August 4-7, 2022 Conference Chair: Zachary Wallmark Abstracts submission deadline: February 15 , 2022. Submit your...
AMPlify Your Research Series Kicks Off
We are excited to launch our AMPlify Your Research series with our first session by AMPS President, Dr Amanda Krause from James Cook University. Your (online) scholarly identity Online via zoom - register here Wednesday 9 February, 4 pm AEST This presentation will...
PhD Scholarship: Creative Ageing through Transformative Engagement with Music
For more details visit the Scholarship page here. This ARC-funded HDR project focuses on music and wellbeing in Australia’s growing older population. Engaging with meaningful creative activities has been shown to empower older adults. Your project focuses on music in...
SysMus23 – Call for hosts
Call to host SysMus23 shared by Joshua Bamford, Chair, SysMus Council Always wanted to organise a conference? We're currently looking for hosts for SysMus23, that will build on over a decade of conferences run by students, for students of Systematic Musicology...
Welcome to the AMPS Forum
By Kristal Spreadborough (AMPS Secretary) and Amanda Krause (AMPS President) Welcome to the AMPS Forum! This forum is a place to share activities and opportunities within the Australian Music and Psychology community and beyond. The Forum builds on the long tradition...
SYSMUS 14 Conference Review
Conference review by Merrick Powell, Macquarie University. SysMus21, the 14th International Conference of Students of Systematic Musicology, was a wonderfully diverse conference encompassing all corners of music science. Well over 100 participants gathered across...