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.
AMPS’ Amplifying Your Research Career Series 2022 : June Seminar
Media engagement for ECRs with Gemma Perry Link to register via Eventbrite When: Wednesday 1 June 4 pm AEST Where: Via Zoom (link provided via registration) Summary: This media skills session is designed to prepare early career researchers for sharing research with a...
AMPS’ Amplifying Your Research Career 2022 Series: May Seminar
Hot on the heels of our April seminar, comes our May AMPlify Your Research Career seminar, the third in our series for 2022. Considering Plan D: Data Science after Academia Registrations are closed When: Wednesday 4 May, 4 pm AEST Where: Via Zoom Summary: Dave Baker...
Opportunity: Lecturer Creative Arts and Health
The University of Tasmania is now hiring a Lecturer Creative Arts and Health. See here for more details. Applications due 11:55pm Friday 8th April 2022. "As the Lecturer in Creative Arts and Health you will have the opportunity to advance teaching and research in...
PhD Scholarship for healthy brain ageing and music.
Sydney Conservatorium of Music is advertising a fully-funded PhD scholarship to ask questions about healthy brain ageing and music. Join this exciting new program to work with a multidisciplinary team with expertise in music performance, music pedagogy, music...
Meet the community: A Conversation with Jane Davidson
In this podcast Olivia Urbaniak, PhD Candidate at the University of Sydney and AMPS committee member, speaks with Professor Jane Davidson. We hear about Jane's rich career as an academic, director and singer. Jane shares how she forged a unique academic portfolio...
Meet the researchers: An interview with Dr Anna Fiveash
In this post Merrick Powell sits down with Dr Anna Fiveash (@Anna5ash), 2022 DECRA recipient, to talk about past and future research. Firstly, hi Anna! Thanks for having a chat with me today. Would you mind starting by introducing yourself and telling me a bit about...