When: Wednesday October 2, 4 pm AEST Where: Via Zoom Link to register: Eventbrite We are excited to host Dr Erica Rose Jeffrey, who will explore how she works with community organisations such as Dance for Parkinson's and how she uses her dance practice in...

Time & Location 29 Feb 2024, 09:30 – 11:00 UTC Zoom (joining details 1 hour before) About the event This webinar is hosted by the Singing for Health Network (UK) and presents the work of researchers from three Australian universities, exploring multiple aspects of...

Wednesday 7 August at 4 pm AEST via Zoom Register here DECRA Fellow Dr Lauren Istvandity will discuss how to best navigate your early research career, covering topics such as publishing, funding, embracing interdisciplinary work/teams and work/life balance. Dr Lauren...

We are pleased to announce that AMPlify Your Research will continue in 2024. The response to the 2023 series was fantastic, with wonderful sessions on everything from careers in music psychology to publishing your research and writing grants. Recordings from all...

When: Wednesday 27 March 2024 at 4pm AEST (5 pm AEDT) via Zoom Register here We continue our exploration of careers in music science with Professor Peter Keller from the Centre for Music in the Brain at Aarhus University in Denmark. About Peter Peter Keller holds...

Wednesday 4 October 2023 4 pm AEST via Zoom Watch here Our presenters Margaret Osborne holds an interdisciplinary appointment with both the Melbourne School of Psychological Sciences and the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music. Her desire to support the mental and...

When: Wednesday 6 September 2023 4 pm AEST Why do academics need to network? Why can't we just "do our own thing"? This seminar addresses why networking is key to success as an academic, and why you, as an ECR, should start building your networks now. This session...

Wednesday 9 August 4 - 5 pm AEST via zoom Tips on grant writing and project management for ECRs One of the most valued research achievements in the university sector is your ability to bring in research funding. Persuading grant organisations to give their /...

4 pm AEST Wednesday 7 June 2023 via Zoom Watch the recording here. Join our panel of DECRA fellows to discuss to get the inside scoop on the process of applying for a DECRA award. Our presenters Steffen Herff graduated in Psychology at the Heinrich-Heine University...

When: Wednesday 5 April 4pm AEST via Zoom This our second session for 2023 designed to support HDRs and ECRs to navigate their careers in music psychology. Overview When is the right time to be thinking about publishing your work? How to select the most relevant...

Our AMPlify series aims to provide engaging professional development seminars for our early career researchers. At the 2022 AMPS conference, we held a co-design session with interested members to plan for our 2023 series. Thank you to all who participated for your...

The MARCS Institute for Brain, Behaviour & Development, Western Sydney University, is pleased to share the recording form the latest seminar given by Dr. Amanda Krause and Ms. Rachel McClymont. This seminar was recorded on June 9, 2022. Watch it here:...

The MARCS Institute for Brain, Behaviour & Development, Western Sydney University, is pleased to share the recording form the latest seminar given by Dr. Anthony Chmiel. This seminar was recorded on August 9, 2022. Watch it here:...

The MARCS Institute for Brain, Behaviour & Development, Western Sydney University, is pleased to share the recording form the latest seminar given by Dr. Sandra Garrido. This seminar was recorded on July 19, 2022. Watch it here:...

Registrations have closed. Link to recording under "Resources" below. When: Wednesday 5 October, 4 pm AEST Leaning on songwriting: Music research design with and for CALD communities Oftentimes doing research in a way that is not extractive is a huge challenge....

Registrations closed. When: Wednesday 3 August, 4 pm AEST Thanks for the feedback! Responding constructively to critique How do you respond to feedback, particularly when it is critical of your work? Our response to feedback is reflective of our attitude to learning,...

AMPS2022 keynote will be delivered by Dr Margaret Osborne, Senior Lecturer In Psychology And Music, Melbourne School of Psychological Sciences. Dr Osborne will speak on the topic of "New directions in music performance science". Visit the AMPS conference site for more...

Media engagement for ECRs with Gemma Perry Registrations are closed When: Wednesday 1 June 4 pm AEST Summary: This media skills session is designed to prepare early career researchers for sharing research with a wide audience. We will discuss communication skills for...

The MARCS Institute for Brain, Behaviour & Development, Western Sydney University, is pleased to share the recording form the latest seminar given by Dr Alison Short.  This seminar was recorded on April 12, 2022. Watch it here:...

The Musicological Society of Australia is now calling for papers for their 2022 Conference. See the conference website here for details. The 2022 MSA conference will be held online from December 1 - 3 and will take place concurrently with the 1st Symposium of the ICTM...

Conference Date: 28th September, 2022 We are excited to share the news of the 2022 AMPS conference! AMPS is pleased to invite papers at all stages, including: Works in progress (e.g., PhD students, post-confirmation, reporting on work underway)Completed projects...

We are excited to announce our April AMPlify seminar, the second seminar in our AMPlify Your Research series. This seminar is presented by Dr Rebecca Gelding, Project Officer, Life Course Centre, University of Sydney. Follow Rebecca on Twitter: @RebeccaGelding...

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...

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 REGISTRATIONS NOW CLOSED Wednesday 9 February, 4 pm AEST See below for a video of the...

The AMPS society looks forward to bringing you a series of zoom sessions open to all AMPS members. Join us for one or all of these sessions designed to amplify your career. 09 February - Your (online) scholarly identity, presenter: Amanda Krause. Click here for more...

This seminar is held my the Melbourne Data Analytics Platform, University of Melbourne. More details and register here: https://mdap.unimelb.edu.au/2021/11/09/november-mdap-seminar-mapping-music-digital-tools-and-collaborative-communities/ Speaker Professor Richard...

Jointly organised with the 11th triennial conference of ESCOMDate: 28-31 July 2021Main Organising Hub: The University of Sheffield, UK Co-organising hub (Virtual Australian hub): Western Sydney University | AMPS Conference website:...

Keynote address by recently appointed Professorial Fellow (The Melbourne Conservatorium of Music and the Melbourne School of Psychological Sciences) in the MSPS, Dr Isabelle Peretz, from the University of Montreal. When: Monday 24 February, 5 – 7PM...

The International Conference of Students of Systematic Musicology (SysMus) will take place at the Department of Music at the University of York from 15 – 17 September 2020 in York, England. Please click here to see the Call for Contributions and find more information...

A live streaming event presented by AMPS and UNSW Empirical Musicology Research Group Seminar When: Friday November 1, at 1200-1300 Where: Physical venue: The University of New South Wales, K-G14-139. Virtual Venue: The link for the streamed seminar is now...

The Australian Music & Psychology Society (AMPS) AGM will take place during the International Symposium on Performance Science (ISPS) in Melbourne, Australia this week. The agenda and accompanying documents can be accessed by clicking this link. Date:...