PhD Quantum Computing in the Arts, Music and Humanities
- Level
- Doctor of Philosophy
- Duration
- Full time: 2-4 years Part time: 4-8 years
- Mode
- Part-time
- Subject
- Computer Science
- Location
- United Kingdom
Overview
Studying this PhD will immerse you in a world of pioneering research under the umbrella of the Interdisciplinary Centre for Computer Music Research. Our research activity ranges from developing new music technologies for musical creativity to enhancing health and well-being through music, arts, and culture. The ICCMR team is pioneering quantum computing in the arts, music, and humanities, and is well-networked with key players in the quantum computing industry and associated technologies.
Entry requirements
| Degree | 2:1 · or above |
|---|
Fees
International students: Please visit our page on fees and funding for information. PhD Quantum Computing in the Arts, Music and Humanities is in Band 2 for fees purposes.
UK students: Please visit our page on fees and funding for information. PhD Quantum Computing in the Arts, Music and Humanities is in Band 2 for fees purposes.
UK/Home: Please visit our page on fees and funding for information. PhD Quantum Computing in the Arts, Music and Humanities is in Band 2 for fees purposes.
International: Please visit our page on fees and funding for information. PhD Quantum Computing in the Arts, Music and Humanities is in Band 2 for fees purposes.
Start dates
1 October, 1 January and 1 April
Application deadline
Varies by programme; check with admissions team
Campus
- Plymouth, United Kingdom
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