The University of Oregon offers a Doctor of Philosophy in Data-Driven Music Performance and Composition, Music Composition, Music Education, Music Theory, and Musicology.<br>At the doctoral level, the basic orientation is scholarly or research activity that makes an original contribution to the chosen field. Advanced scholarship and research are intensely disciplined efforts, intuition and creativity are important in the gathering, processing, and interpretation of information. The program most appropriately culminates in the awarding of the degree, Doctor of Philosophy. The doctoral degree program in musicology emphasizes the scholarly study of music as informed by the specific major (musicology or ethnomusicology) and its relationship with other fields.<br>Upon successful completion of this program, students will be able to: Understand the theories and methodologies of musicology or ethnomusicology, Perform bibliography, research, and analytic techniques, Read in appropriate foreign languages, Have writing skills.