The University of Oxford’s Faculty of Music has announced a new DPhil Scholarship in Schubert Studies, which will be available to prospective musicologists starting in the 2026–2027 academic year.
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When is the Application Deadline:
Wednesday, 7 January 2026 (midday UK time)
Tell Me About The Award:
A fully funded DPhil scholarship in Schubert Studies, supported by Dr Nigel Nettheim, for original doctoral research on Franz Schubert’s compositions and related musical influences. Successful applicants will be transferred to Wadham College.
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Which Fields are Eligible?
Musicology, specifically research on Franz Schubert and his circle, models, or influences.
Type:
Doctoral (DPhil) Scholarship
Who can Apply?
All eligible applicants meet Oxford University graduate admission requirements.
How are Applicants Selected?
Based on academic merit, quality of the proposed research project, and alignment with the scholarship focus on Schubert studies.
Which Countries Are Eligible?
Open to international and UK applicants.
Where will the Award be Taken?
University of Oxford, Wadham College, United Kingdom
How Many Awards?
Not specified (competitive scholarship)
What is the Benefit of the Award?
- Full tuition fees (home rate)
- Annual living grant of at least £22,027
How Long Will the Award Last?
3 years
How to Apply:
Submit your DPhil application through Oxford University’s central graduate admissions system. Highlight interest in the Schubert Studies scholarship if applicable.
Visit the Award Webpage for Details:
Oxford Music Faculty Scholarships
