Graduate Program

The graduate curriculum at IU offers comprehensive training in methods and approaches, in the traditional arts and thoughts of the world's communities, and in the intersections of tradition with the domains of commerce, popular culture, politics and public policy.

The department offers MA and PhD degrees with concentrations in Folklore or Ethnomusicology, a Public Practice concentration, PhD minors and MA cognates as well as dual MA and PhD degrees in conjunction with other departments and schools such as Journalism and Library and Information Sciences.

Fellowships, Grants, & Deadlines

Folklore Degrees

Ethnomusicology Degrees

Public Practice Concentration

Dual Degrees

Course Offerings

Graduate F.A.Q.s

For more detailed and up-to-date information on course requirements for individual degrees:

Folklore & Ethnomusicology Graduate Student Handbooks

• 2001-2002 Graduate Student Handbook
• 2002-2003 Graduate Student Handbook
• 2003-2004 Graduate Student Handbook
• 2004-2005 Graduate Student Handbook
• 2005-2006 Graduate Student Handbook
• 2006-2007 Graduate Student Handbook
• 2007-2008 Graduate Student Handbook
• 2008-2009 Graduate Student Handbook
• 2009-2010 Graduate Student Handbook

University Graduate School Bulletin