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Whitehead Lectures in Cognition, Computation and Culture
Goldsmiths' Departments of Computing and Psychology organise regular lectures by guest speakers throughout the academic year encompassing diverse aspects of cognition, computation and culture. All are welcome to attend.
Psychology research
The Department of Psychology at Goldsmiths is a thriving centre of excellence in research.. REF 2021 recognised the significant quality and impact of the Department’s research in society. Overall, 82% of our research and 100% of our research
Studying in London
Learn more about New Cross, life in London as a student, eating, nightlife, culture, living costs, green spaces and everything you need to know to come to London.
Music at Goldsmiths
Our unique profile of research centres and units include the and the Asian Music Unit.. ... Alumni. Our alumni play leading roles in the music industry and other creative fields.
MA Music (Ethnomusicology)
The MA Music (Ethnomusicology) introduces a range of methodologies in relation to the study of music in its cultural contexts.
MA Music (Popular Music Research)
The MA Music (Popular Music Research) engages with scholarly debates and public controversies around popular music, while examining and developing both traditional and innovative ways of researching popular music.
Music events archive
Our past events open to the public, students and staff.. Department events archive. Pagination. Goldsmiths, University of London.
Subject support
Our Subject Librarians can help you find information to support your studies and research.. Subject guides. Tailored advice for your department on finding resources in the library and contact information for your Subject Librarian. Subject Librarians
Vietnamese Court Music
One of the research themes of the Asian Music Unit (AsMU) is ‘Safeguarding Heritage, Music Revival and Cultural Policy’.
Graduate Diploma in Music
This Diploma is a Pre-Masters programme aimed at postgraduate students who need a year to develop or consolidate their language skills in academic English, to develop additional music skills (theoretical or practical).