We are particularly interested in applicants whose research connects with and extends our interests in media / mediation, embodiment, sound studies, and transculturality. Regional specialization is open, but with a preference for scholars of South and Southeast Asia and the Pacific. Interested candidates must also be proficient in Mandarin and English.

 Complete applications should be sent electronically by the deadline of 15 October 2026 and include (1) a letter of application detailing current and future research and teaching interests, (2) a complete CV, (3) names and contact information for three recommenders, (4) completed application form (download from https://gim.edu.tw ), (5) PhD diploma and transcripts, (6) examples of your best scholarship from the last five years (two journal articles or one book; can include unpublished PhD thesis. All completed / published after August 2021), (7) one or two additional publications from the last seven years (published or completed before August 2019), (8) proof of current academic position (if applicable), (9) Taiwan Ministry of Education Teachers’ Certificate (if applicable), and (10) syllabi for two courses to be taught in the institute.

Please send applications to the College of Liberal Arts liberal@ntu.edu.tw and the Graduate Institute of Musicology gim@ntu.edu.tw using the subject heading “Application to position in GIM – [YOUR NAME]”.  For more information, please contact the GIM via telephone +886 2-3366-4699 or email gim@ntu.edu.tw or consult our institute’s website https://gim.ntu.edu.tw/home.jsp?lang=en 

We are particularly interested in applicants whose research connects with and extends our interests in media / mediation, embodiment, sound studies, and transculturality. Regional specialization is open, but with a preference for scholars of South and Southeast Asia and the Pacific. Interested candidates must also be proficient in Mandarin and English.

 Complete applications should be sent electronically by the deadline of 15 October 2026 and include (1) a letter of application detailing current and future research and teaching interests, (2) a complete CV, (3) names and contact information for three recommenders, (4) completed application form (download from https://gim.edu.tw ), (5) PhD diploma and transcripts, (6) examples of your best scholarship from the last five years (two journal articles or one book; can include unpublished PhD thesis. All completed / published after August 2021), (7) one or two additional publications from the last seven years (published or completed before August 2019), (8) proof of current academic position (if applicable), (9) Taiwan Ministry of Education Teachers’ Certificate (if applicable), and (10) syllabi for two courses to be taught in the institute.

Please send applications to the College of Liberal Arts liberal@ntu.edu.tw and the Graduate Institute of Musicology gim@ntu.edu.tw using the subject heading “Application to position in GIM – [YOUR NAME]”.  For more information, please contact the GIM via telephone +886 2-3366-4699 or email gim@ntu.edu.tw or consult our institute’s website https://gim.ntu.edu.tw/home.jsp?lang=en