The Scottish-Canadian Academic Partnership (S-CAP) is a partnership between the Centre for Scottish Studies (CSS) at the University of Guelph and the Scottish Affairs Office (SAO) Canada.
S-CAP aims to (1) promote communication between scholars in Canada and Scotland with mutual research interests; (2) highlight their research to the wider community; and (3) bring them into closer contact to nurture new research agendas, across a broad range of disciplines and domains.
Study music history, theory, ethnomusicology, composition, pedagogy, jazz, and improvisation, popular music, digital music, and performance.
Perform in our newly renovated performing arts wing with our award-winning choirs or ensembles. Receive 1-1 music instruction in classical or modern forms of performance including voice, turntables, drums, jazz and more. Auditions are not required for admission, but entry into specific performance courses will require the successful completion of an audition.
The Departmental Forms and Resources webpage contains relevant forms, policies, and guidelines for History instructors. This page is password protected.
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