Andreas Waaler Røshol

Andreas Waaler Røshol is a Lecturer in the Department of Rhythmic Music at the University of Agder (UiA), Norway. He serves as Study Program Leader for the Bachelor in Electronic Music, Specialization Manager for the Master in Electronic Music, and Acting Research Group Leader for Electronic Music Research. His responsibilities include teaching core electronic music courses (MUR121, MUR125, MUR204, MUR312) and supervising bachelor theses (MUR314).

Røshol holds bachelor's and master's degrees in Electronic Music from UiA and is currently completing his doctorate (started 2018, expected 2024/2025). His interdisciplinary background includes telematics from the Cyber Engineering School and history studies at UiS.

Research Focus: His work centers on vocal-driven electronic music production, songwriting pedagogy, and collaborative decision-making in music creation. He examines how interfaces between different creative roles influence aesthetic evaluations, particularly within music education contexts. Artistically, he specializes in 'toplining & tracking' production frameworks.

Publication Trends: Recent articles analyze peer feedback dynamics in electronic music education (2024), aesthetic dialogue modeling in collaborations (2024), music's physiological impacts (2023), and pedagogical approaches for laptop-era composers (2020). His scholarship consistently bridges technical production, creative psychology, and curriculum development.

Leadership: Leads Work Package 1 in the CreaTeMe research initiative and coordinates the electronic music research group. No grants or awards are documented in available sources.