Catherine Rudent

Catherine Rudent is a Professor at Sorbonne Nouvelle University, affiliated with the UFR Arts & Media and the Department of Cultural Mediation. She is a researcher at IRMÉCCEN (Institute for Research in Media, Cultures, Communication and Digital Technology), where she contributes to interdisciplinary research on media, culture, and digital technologies.

Her research focuses on popular music, with particular attention to the singing voice, cultural transfers, media representations, and genre blending in French and transnational contexts. She is deeply engaged in the academic community through key affiliations such as being a founding member of IASPM-BfE (International Association for the Study of Popular Music - Belgium and France), a member of the European Popular Music Research Group (EPMRG), and serving on the reading committee of the Revue de Musicologie and the editorial committee of Volume!.

Her teaching includes courses on the history and analysis of popular music, uses of the voice, and the geopolitics of music. These reflect her interdisciplinary approach at the intersection of musicology, cultural studies, and media theory.

• Professor, UFR Arts & Media, Sorbonne Nouvelle University
• Researcher, IRMÉCCEN
• Founding Member, IASPM-BfE
• Member, European Popular Music Research Group (EPMRG)
• Member, Reading Committee, Revue de Musicologie
• Member, Editorial Committee, Volume!

She has no listed scientific awards in the provided text, and no publications or students are mentioned. There is no indication of part-time status, retirement, or former staff designation. She remains an active academic with a strong institutional and research profile.