Musica Humana is a peer-reviewed journal, devoted to the study of music as the mental, communicational, and socio-cultural product of human activities. It sets its sights on an integrated and comprehensive approach, rather than committing itself to a specific, specialized and focused area of study. The journal aims to aid communication amongst scholars from diverse fields and thus invites contributions from various perspectives and critical methodologies including, but not limited to, empirical sciences, linguistics and semiotics, sociology and anthropology, intellectual history and cultural theory, as well as aesthetics and philosophy.

It is also hoped that the journal provides a venue for a trans-continental exchange of ideas and a fostering of research collaboration. Both the Editorial and Advisory Boards reflect our aspiration to be an international journal in every sense.