ERASMUS

Study abroad

Students who intend to study abroad usually should have passed diploma pre-examns yet. You better pre-plan your stay in time! To learn or to refresh your language skills is at least as important as to set clear objectives you intend to achieve. Do you try to optimize your abilities on the instrument you major in or do you prefer to broaden other abilties in view of your occupational outlook?

Teachings

It may cause some problems if your teacher abroad relies on a totally different technique as your teacher in wuerzburg does. That’s why you better consider to study abroad after you reached a ferm level of abilities and skills.

Finance Checkup

Students who check up their financial scope avoid unpleasant situations abroad. Please consider that living expenses to some extend are higher abroad than they are in germany. You also cannot rely on sideline opportunities.

The ERASMUS Programme

Erasmus is the EU's flagship education and training programme, enabling more than 180,000 students to  study and work abroad each year, as well as supporting co-operation actions between higher education institutions across Europe.

Requirements to join ERASMUS

• An arrangement between the institution you intend to study at and wuerzburg university of music has to be made
• You are citizen of one of the countries who join the ERASMUS programme ( at least you have to dispose of a permanent residence authorization)
• You studied at least for one year at your university
• You are registered at a university
• You are insured sufficiently (Travel health insurance)

Advantages for ERASMUS-Students

• Usually you don´t have to pass an entrance audition (a recording -run time about 15 minutes- will be enough more often than not)
• The application procedure is quite easy to deal with
• You´ll get a small financial benefit
• You don´t have to pay tuition fees
• Course achievements and examinations can be accepted in wuerzburg also
• You can also apply for partial payment if you intend to study in a country with a rarely spoken language

 Find more detailed information on ERASMUS here

How to join the ERASMUS Programme

After you found the right institution and teacher for your stay abroad you have to apply at the international department. Deadline is 31^st January 2010 for the next academic year.

Experiences our Students made

Budapest Wi Se 09-10

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Danzig So Se 2010

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Florenz Wi Se 09-10

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Göteborg WiSe 2009

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Groningen 08-09

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Posen SoSe 2009

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Sevilla 2009-2010

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Stockholm WiSe 2008-2009

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Konservatorium Wien 09-10

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Universität für Musik Wien WiSe 09-10

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Teach abroad

Teacher Exchange Programme:

For teachers the ERASMUS-Programme offers several advantages compared to other programmes:

• Teachers stay at partner-universities
• 5 up to six weeks
• fixed schedule
• Partial payment (Benefit for travelling and accomodation)

Formal requirements to teach on the basis of ERASMUS:

• Citizen of one of the countries who join the ERASMUS programme ( at least: permanent residence authorization)
• Bilateral Agreement between the host-institution ans universty of music wuerzburg
• Declaration of acception (STA)
• Erasmus Teaching Assignment
• Teachers Report (STA)

Partner-Institutions

Downloads for Students

Application

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Learning Agreement Würzburg

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ERASMUS - Erfahrungsbericht - Leitfaden

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