Exchange programme in the BA or MA Music
30 - 60 ECTS / 1 semester - 1 year / English
Campus Leuven / Lemmens
Campus Leuven / Lemmens
Conducting Exchange
Exchange Programme
In our bachelor degree conducting, you learn how to conduct a choir or a hafabra ensemble. A solid technical basis, a professional insight into performance practice and interpretation form the basis of your training, together with a broad literature review. You learn to rehearse efficiently in a pedagogical and methodical way, partly through practice-oriented analyses of works and performances. You rehearse with various ensembles and you attend rehearsals by your coach and teacher.
Curriculum
The study organises numerous activities each year. These bring you into contact and allow you to work together with music experts from outside our college. Music practice is central to your life on our campus. You don't only make music during your practical lessons or self-study, but we also encourage you to participate as much as possible in the performances in our ensembles, choirs and orchestras. Finally, you will also participate in prestigious artistic productions. All these experiences make you a team player and help develop your artistic profile.
Masterclasses, symposia and intense practical experiences
Every year, the program organizes interesting masterclasses, workshops and clinics with external experts, renowned foreign instrumentalists, music therapists and pedagogues. Music practice is central to our campus. You not only make music during your practical lessons or self-study but also participate in our ensembles, choirs and orchestras and the prestigious artistic productions. These experiences transform you into a team player.
Cross overs
LUCA School of Arts is a biotope in which collaboration between students from different art disciplines is stimulated. This results in interesting crossovers and innovative artistic practices.
What do you need?
A good command of English (level B2) is required to make the most of your stay with us. Campus Lemmens does not own student accommodation. Therefore, you will have to rent a room on the private housing market for the duration of your stay. To help you in your search, please visit to the website of the KUL or contact our student support services.
Interested in this course?
Application & entry requirements
All Erasmus+ Exchange Students need to apply via the exchange application procedure of LUCA School of Arts. During your application process, you can indicate the LUCA campus of your choice and the exchange programme you wish to apply for. Notice that not all programmes are open for incoming exchange students in both semesters. An overview can be found here.
- The deadline for the Autumn Semester / full year is April 1
- The deadline for the Spring Semester is October 1
Outcome Exchange Application
The outcome of the application can be expected within 4-6 weeks after the application deadline. Both you and your international coordinator will be informed about the result of your application by e-mail. No need to inquire about the outcome yourself.
Where do you have class?
Facilities & campus life
- Our very own campus, situated in a parc in one of Europe's oldest university towns
- An artistic meeting space for theater maker and musicians
- A coworking space with rehearsal studio's concert halls and theater venues
- An art centre with concerts, performances and theater shows, lectures and artist talks, book launches, graduation shows and showcases
- An expertise centre for young perfomnce artists with an art library, production support and a lending service
- An intricate network of cultural partners where students rehears and show the results of their projects
Location
Lemmensberg 3
3000 Leuven
info.lemmens@luca-arts.be
+32 2 447 15 00
Contact
If you need more information, don't hesitate to contact us:
International Coordinator Campus Lemmens
Diana Solomonidou
diana.solomonidou@luca-arts.be
Campus Lemmens
Lemmensberg 3
3000 Leuven
+32 2 447 15 00
info.lemmens@luca-arts.be
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