Piano student from Norwegian Academy of Music in Oslo
Want to add an international experience to your studies through IN.TUNE?
As a student at an IN.TUNE institution, you can choose from a range of mobility options across the alliance,
from long-term or short-term exchanges to virtual learning, internships, residencies, and even full degree mobility.
What makes IN.TUNE a great choice: you'll study or work within a trusted network of partner institutions that collaborate closely, making it easier to find the right opportunity, connect with the right people, and navigate the process.
Discover student mobility opportunities across IN.TUNE partner institutions: Choose a mobility type below to see what it involves and who to contact to get started
Spend a semester (or a full year) at another partner institution through Erasmus+ mobility programme. Stay enrolled at your home institution and bring your credits back with you so you can keep progressing smoothly.
Experience a new campus, new people, and a new culture, with a scholarship to help support your stay.
Want an international experience without committing to a full semester? Short-term exchanges let you spend a shorter period at another IN.TUNE partner. They often combine a brief stay abroad with online collaboration, and can be done individually or as part of a coordinated group experience (like a Blended Intensive Programme).
Go international from wherever you are!
Virtual exchanges let you learn with students and teachers across IN.TUNE through joint courses, collaborative projects, artistic performances and masterclasses through MVTP system, and other online learning formats.
Opportunities:
IN.TUNE is entering a new era of music education—where lessons, masterclasses, and collaborative projects can happen across Europe without anyone leaving their institution. Thanks to cutting-edge low-latency technology, musicians and teachers can now connect in real time and play together or have live music lessons.
To make this possible, all IN.TUNE partner institutions have adopted the Modular Video Transmission Platform (MVTP), a dedicated solution developed by CESNET in the Czech Republic. MVTP is built for high-quality, real-time audio and video transmission, making a lesson between two cities feel almost like being in the same room.
Are you interested in this type of virtual mobility, contact your eLearning- coordinator for more information on how to do this.
Build real-world professional experience abroad! Internships let IN.TUNE students and recent graduates take a professional placement in another country, often in a company, research centre, or cultural organisation, sometimes with opportunities linked to or recommended by IN.TUNE partners.
Create, explore, and focus in a new environment! Residencies are ideal for arts and creative disciplines, giving you dedicated time and space to develop a project at another IN.TUNE institution, often ending with a performance, exhibition, or presentation.
Opportunities: 1. Register for transnational placements:| Partner Organisation | Your Role | Duration | Who | Language | Contact |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Union of Romanian Composers and Musicologists (UCMR) – Research Internship | Explore Romania’s musical heritage through hands-on archival research. You’ll work with manuscripts, scores, recordings, and historical documents to support academic or creative projects. This placement is ideal for students passionate about musicology or composition who want to develop analytical and archival skills in a specialized environment. | Flexible (1–6 months) | Musicology, composition, conducting students | Romanian (English/French helpful) | Angela Sindeli – angela.sindeli@unmb.ro |
| Artexim – Cultural Event Management | Join the team behind the George Enescu Festival and gain experience in cultural management at an international level. Tasks include artist liaison, guest management, logistics, PR, ticketing, and stage coordination. You’ll see the full scope of festival organization and contribute to one of Europe’s most prestigious music events. | 2–3 months | Music students interested in cultural/event management | English | Angela Sindeli – angela.sindeli@unmb.ro |
| UNMB – International Relations | Support international academic cooperation by assisting with student and staff mobility, updating English-language materials, and helping organize events and visits. This internship offers insight into intercultural communication and administrative work in a higher education setting. | 3–6 months | Humanities or international relations students | English | Angela Sindeli – angela.sindeli@unmb.ro |
| UNMB – Vocal Accompaniment | Work closely with voice teachers by accompanying students in secondary voice classes and participating in performances. This placement strengthens collaborative and pedagogical skills while offering practical experience in vocal accompaniment. | 3–9 months | Piano students | English (basic Romanian helpful) | Angela Sindeli – angela.sindeli@unmb.ro |
| CNSMDP – Music Library (Option A) | Join the library team and gain practical experience in music librarianship. You’ll process documents, assist visitors, and participate in cultural events, developing technical and analytical skills in a rich musical environment. | 2–6 months | Students aiming for music librarian careers | French/English | Pascal Leray |
| CNSMDP – Music Library (Option B) | Conduct in-depth research on historical music sources. Tasks include cataloguing, inventory, preservation, and promotion of collections. Ideal for musicology students seeking hands-on archival experience. | 3 months | Musicology students | French/English | Pascal Leray |
| Partner Organisation | Your Role | Duration | Who | Language | Contact |
| CNSMDP – Production Department | Help produce concerts in care and community venues. You’ll manage administration, scheduling, budgets, and communication while recruiting musicians and coordinating outreach events. A great opportunity to learn cultural production from the inside. | 6 months | Students interested in production management | French (B2/C1) | Eric Benoist |
| CNSMDP – Audiovisual Department | Assist with professional audio production, including live recording, immersive post-production, and sound reinforcement. You’ll work on diverse artistic projects and develop technical expertise in a collaborative environment. | 4–6 months | Sound engineering students | French/English | Alexis Ling |
| Philharmonie de Paris – Editorial Communications | Contribute to the communication of educational activities at a leading cultural institution. Tasks include drafting content for print and web, managing social media, coordinating photo/video shoots, and supporting digital platforms. | 10 months | Advanced students in digital communication/cultural management | French (C1) | Ondine Garcia |
| NMH – Konsertforeninga | Gain real-world experience in concert production and cultural management. You’ll assist with logistics, programming, funding, promotion, and audience development, seeing the full life cycle of an event. | 5–10 months | Music, cultural management, or communication students | English/Scandinavian | Torben Snekkestad |
| Barratt Due Institute of Music | Work with orchestral leaders or help organize a chamber music festival. Tasks include artistic planning, administration, and performing, offering a unique blend of creative and managerial experience. | Semester-based | High-level performers with interest in cultural management | English/Nordic | Ole Eirik Ree |
| Østnorsk Jazzsenter | Support concert planning, repertoire organization, and teaching. Depending on your profile, you may also assist with composition, arranging, or administrative tasks. | 1–3 months | Jazz students (performance/composition) | English/Scandinavian | Kari Grete Jacobsen |
| NMH – Recording Studio | Assist in professional recording sessions by handling studio rigging, recording, and mixing. Perfect for students interested in music technology and sound engineering. | 2–4 months | Sound engineering/music tech students | English/Scandinavian | Ulf Holand |
| Telemarksforskning | Contribute to social research projects on cultural policy and musicians’ working conditions. Tasks include data management, interviews, and academic writing. | Flexible | Music students with social science background | English/Scandinavian | Bård Kleppe |
| KonCon – Project Management | Learn the full project life cycle by planning and managing educational projects. Tasks include budgeting, scheduling, stage management, and communication. | 5–10 months | All students interested in project management | English | Ruth Fraser |
| Musethica | Bring music to social institutions like hospitals and prisons. You’ll organize concerts, engage with diverse audiences, and learn about community outreach through music. | Flexible | Music students/graduates | English (+ local language helpful) | Veronika Leiner |
| Superar | Help make music accessible to children from diverse backgrounds. Tasks may include teaching, organizing events, and developing audience engagement strategies. | Flexible | Music or cultural management students | German | Veronika Leiner |
| ESMUC – Concert Production | Join the production team for orchestral and ensemble concerts. You’ll assist with pre-production, rehearsal management, and logistics, gaining insight into large-scale event planning. | 2–3 months | Students interested in concert production | English (Catalan recommended) | Jaume Cortacans – produccio@esmuc.cat |
| ESMUC – Library | Support library operations by creating tutorials, translating content, and managing digital resources. Ideal for students interested in music information and technology. | 2 months | Students interested in libraries and digital resources | English (Catalan recommended) | Montse Urpí – biblioteca@esmuc.cat |
| ESMUC – Communication Service | Gain experience in institutional communication by drafting press releases, creating social media content, and supporting event promotion. | 3–4 months | Students in communication/journalism | English (Catalan recommended) | Montse Urpí – comunicacio@esmuc.cat |
| ESMUC – Audiovisual Office | Work on video/audio editing, concert recording, and equipment maintenance. This placement offers hands-on experience in audiovisual production within a music school setting. | Up to 10 months | Students with audiovisual skills | English (Catalan recommended) | Adrian Garcia – audiovisuals@esmuc.cat |
Ready for a bigger step? Degree mobility means completing a full Bachelor's,Master's, or Doctorate at an IN.TUNE partner institution abroad, with access to their learning environment, networks, and support throughout your programme.
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For a Semester abroad, funding & support are provided from your home institution
Want to feel more confident communicating across the IN.TUNE community, whether you're planning a mobility or just
want to connect internationally?
The IN.TUNE Language Kit was created to make that easier.
It's a practical set of flexible, accessible tools designed for our diverse, multilingual
network of music and arts universities. The kit supports language learning and
strengthens intercultural awareness so students (and staff) can collaborate more
smoothly across borders. You'll find structured learning options alongside helpful digital tools and community-based
activities, all aimed at reducing language barriers and making international experiences feel more welcoming and doable.
Explore possibilities to improve your language skills through IN.TUNE Language Kit offer:
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