Have an idea that could improve student life, learning, or career preparation at your institution and across Europe? Need support to get it off the ground? The second edition of IN.TUNE Call for Student-Led Projects is now open, offering funding to help you develop your idea together with fellow students from other IN.TUNE partner institutions. This call is part of the alliance’s efforts to boost mobility and cross-border collaboration, and is one of the activities under the incentives developed within the IN.TUNE Mobility Framework. If you’re ready to connect, create, and collaborate across borders, this one’s for you. 

Registration is now open for the second AIRE – Annual IN.TUNE Research in Education Event, focusing on research education and supervision in master’s and PhD programmes across the alliance. Join us at the Norwegian Academy of Music, Oslo, 8–9 April 2026. Register by 20 March 2026 (or 25 February 2026 for invited presenters and IN.TUNE personnel).
AIRE is organised in connection with EPARM 2026, hosted by AEC, which starts directly after the event. 

To make virtual exchange truly work for artistic collaboration, IN.TUNE is building new forms of virtual mobility in music through MVTP (Modular Video Transmission Platform), a low-latency real-time music performance platform that lets musicians rehearse and perform together online with high-quality sound and video. The compact equipment has now been installed across all eight IN.TUNE institutions and is increasingly used for online lessons, masterclasses and joint performance formats. In a recent improvisation session, students and staff from the Sibelius Academy Helsinki and the Norwegian Academy of Music Oslo explored what real-time online collaboration can feel like when delay is no longer the main obstacle. The session is part of a wider series of pilots across the alliance, testing not only the technology but also how artistic interaction, ensemble work and communication translate in mediated environments. Read on to see what the participants learned, what surprised them, and how MVTP is shaping more inclusive and sustainable collaboration across IN.TUNE.

The following article is republished with the kind permission of its author and NMH. The original article is available at the NMH website.

Looking for practical, research-informed ways to protect your health and well-being across a demanding music career? Registration is now open for The Lifelong Healthy Musician, a free online course for musicians and music professionals developed by the European University Alliance IN.TUNE.

The eight-session course runs on Monday evenings from 2 February to 23 March 2026 (19:00–21:00 CET) and brings together leading European specialists to explore physical, cognitive and psychological well-being designed for music professionals and individuals working in music-related fields. The focus of the course is how to maintain health and well-being throughout your entire career.