Erasmus +

Welcoming week

National University of Music Bucharest is looking forward to welcoming its newcomers, national and international, during the 1st week of October.

The opening of the academic year is a big event that gathers all the departments, professors, students and administrative staff around music & education. A warm welcome from the rectors, vice-rectors and deans, artistic moments, as well as guidance for the administrative steps are provided.

Moreover, a tour of the campus, as well as orientation guidance for the main facilities is provided. Students are permanently counseled on the bureaucratical aspects (students’ contracts, access card for practicing rooms, library cards, as well as transport facilities).

For the ERASMUS + students, English buddies are available – students who make the integration process within the academic community as seamless as possible. Meetings in the cafeteria, during classes, strolls around the city, even parties – are just a few of their common activities.

All incoming students are strongly encouraged to ask questions and stay in touch with the ERASMUS + office representatives.

IN.TUNE
Innovative Universities in Music and Arts in Europe

Are you a student of one of the IN.TUNE partner institutions and interested in studying abroad? This is how it works!
When you apply for an Erasmus+ long-term mobility for studies, you can choose between a one-semester or a full academic year abroad at a partner institution. If your application is accepted, you will register at your home institution and pay your student fees only there (if any).

Why embark on an enriching and inspiring journey abroad?
You benefit from classes at another institution, and your credits are recognized upon return, allowing you to move smoothly / seamlessly to the next stage of your academic path.
You discover and enjoy another culture.
You expand your network.
You receive a scholarship to support you during your mobility.

Seamless mobility is the key principle of IN.TUNE partners when it comes to student mobilities. Moreover, if you cannot study abroad for a long-term mobility, don’t worry — we are creating many other mobility activities that you will be able to take part in over the coming months. Stay tuned!

Follow the links to the pages of the IN.TUNE partners below for all the details: necessary application documents, deadlines, and procedures. Don’t forget to contact your own International Relations Coordinator and your department as well – they need to approve your application so that your credits will be recognized once you return.

We are looking forward to welcoming you!

Student Mobilities

I – Nomination and Application Procedure

  • Deadlines: 1st of May (for the Fall semester) 1st of November (for the Spring semester)
  • Academic Calendar
  • Application Process
  • Application Documents:
    • Learning Agreement (please check the following link for more details regarding the list of disciplines, corresponding to each study level);
    • Europass CV;
    • Motivation letter;
    • Transcript of records (of previous studies);
    • Demo link (YouTube, VIMEO, etc.) for singers, instrumentalists and conductors, and a portfolio of works – for composers and musicologists.
  • Application Results: will be communicated in maximum three weeks from the moment of receiving the complete application
  • Study plan  https://www.unmb.ro/en/study-programmes/
  • Course catalogue

II – After Admission

III – Start at …

  • Welcome Meeting 
  • Registration at the Secretariat of the faculties (Faculty of Performing Arts – for singers and instrumentalists and Faculty of Composition, Musicology and Music Pedagogy – for composers, musicologists and theoretical disciplines)

IV – Leaving …

  • Confirmation of Stay  & Transcript of Records: these two documents are issued together upon the departure of the incoming students.

V – International Activity

VI – Testimonials 

- Isidora Vlasic, UAB Belgrade

IN. TUNE STAFF MOBILITY

Explore. Connect. Mobilize. Create.

The National University of Music Bucharest (UNMB) is part of the IN. TUNE the first alliance of eight European institutions in music, arts and education. Through staff mobility, UNMB colleagues can teach, learn, develop professional skills, collaborate, and connect with their peers across the Alliance.

 WHAT KIND OF ACTIVITIES ARE AVAILABLE?

🎓 TEACH & SHARE
Teaching · Masterclass · Lecture · Workshop
👥 LEARN
Job shadowing · Observation · Peer exchange
📚 DEVELOP
Training · Staff week · Course
🤝 COLLABORATE
Joint courses · BIPs · Educational projects
💻 CONNECT
Virtual · Blended mobility
🔎 EXPLORE
Professional exchange · External examination
 

WHAT TYPES OF MOBILITY ARE AVAILABLE?

  • Teaching staff can apply for Staff Teaching Mobility (STA).
  • Teaching and administrative staff can apply for Staff Training Mobility (STT), according to the applicable UNMB and Erasmus+ requirements.

 

WHO ARE THE IN.TUNE PARTNERS?

NMH · UNMB · CNSMDP · UNIARTS · ESMUC · mdw · KC · UAB
 

WHAT ARE THE ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA?

Staff Teaching Mobility (STA)
STA is available to UNMB teaching staff who have a teaching-development project and wish to exchange teaching methods and good practices with a partner institution. A host institution must first provide an Invitation Letter. The proposed mobility should include a minimum of 10 teaching hours per week. Funding is subject to the Erasmus+ budget available for the academic year.
 
Staff Training Mobility (STT)
STT is available to UNMB teaching and administrative staff who wish to develop their professional skills and exchange experience and good practices with a partner institution. An Invitation Letter from the host institution is required. Funding is subject to the Erasmus+ budget available for the academic year.
 

WHAT IS THE APPLICATION PROCEDURE?

1. Find a host institution
Identify an IN.TUNE or other eligible partner institution and discuss your proposed mobility.
2. Obtain an invitation
Agree on the mobility with the host institution and obtain an Invitation Letter.
3. Prepare your application
Complete the relevant UNMB application form and mobility agreement and prepare the required supporting documents.
4. Submit your application
Submit the complete application to the UNMB Erasmus+ Office according to the current call and institutional procedure.
5. Receive confirmation
The mobility can proceed once the required institutional approvals and documentation have been completed.
 

WHAT ARE THE APPLICATION DEADLINES?

For incoming STA and STT mobility at UNMB, the usual deadlines are:
  • End of April — mobility during the first semester
  • End of November — mobility during the second semester
UNMB may also accommodate STA and STT mobility outside these periods when funding is available at the home institution.
 

WHAT ARE THE REQUIRED DOCUMENTS?

STA — Staff Teaching Mobility
  • UNMB STA application form
  • Invitation Letter from the host institution
  • Europass CV
  • Staff Mobility for Teaching Mobility Agreement
The agreement should include a minimum of 10 teaching hours per week.
STT — Staff Training Mobility
  • UNMB STT application form
  • Invitation Letter from the host institution
  • Europass CV
  • Staff Mobility for Training Mobility Agreement
 

MOBILITY AGREEMENTS

Before the mobility, the staff members and host institution agree on the Staff Mobility Agreement, which describes the planned teaching or training activities and expected outcomes.
  • STA: Staff Mobility for Teaching Mobility Agreement
  • STT: Staff Mobility for Training Mobility Agreement
The agreement should be completed and approved before the mobility takes place.
REPORTING & COMPLETION
After the mobility, the staff member must provide confirmation that the mobility has been successfully completed.
  • STA: Successful Completion STA Erasmus+
  • STT: Successful Completion STT Erasmus+
The document must be signed by the relevant representatives of the host institution and submitted to UNMB.
 

NEED MORE INFORMATION?

UNMB Erasmus+ / International Office
angela.sindeli@unmb.ro
For current application calls, forms, deadlines and funding information, please consult the UNMB Erasmus+ page or contact the Erasmus+ Office.

Legal frame & useful links

ERASMUS Charter for Higher Education

More details regarding the ERASMUS PLUS structure, characteristics and objectives can be found on the following links: