Mannheim University of Music and Performing Arts

Mannheim, Germany

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The Mannheim University of Music and Performing Arts is the second-largest institution of its kind in Baden-Wuerttemberg. The University acts as a link between the cultural area of the Rhine Neckar triangle (Electoral Palatinate) and other important cultural regions through close partner relations with leading universities throughout the world. This opened the doors to many large events being held on this campus, like the United Student Orchestra Tour of Seoul National University. In addition to concerts and theatre performances, academic conferences and symposiums are of vital importance as well as master classes held by international artists and teachers.

Program Information

  • Details

    Level

    Undergraduate and Graduate

    Term

    Fall, Spring, Full-Year

    Required GPA

    3.0

    Language Requirements

    Some German language instruction recommended

    Language of Instruction

    German, English

    Application Deadline

    Fall: March 15

    Spring: October 15

  • Costs

    Students pay tuition directly to Central. Room and board costs will be paid on-site in Germany.

    A one time fee is required and paid to UCONN.

    Tuition: Pay to  Central. Fee paid to UCONN, $650 Housing: Pay partner university $377-$646 Meal: Grocery approx. $300 a month

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  • Housing

    Students will be housed in a student dormitory. Dormitory room reservations will be made by the international office or Auslandsamt of the host university.

  • Academic Subjects

    The main subjects that are taught at the University include: orchestral instruments, keyboard instruments, voice (concert and opera), and conducting (orchestra and choir). These subjects can be chosen in the degree programs Artistic Training (10 semesters) and Music Teacher Studies (for music school teachers and freelance teachers, 8 semesters) as well as in the postgraduate courses Soloist Training (4 semesters) and part-time Soloist Training (8 semesters). Additionally, they can also be taken as a specialist subject in the School Music study course (teacher training for grammar school education, 9 semesters).

  • Contact Information

    Zongxiang Mei

    Global Engagement at Central 
    Barnard Hall, Room 418 
    860.832.2043 
    zongxiang.mei@ccsu.edu

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