1) To start your application, you should contact your home institution to receive a nomination letter. Please note that your home institution can only nominate you if your home institution is one of our partner institutions. Please check our website to see if your institution is one of our partners.

2) Submit your nomination letter via Osiris.
Your application will be sent to the admissions committee for selection at the beginning of March 2025.

3) After we have approved the nomination you will receive an email from us to start submitting your application documents.
These application documents need to be submitted by 28 February 2025 23.59 hrs CET at the latest.
This deadline applies to all terms (fall/winter, spring/summer and academic year).

For the online Osiris application, you will be required to upload the following:

- Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- Motivation Letter
- Diplomas (if relevant)
- Transcript of Records from home institution - Master Project Plan (Master students only).
- Media file(s): active web link(s) to an online platform (YouTube, Vimeo, etc.) where the media file(s) can be played. Composition candidates should upload scores of at least three (preferably four) of their own compositions, together with audio recordings of the works. For more detailed media requirements, check the application requirements here. In general, Erasmus candidates are NOT required to do a live audition. This recording is sufficient.

The Royal Conservatoire only considers applications submitted via our system Osiris and including all the application documents.
Email applications are not accepted. Applications that come in after the deadline will not accepted.

Upon acceptance, and before you move to The Hague, do not forget you need to still enrol and pay your study fee at your home institution!

Application results

The result of your application will be communicated to you before 1 May 2025.
If you are accepted must confirm that you accept the offer. We ask for a confirmation of acceptance from you before 1 June 2025.
If you are placed on the waiting list, the final result of your application will be communicated to you before 8 June 2025.
Upon acceptance, and before you move to The Hague, do not forget you need to still enrol and pay your study fee at your home institution!

Learning agreement

After you have accepted the offer you need to create a learning agreement. You need to contact your erasmus coordinator to create a learning agreement.

When applying for an Erasmus+ mobility at the Royal Conservatoire during the academic year 2025- 2026, please consider that:

- The Royal Conservatoire encourages students to apply for a mobility preferably during Semester 1 or for a full academic year.

- The Royal Conservatoire has 2 semesters per academic year: Semester 1 runs from September to 31st January, Semester 2 runs from 1 February to July. Check if the semesters dates of your home university and those of the Royal Conservatoire are compatible. If in doubt, check with your home university.

- If you wish to come for only Semester 2, we cannot guarantee that we can offer all courses needed in order for you to receive 30 ECTS. Many courses have a duration of a full academic year.

- To complete your Osiris application online, make sure you use the correct curriculum as published on our website. Choose courses from the relevant year and enter the course codes and ECTS in your Study Plan. This is subject to change, as our curriculum for the coming academic year may differ slightly.

- If accepted for the Bachelor, you will be invited to select electives at the start of the academic year.

- If accepted in Master Year 2, you can follow the Master Year 2 courses for Artistic Development, and the Master Electives; Research and Professional Integration courses can be followed alongside the Master Year 1 students. Please note that Master specialisations are not available to Master students.

If applicable, upon your acceptance, you will receive a separate email providing details about entry visa and/or residence permit procedures and corresponding requirements.

For more information on the Erasmus+ programme and its many possibilities, you can visit the Study in NL website or contact your home university's international office.

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