Scholarships and Grants (Bachelor’s Degree)
Grants
Financial aid for the families of students of higher artistic education in music and official masters who are in a particularly vulnerable situation for the academic year 2023-2024. Grants will be awarded on a non-competitive basis and on a one-off basis without generating any subsequent commitment. The application procedure, processing and awarding of the financial aid is regulated by the following rules.
General
Financial
Academic
In order to have access to these grants it is necessary to accredit that the family is included in Section 1 of the family income according to the following table:
Family members | Income (max) |
---|---|
1 | 14.112 € |
2 | 24.089 € |
3 | 32.697 € |
4 | 38.831 € |
5 | 43.402 € |
6 | 46.853 € |
7 | 50.267 € |
8 | 53.665 € |
The applicant student may prove that he/she fulfils this condition by means of the following:
The student applicant must sign the declaration of responsibility included in the application form, certifying the accuracy of the information provided.
Please fill in the attached form and send it to the Directorate General of the School together with the corresponding supporting documents. The application form must be signed and can be handed:
In the event that additional documentation is required, a period of one week will be allowed.
In order to accept the applications submitted and assess their suitability, a Grants Committee is set up, made up of the Directorate General, the Deputy Directorate General for Administration and Services – Management, the Deputy Directorate General for Organisation and Services – Academic Management, the Assistant to the Directorate General, a representative of the Works Council and a representative of the School Board, appointed by the Directorate General.
The Commission will select – among the applications received – those that are eligible for support with the order of priority.
In view of the nature of these grants, the persons forming part of the Commission are under an obligation not to disclose any information relating to the applications and the ensuing deliberations.
Grants will be allocated on the basis of successful applications.
In the event that an application contains deliberately false information, the applicant student will automatically be reprimanded and may be subject to expulsion from the school.
3 November 2023: deadline for receipt of applications.
10 November 2023: notification of errors or documentary requirements.
17 November 2023: correction of errors or provision of required documentation.
11 December 2023: Commission meeting and proposal.
12 December 2023: Resolution and nominal allocation of grants.
Scholarships
These scholarships are processed by the centre. For more information and registration inquiries, contact the Academic Secretary or the ESMUC Erasmus Office.
Managed by the Prevent Foundation, this scholarship programme offers support to students with disabilities in two ways: