Incoming Students
1. ERASMUS+ INCOMING STUDENTS 2027–2028
Welcome to the Real Conservatorio Superior de Música de Madrid! We look forward to welcoming Erasmus+ students for the winter semester, spring semester or full academic year 2027–2028.
Application period: 1 February–31 March 2027, 12:00.
Please read the requirements below carefully before submitting your application.
2. HOW TO APPLY
Please, bear in mind that this form can only be sent once, so read the instructions carefully.
This form is only for Erasmus incoming students for studies (not for traineeship).
Each student must fill this form and share the following documents (only links to documents on the cloud will be accepted; documents sent by email will be rejected):
- Nomination letter signed by the sending institution with the following information:
- Name and last name of the student
- Instrument/speciality
- Current year of studies
- Desired exchange period (academic year, winter semester or spring semester)
- CV in English
- Motivation letter
- For students who want to attend theoretical lessons: B1 certificate in Spanish, plus a 3-minute video talking in Spanish (about any topic)
- Performing applicants: Youtube link recording of a 20-minutes-consecutive performance with 2 or 3 different works and styles
- Non-performing applicants:
- Composition and Sonology: a portfolio of original works in PDF and/or link to video
- Pedagogy, Musicology and Production and management: a project (minimum 10 pages)
Before submitting your application, please check the language requirements and study plans below.
INCOMING STUDENTS FORM
3. LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS
Students taking only instrumental and practical subjects, such as individual instrumental lessons, orchestra or chamber music, may participate with a working knowledge of English. A Spanish language certificate is not required for these subjects.
Students wishing to take theoretical subjects must submit a B1 Spanish language certificate, together with a three-minute video speaking in Spanish about a topic of their choice. These subjects are taught in Spanish, and sufficient language skills are essential to follow the lessons, participate in class and complete assessments.
4. STUDY PLANS AND COURSE INFORMATION
Study plans in English
English translations of our study plans are available below. Each PDF lists the subjects and ECTS credits for the corresponding specialisation or pathway. These translations are provided for reference and do not imply that subjects are taught in English.
Bachelor’s degree — PDF downloads
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Performance — Pathway B — Study plan in English (Piano, Guitar and Accordion) (PDF)
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Music Production and Management — Study plan in English (PDF)
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Elective Subjects — Course list in English (PDF)
Master’s degrees — PDF downloads
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Piano Accompaniment and Répétiteur Studies — Study plan in English (PDF)
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Music Language Teaching — Study plan in English (PDF)
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Early Music Performance, Research and Revival of Iberian Musical Heritage — Study plan in English (PDF)
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Spanish Music Performance and Performance Research — Study plan in English (PDF)
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New Technologies in Contemporary Music: Creation and Performance — Study plan in English (PDF)
Study plans in Spanish
Course descriptions


