https://fst.iai-tabah.ac.id/slot-dana/ https://teknik.stahnmpukuturan.ac.id/slot88/ http://diopeni.appdevel.cirebonkota.go.id/slot88/ http://sidara.appdevel.cirebonkota.go.id/slot123/

Incoming students

INCOMING ERASMUS+ STUDENTS

The Feliks Nowowiejski Academy of Music in Bydgoszcz welcomes students from partner institutions within the Erasmus+ programme and offers opportunities for study in a unique artistic environment.


HOW TO APPLY

If you are interested in studying at the Academy as an Erasmus+ student, please first check whether your home institution has a valid Erasmus+ agreement with our Academy.

If not, please contact your Erasmus coordinator to initiate the procedure of signing a bilateral agreement – we are open to new partnerships.

Students can apply for:

  • one semester
  • a full academic year

Application Procedure

To apply for Erasmus+ mobility, please download and complete the Application Form:
👉  Application form for incoming students

The completed application form should be sent as a single PDF file by email to the Erasmus+ Programme Coordinator:

Emilia Świeżek-Sowińska
📧 erasmus@amfn.pl


Required Documents

  • Application Form (completed and signed)
  • Transcript of Records
  • Copy of passport or ID
  • Portfolio / recordings (for music students, if required by the field of study)

Important Information

The Application Form must be fully completed and signed by both the student and the home institution. Incomplete applications will not be considered.

The Learning Agreement should be prepared only after receiving official confirmation of acceptance from the Academy and must include all required signatures.

The Academy is currently in the process of implementing Online Learning Agreements (OLA) as part of the Erasmus Without Paper (EWP) initiative.

Until full implementation is completed, Learning Agreements are prepared and signed in the standard format, ensuring full academic recognition and smooth organisation of mobility.

The transition to digital procedures does not affect the rights or obligations of Erasmus+ students.


Application Deadlines

  • 30 April – for the winter semester or full academic year
  • 31 October – for the summer semester

ACADEMIC OFFER – WHAT CAN YOU STUDY HERE?

Course Catalogue

Incoming Erasmus+ students can choose courses offered within the study programmes of the Academy, depending on their field of study and level (Bachelor’s / Master’s).

The Academy offers courses in the following areas:

  • Faculty of Composition, Music Theory and Sound Engineering
  • Faculty of Instrumental Studies
  • Faculty of Conducting, Jazz, Church Music and Music Education
  • Faculty of Vocal and Acting Studies

Course availability may vary depending on the semester and agreements with the relevant faculty.

Please note that a limited number of courses are taught in English. These courses are mainly offered within the Instrumental Faculty.

Due to the artistic and individual nature of music studies, most courses are delivered as individual tuition and academic consultations with teaching staff.

Erasmus+ students are welcome to apply to all faculties of the Academy.


📄 Download Course Catalogue (PDF)

Course Catalogue and ECTS for Erasmus Students COURSE PDF.


Individual Study Programme

Due to the specific nature of music education, each student’s study programme is individually agreed upon with the relevant faculty coordinator.

The final selection of courses is confirmed in the Learning Agreement, prepared after acceptance in consultation with academic staff.


Language of Instruction

Courses are mainly conducted in Polish. Individual instruction may be provided in English, depending on the teacher.


ECTS and Recognition

All courses are assigned ECTS credits in accordance with the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System.

The Learning Agreement ensures full academic recognition. After mobility, students receive a Transcript of Records.


PRACTICAL INFORMATION

Accommodation

The Academy offers accommodation in the Student House (dormitory).

To confirm availability, please contact:


Visa

Students from the EU, EEA, and Switzerland do not require a visa.

Students from non-EU countries may need a visa or residence permit. Please check with the nearest Polish consulate.

More information:
http://www.msz.gov.pl/en/p/msz_en/travel_to_poland/visa/


Health Insurance

All students must have valid health insurance.

EU/EEA students should obtain an EHIC card. Additional private insurance is recommended.
Non-EU students must have comprehensive private insurance.

More information:
http://ec.europa.eu/social/main.jsp?catId=559


STUDENT SUPPORT

The Academy provides a range of support services to ensure a smooth and successful mobility experience.


Academic Support

Students receive guidance from the Erasmus+ Programme Coordinator and academic staff in preparing their Learning Agreement and selecting courses.


Language Support

Students are encouraged to use the Online Linguistic Support (OLS) platform and may receive additional support in English or Polish.


Integration and Student Life

Students can participate in artistic and cultural activities, including concerts, workshops, and academic events.


Support for Students with Fewer Opportunities

The Academy supports equal access to mobility for all students. Additional support may be available in line with Erasmus+ inclusion policies.

Students are encouraged to contact the Erasmus+ Coordinator to discuss individual needs.


CONTACT

For any questions, please contact:

Emilia Świeżek-Sowińska
Erasmus+ Programme Coordinator
📧 erasmus@amfn.pl