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First Level Master's Programmes (Postgraduate)*
First Level Master's Programmes (Postgraduate)*
First Level Master's Programmes (Postgraduate)*
First Level Master's Programmes (Postgraduate)*
Responding to the needs of the professional and employment sectors, the Rossini Conservatoire promotes First-Level Master’s Programmes in advanced continuing education and professional development, accessible after the award of a First-Cycle Academic Diploma or a Bachelor’s degree. Upon completion of the course of study, students are awarded a First-Level Master’s qualification. The courses, lasting one academic year (60 CFA credits), are aimed at training specialised professional figures in the musical field and are taught by internal faculty members, nationally and internationally renowned experts, as well as principal players of prestigious orchestras.

FAQ Admissions (frequently asked questions)

Admission to the Conservatoire courses requires submitting an application and passing an entrance exam.

You can consult the entrance exam programmes for all courses in the Course Catalogue Section of the Conservatoire’s official website.

At the end of the entrance exams, the Student Administration Office will publish a merit-based ranking of eligible candidates. Once the number of available places is confirmed, the office will directly contact the successful candidates in order of merit, according to the number of available places, so they can proceed with enrollment.

The Rossini Conservatoire academic year starts on 1 November and ends on 31 October of the following year.

For information on course fees, please consult the Tuition and Contribution Regulations.

Yes. You can enroll in one or more SINGLE COURSES (up to a maximum of three subjects), subject to agreement with the relevant instructor(s) and payment of the registration fee and attendance fee. This option is not available to students already enrolled in a full academic course at the Conservatoire.

Yes, the Rossini Conservatoire allows enrollment as an auditor in one or more courses by paying a fee of €50.00 for each month attended.

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