Partnerships

The Conservatorio di Musica Arrigo Boito takes part in international networks as a member of AEC, as a participant in the Turandot Program between Italy and China, as an HEI awarded with the Erasmus+ ECHE, and has entered into international agreements with several High Education Institutions all around the world.
The Conservatoire is an Erasmus Programme Institution since 2002. For students and staff exchanges, it counts interinstitutional agreements with more than 90 Programme Institutions in Europe, and with Partner Institutions in Russia and Georgia for the Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility (see below the updated list of Erasmus+ partnerships).
It takes part in other Erasmus+ actions, with the Strategic Partnerships VoxEarlyMus (2015-18), EOALAB (2017-20), The Jazz Workshop (2018-21), and in the projects CHEER I and II - Consolidating the EHEA, for the Erasmus+ Key Action 3. It also participates in the mobility consortia Concerto, Arts, Sued Nord).

The Conservatoire is a member of the EOA - European Opera Academy, a Network of European academies of music working together to develop international top talents in the Opera field.
It is a member of the GMEL - Global Music Education League, a world network of prestigious music higher education institutions, to share elements and resources for the development of music education on a global level, supporting exchanges and international cooperation activities.
It is a winner of the Leonardo da Vinci Prize 2019, an initiative promoted by the Italian Ministry of University and Research to enhance skills and abilities of the human capital of the Italian Higher Education system on the international scene.
It cooperates with the University of Georgia - Hugh Hodgson School of Music in a partnership which comprehends didactic and artistic exchanges.
It participates in the Roche Continents festival in Salzburg, enabling its students to experience contemporary music at the Salzburg Festival and to discover the common ground of creativity in the arts and science through discussions and activities with key personalities in both fields.
It participates in the EU project URBACT - Welcoming International Talent, focusing on how cities can effectively deal with the challenge of attracting, welcoming, retaining and integrating international students and professionals.
It is a member of the CNVQR, the National Coordination for the Evaluation of Refugee Qualifications, activated by the Italian Ministry of University and Research under the Lisbon Convention.

INTER-INSTITUTIONAL AGREEMENTS WITH PROGRAMME COUNTRIES

INTER-INSTITUTIONAL AGREEMENTS AND COOPERATION AGREEMENTS WITH PARTNER COUNTRIES