Enrollment


Admission tests for the Academic Year 2012-2013
 
Entrance requirements

1. All prospective students must comply to the conditions of certification
2. All prospective students must pass the entrance examinations

For more information about conditions of certification and programmes for the entrance examinations, please consult our downloadable brochure (pdf).

Enrollments and admission tests 2012-2013

All prospective students must pass an artistic admission test which consists of two parts: one part for the main discipline and one general test.

These tests are organised before the summer holidays and in September. The prospective student can enroll for one of these sessions.

You can enroll here online from February 15th onward.

For more information about programmes for the admission tests for the main discipline, please consult our downloadable brochure.

The program of the general test is:

  1. A prepared solfege lesson which will be made available online shortly before the admission test
  2. A prima vista, no preparation:
    • intonation exercise in treble clef, with piano
    • short rythmical exercise
  3. reproducing of and/or reacting to a few motives
  4. Interview with the jury about general musical knowledge, general knowledge and motivation why you want to study music
Dates of admission tests

Please find the dates for the admission tests 2012-2013 by following this link. Check again the list shortly before your admission test(s), since dates and/or hours might change.

Admission Tests Registration Fees

You will be charged a 25 EUR fee for each test you apply for. Your test application is not complete until full payment of this fee has been made.

Payment of the full fee has to reach us at the latest 10 days before the test for your main discipline.

Testing fees are non-refundable and non-transferable (no exceptions).

 Registering for the admission test

 For the online registration, please follow this link.

Tuition Fees

Tuition fees for the Academic Year 2012-2013 will be announced in May 2012.

For your information: tuition fees for the Academic Year 2011-2012 for students from the European Union, Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein are 578.70 EUR EUR for a full 60 Credits program.

Tuition fees for students from other countries are 103.14 EUR per study point. Cost for a 60 Credits program is 6188.40 EUR.

A general working cost will be charged to the students at the beginning of the Academic Year, depending on the courses in the study program of the student. For the Academic Year 2011-2012 these costs were limited to a maximum of 250 EUR.

More info

For more info, please contact the students office by e-mail: secretariaat.kcb@ehb.be or by phone +32 (0)2 213 41 24 or +32 (0)2 213 41 28.