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VALAND ACADEMY PARTNER UNIVERSITIES Updated List For Updated: 2019‐09‐04 VALAND ACADEMY PARTNER UNIVERSITIES Updated list for Master’s applicants for exchange in spring 2020 What subjects/courses do they have? Some universities have one Fine Art programme, some have Fine Art where you choose a specialization (from ceramics to photography); and some have a more distinct Photography specialization. At some universities you choose various individual courses/modules once you’re admitted, and at some you follow a set programme. Some have it more clearly described on their websites but for some it is more vague. If you have questions regarding their specializations, workshops, or professors which you can’t find on their website; we can contact their coordinator to try to find out. Partner universities in alphabetical order based on country AUSTRIA Academy of Fine Arts Vienna City Vienna Website https://www.akbild.ac.at/portal_en/akbild_startpage Framework Erasmus+ Note: only 1 nominee allowed, taken by a BA student BELGIUM Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp City Antwerpen Website https://www.ap.be/royal‐academy Framework Erasmus+ LUCA School of Arts City Brussels Website https://www.luca‐arts.be/en Framework Erasmus+ Note: No MA exchange in the spring semester DENMARK Funen Art Academy city Odense website https://detfynskekunstakademi.dk/en/ Framework Currently KUNO/Nordplus. An Erasmus+ agreement will hopefully be made if you are admitted to an exchange semester. Jutland Art Academy city Aarhus website http://www.djk.nu framework Currently KUNO/Nordplus. An Erasmus+ agreement will hopefully be made if you are admitted to an exchange semester. Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts city Copenhagen website https://kunstakademiet.dk/en framework Currently KUNO/Nordplus. An Erasmus+ agreement will hopefully be made if you are admitted to an exchange semester. Note: 2 nominees allowed, taken by BA students Danish School of Media and Journalism (DMJX) city Aarhus website https://www.dmjx.dk/ framework Erasmus+ Note: BA programme in Photographic communication. No MA level. ESTONIA Estonian Academy of Arts city Tallinn website https://www.artun.ee/en/home/ framework Currently KUNO/Nordplus. An Erasmus+ agreement will hopefully be made if you are admitted to an exchange semester. FINLAND Aalto University School of Arts, Design and Architecture City Helsinki Website http://arts.aalto.fi/en/ framework Erasmus+ Note: Only MA in Photography Art Turku University of Applied Sciences city Turku (Åbo) website https://www.tuas.fi/en/ framework Currently KUNO/Nordplus. An Erasmus+ agreement will hopefully be made if you are admitted to an exchange semester. Note: Only BA level University of the Arts Helsinki, Academy of Fine Arts city Helsinki website http://www.uniarts.fi/en/kuva framework Erasmus+ GERMANY Film University Babelsberg Konrad Wolf City Potsdam website https://www.filmuniversitaet.de/en/ framework Erasmus+ Note: Only available to Master students in Film ICELAND Iceland Academy of the Arts city Reykjavik website http://www.lhi.is framework Erasmus+ IRELAND Dun Laoghaire Institute of Art, Design and Technology city Dublin website http://www.iadt.ie framework Erasmus+ Note: Has an MA in Art/Research ITALY Brera Academy of Fine Arts city Milan website https://www.accademiadibrera.milano.it framework Erasmus+ LATVIA Art Academy of Latvia city Riga website http://www.lma.lv/eng/ framework Currently KUNO/Nordplus. An Erasmus+ agreement will hopefully be made if you are admitted to an exchange semester. LITHUANIA Vilnius Academy of the Arts city Vilnius website http://www.vda.lt/en/ framework Currently KUNO/Nordplus. An Erasmus+ agreement will hopefully be made if you are admitted to an exchange semester. NORWAY University of Bergen, Faculty of Fine Arts, Music and Design city Bergen website https://kmd.uib.no/en/frontpage framework Currently Nordplus/KUNO. An Erasmus+ agreement will hopefully be made if you are admitted to an exchange semester. Oslo National Academy of the Arts city Oslo website http://www.khio.no/en/ framework Currently Nordplus/KUNO. An Erasmus+ agreement will hopefully be made if you are admitted to an exchange semester. Tromsö Academy of Contemporary Art and Creative Writing, UiT city Tromsö website http://www.kunstakademietitromso.no/ framework Erasmus +/KUNO Trondheim Academy of Fine Art city Trondheim website http://www.kit.ntnu.no/en framework Currently Nordplus/KUNO. An Erasmus+ agreement will hopefully be made if you are admitted to an exchange semester. Östfold University College, Norwegian Theatre Academy city Östfold website https://www.hiof.no/nta/english/ framework Erasmus+ Note: Has MA in Performance, and Scenography POLAND The Academy of Fine Arts in Katowice city Katowice website https://www.asp.katowice.pl/en framework Erasmus+ SLOVENIA University of Ljubljana, Academy of Fine Arts and Design city Ljubljana website http://www.aluo.uni‐lj.si/en/ framework Erasmus+ SWITZERLAND Zürich University of the Arts city Zürich website https://www.zhdk.ch/en/zurich‐university‐of‐the‐arts‐1 framework Swiss‐European Mobility Programme (Includes a grant of 380‐440 CHF per month UNITED KINGDOM Note: Due to the uncertainties regarding Brexit we may not be able to offer Erasmus+ scholarships for exchange studies within the UK for spring 2020 University of the Arts London – Camberwell College of Arts city London website http://www.arts.ac.uk/camberwell/ framework Erasmus+ Falmouth University city Cornwall website https://www.falmouth.ac.uk/falmouth‐school‐of‐art framework Erasmus+ Note: Only BA level Glasgow School of Art city Glasgow website http://www.gsa.ac.uk framwork Erasmus+ Note: Application deadline 1st May, so unfortunately too late for MA’s Plymouth University city Plymouth website https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/schools/school‐of‐art‐design‐and‐ architecture framework Erasmus+ .
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