University of Music and Performing Arts Munich
With around 1,400 students, the University of Music and Theatre Munich (HMTM) is one of the most important and diverse educational institutions for music, dance and theatre professions in Europe.
The degree courses offer a range from numerous artistic and educational music subjects including jazz, folk music, sound art and music education to ballet, cultural management and digital communication. Comprehensive research in musicology (for example on music and dictatorship and Jewish music at the Ben Haim Research Centre), music education and in the field of music media management round off the profile of the HMTM. As part of a cooperation with the Bavarian Theatre Academy August Everding, the university also offers courses in musical, acting, directing, make-up effects, musical theatre/opera singing and cultural journalism.
Degree Courses
The condition for admission to a degree programme at the University of Music and Theatre Munich (HMTM) is the passing of an entrance examination. Applicants from non-German-speaking countries must provide proof that they have the required qualifications for the chosen degree course as well as the German language skills required for admission. In most cases, proof of German language skills is not required for admission to a postgraduate artistic degree course.
Contact Address
International Office
Cindy Voigtländer (Head)
Arcisstraße 12
80333 München
Tel. +49 (0) 89 / 289-27444
cindy.voigtlaender(at)hmtm.de
hmtm.de/en/
Munich
The Oktoberfest might be Munich’s most famous attraction, but this city has so much more to offer. Take a walk through the vast English Garden at sunset, one of Europe’s largest parks. Meet with friends in the shade of a chestnut tree in one of the city’s many beer gardens.
Munich is a safe city – with one of the lowest crime rates in the country according to official police statistics. So dive into Munich’s buzzing nightlife the whole year through. Cheer for your football team in the Allianz Arena when the FC Bayern hosts a Champions League match.
Enjoy world-class art in the Pinakothek galleries, which feature paintings by Dürer, Rubens, van Gogh and Picasso, only steps away from the University campus.
The Alps are an absolute must-see. From the city they can be seen rising in the distance. Get on the train, and in just about an hour you are there. Go skiing there in winter or hiking in summer.
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