Is the transition to the two-year course automatic after the three-year degree?

Gassy

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August 2, 2012, 18:42

Hi, this is the first message I've written in the forum (by the way, compliments).

When someone finishes the three-year degree without changing conservatories, do they have direct access to the two-year master's program? Is there any technicality or anything else that needs to be known regarding this matter?

Zedef

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August 4, 2012, 17:01

There is always the admission exam for the Biennium, then in each individual conservatory:

- they can make the final three-year exam and the admission to the biennium coincide

- implement some concessions (for example, by not requiring "practical" instrument and composition tests but only a pro-forma oral interview) for those who are already internal to the three-year course

Destroyed

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August 4, 2012, 18:08

It's true, Zedef, and it's even understandable; if someone was trained by the professors of that conservatory, it's clear that since they already know you, the exam would be a bit of a farce....they would have already given you the grade for your first-level diploma ...