Recognition Awards for EEA Students at University of Salzburg, Austria

The university offers a wide range of programs in music, dance, and drama, with a focus on artistic excellence and creativity. Known for its prestigious faculty and state-of-the-art facilities, it provides students with exceptional opportunities to develop their talents, participate in international collaborations, and perform in renowned venues.

Benefits

Financial support for the realization of specific artistic projects.

The grant will be paid in two instalments: one after the selection decision and the second after project completion.

Support with concert organization, infrastructure, and mentoring/coaching.

University of Melbourne Graduate Research Scholarship

As a New applicant, you are required to apply for the Graduate Research program first at the University of Melbourne.

Head toward the Course Page and select “Graduate Research”. From there read the requirements of the program, meet the language requirements, and apply online.

Eligibility Criteria

The scholarship is open to both Australian and International applicants.

For new applicants: An Applicant must have applied for a graduate research degree at the University of Melbourne. If selected, you will be automatically considered for the scholarship.

Applicants who are already enrolled in a graduate research degree can also apply.

Scholarship Benefits

The full Tuition Fee is covered for the entire duration of the program.

Relocation Allowance for the students coming outside of Australia.

Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC).

Schedule of the 17th International Beethoven Piano Competition Vienna

The International Beethoven Piano Competition Vienna is Austria’s oldest international piano competition and ranks among the most renowned music competitions today. Founded more than 60 years ago, it is hosted by the mdw – University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna.

Announcement of the pre-selection results. The pre-selected candidates will be invited to send in recordings for the Video Round according to our requirements.

The International Beethoven Piano Competition Vienna is Austria’s oldest international piano competition and ranks among the most renowned music competitions today. The competition is open to young pianists in any classical piano repertoire.

Admissible Criteria:

Must be a young pianist of any nationality.

Must adhere to the repertoire requirements specified by the competition.

Efforts to support accessibility

TU Wien takes the following measures to ensure accessibility:

Accessibility is part of our internal guidelines.

Continuous training on accessibility is offered for our employees.

Formal methods for quality assurance of accessibility exist within the company.

Benefits

This scholarship covers half of the participation costs for the MSc program, providing financial support to students passionate about environmental technology and international affairs.

Eligibility:

First academic degree (BA) from all disciplines 

Proof of financial need (payslip)