Student Mobility

Music education students have two distinct ways to gain excellent learning experiences through mobility: either by studying abroad or by completing a school internship abroad. You will find comprehensive information on both options.

For guidance on how students, educators, and institutions can structure study-abroad experiences for music students, please visit the Mobility Designer pages. To ensure that school internships abroad are successful and provide lasting learning experiences for all involved, we offer numerous helpful tools and resources as well as the TEAM-IN NETWORK for finding host schools in Europe.

Student Mobility

Study Abroad

The Mobility Designer turns findings from the TEAM project into concrete support for those shaping mobility in music teacher education. Here you will find design principles and examples that help you plan, implement, and improve mobility in a systematic, evidence-informed way.

FOCUS AREA 1

Foundations and Motivations for Mobility

1.1 Promote a Culture of Mobility
1.2 Promote Mobility as a Growth Opportunity

FOCUS AREA 2

Institutional collaboration and communication

2.1 Promote a Culture of Mobility
2.2 Promote Mobility as a Growth Opportunity

Focus Area 3

Curriculum and Course Design

3.1 Alignment of partner curricula
3.2 Student specific Curriculum and Course Planning
3.3 Predefined Mobility Packages
3.4 Credit Transfer Processes

Focus Area 4

Cultural Immersion and Socio-Cultural Experiences

4.1 Communication Competence (general and music-related)
4.2 Promote Mobility as a Growth Opportunity
4.3 Culture as part of exchange study plans

Focus Area 5

Student Support

5.1 Practical Support Services Housing, Visa, Finances)
5.2 Health and Well-Being

School Internships Abroad

In this section, you will find comprehensive information about School Internships Abroad, including resources and helpful tools for all involved that can help you design, prepare for and/or experience high-quality Internships. Through our TEAM-IN network, you can find participating schools and universities and connect to potential host schools or student teachers. You are also welcome to become a partner school or partner university by joining the TEAM-IN Network!

TEAM Project Lead

A word from the project lead explains the main ideas behind supporting school internships abroad

Student Teacher

A word from a student teacher who participated in a school internship abroad.

Click on MORE to find an online course for students entering school interships abroad

Mentor Teacher

A word from a mentor teacher who hosted a school internship abroad.

Click on MORE to find an online course for mentor teachers wanting to host a student from aborad

University Teacher Educator

A word from a university teacher educator who supervised students going on school internships abroad.

Click on MORE to find an online course for university teacher educators facilitating a school internship abroad in a teachder education programme

Erasmus Officer

A word from an Erasums officer who facilitates school internships abroad.