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Specific information for incoming students: requirements

STEP 1: If you want to study at the Conservatorio Superior de Danza de Alicante with the Erasmus Programme, the first step is to check if there is a bilateral agreement between your home center and the Conservatorio Superior de Danza de Alicante (CSDA). If there is not any bilateral agreement, it is possible to propose to sign one if your home center has an Erasmus Charter. Otherwise, you cannot come as an Erasmus student. Please ask your Erasmus coordinator to contact us in order to sign a new Interinstitutional agreement: erasmuscsda@@gmail.com (Prof. Noelia Gregorio).

STEP 2: After that, we need to get your official nomination. You should ask your home center to send our Erasmus coordinator your nomination, confirming us that you have been granted the status of an Erasmus student. This nomination will include your student data and an email to contact you.

Application process

After receiving your nomination, our Erasmus coordinator will check if you can be accepted according to our bilateral agreement and send you an e-mail with all the documents you have to send us. You should either fill in the paper-based application form or fill in the application at the EASY PLATFORM, https://aec.dreamapply.com/ and send the following documents:

• CV (Europass or any other formal format)
• A motivation letter
• A letter of recommendation by the school department
• The transcript of records of your dance studies
• 1 or 2 video-links (Vimeo, Youtube…) where we could see you dancing: technique class and repertoire/improvisation (around 3 minutes per video).

Documents must be sent by e-mail to erasmuscsda@gmail.com

Deadlines for incoming students to send the Application Form and other documents

Autumn semester or whole academic year (starting in September): 30 April

Spring semester (starting in February): 01 November

Once that selection is made, the CSDMA will provide letters of acceptance or rejection to each applicant’s home institution

STUDYING IN ALICANTE

There are many advantages of studying Dance in Alicante. As the administrative capital of the Costa Blanca, Alicante is a medium-sized city that enjoys an exceptional Mediterranean climate, with warm summers and mild winters, and an average annual temperature of 17°C.

Alicante has got an international airport, just 12 km from downtown, offering outstanding communication links with the rest of Europe, with around 60 direct flights a day to other European cities.

It also has a strong university tradition, and every year welcomes more and more foreign students to the city. There is a large number of professional schools that teach Spanish as a foreign language, offering students a range of different services.

But Alicante is also famous for its beaches and sites, its celebrations, monuments and museums, reflecting over 1000 years of history, its local cuisine, its variety of leisure and entertainment options both during the day and at night time, its services and its appeal as a great city for shopping.

You can check the information related to our city on the web page below:

Alicante, Tourist Information Offices

El tardeo Alicante, a new form of leisure combining good food, conversation, friendship and nightlife during daylight hours.

Thanks to the quality of our Universities and the nice weather we receive many Erasmus Students.

There are some very enchanting villages around Alicante, like: Altea, Morarira, Vilajoiosa, Guadalest. Denia…

Small bays and Coves around the Province…

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A gourmand street in Altea…

Snorkel in Denia and on the Island of Tabarca…

.Windsurf and other nautical activities…

LANGUAGES

The main language used at CSDA is Spanish. All theoretical subjects are imparted in Spanish , nevertheless some of the teachers speak English, German, French or Italian.

Language Centres:

LOCATION

The building, which is shared with the Higher Music Conservatoire, is located on the top of the San Fernando Hill. It is accesible by bus, on foot or by car.

Our address is:

Avda. del Catedrático Jaume Mas i Porcell s/n, 03005, Alicante, España.

INSURANCE

Once you have been accepted as an Erasmus exchange student at the CSDA, you will need to obtain the European Health Insurance Card in your country. It’s a free card that will give you access to medical public services during your temporal stay, under the same conditions and at the same cost as citizens insured in your own country.

HOUSING

You can check the information related to accommodation and language centers on the web pages listed below

http://web.ua.es/en/oia/alojamientos/accommodation.html

TRANSPORT

Public bus:  line 39

https://alicante.vectalia.es/linea/39-explanada-monte-tossal-centro-de-tecnificacion/#linea=39

Documentation

Accomodation DESCARGAR

Student application form DESCARGAR

Study Plan DESCARGAR