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At the PSPBB, the international dimension is a priority, both in terms of the range of courses on offer and in terms of the school’s development. 

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CB Jeanne Fohr, En attendant de se souvenir © Julien Benhamou
CB Jeanne Fohr, En attendant de se souvenir © Julien Benhamou

A unifying force

It represents a unifying force between the music, dance and drama departments, and has several facets: mobility of students, teachers and administrative staff, participation in intensive thematic projects, targeted cooperation between classes, participation in professional, sharing and expertise networks. It enhances students’ career paths by introducing them to different teaching methods and encourages their professional integration. Strengthening staff skills and innovating in the structuring of courses also rely on this dimension. 

The PSPBB has forged partnerships with over sixty universities and conservatoires in Europe and around the world. Ties are formed with stages, artistic foundations and the network of French institutes abroad.

The PSPBB is an Erasmus+ Charter holder and is a member of several thematic associations and professional networks. 

ERASMUS+

As an Erasmus+ Charter holder, the PSPBB benefits from European funding for the majority of its European and international projects. Support in the form of a bursary or direct assistance with project organisation is available to all participants in the Erasmus+ exchange programme. 

As a signatory to the Erasmus+ Charter, the PSPBB works to promote European values such as democracy, gender equality, inclusion and diversity. It supports eco-friendly choices in project development. 

The Erasmus+ scheme operates according to the following principles:

  • The student remains enrolled at their home institution;
  • Application fees and training at the host institution are free of charge;
  • Courses taken abroad are credited as part of the national curriculum, thanks to the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS).
  • Students can receive financial support from the European Union.

Thanks to this scheme, all exchange students enjoy the same rights and duties as students enrolled in a regular course at their host institution.

The PSPBB is a holder of the ERASMUS+ Charter for 2021-2027.

Check out the PSPBB’s Erasmus 2021-2027 Policy Statement :

This project was funded with support from the European Commission. The sole responsibility for this publication lies with the author, and the Commission cannot be held liable for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.

Association européenne des Conservatoires (AEC)

This network brings together over 300 institutions in 57 countries across Europe and the rest of the world. 

The AEC works to structure and promote higher music education across Europe. It provides expertise to member institutions, represents their common interests to European institutions, promotes experience sharing and organises European events.

International Association Of Schools Of Jazz (IASJ)

This network brings together over 80‍ jazz-specialised institutions in 40‍ countries worldwide.

It promotes experience sharing and international mobility in the field of jazz music.