Projects
Completed projects
NXT Project 2015-2018
This larger-scale interdisciplinary project involving 20 partners with relevant expertise from higher arts education institutes, incubator initiatives and cultural providers, and it is funded by the Creative Europe programme of the EU Commission for the period 2015-2018.
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PHExcel 2013-2015
AEC was involved as partner in the PHExcel project focusing on Testing the Feasibility of a Quality Label for Professional Higher Education Excellence. This project run from October 2013 until December 2015.
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InMusWB 2011-2014
The project ’Introducing Interdisciplinarity in Music Studies in the Western Balkans in Line with European Perspective’ was a multi-country project (Serbia, Kosovo–under UNSCR 1244, Bosnia, Austria, Czech Republic, Lithuania, Brussels, Slovenia and Sweden) that encompassed high education in the field of music with the development of interdisciplinary approaches as its priority.
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CoPeCo
CoPeCo was a project aimed at developing a new two-year European joint master's study programme in performance and composition and a new platform for contemporary music that is grounded in current European cultural contexts.
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PRACTICS 2008-2011
PRACTICS was a 3-year project that took place between 2008-2011 under the EU "Artist Mobility" pilot programme.
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PRIMO
The evaluation of musical, and wider artistic, outputs is becoming a requirement of the effective operation of many conservatoires and higher arts institutions. With evaluation comes the more controversial prospect of ranking.
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Sida Western Balkans Project 2009-2011
‘Widening Participation on the Road to Membership’ was a project funded by the Swedish developmental agency Sida in the Western Balkans region.
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Working with Music
This project, financed by the LEONARDO programme of the European Commission, is conceived to give Italian young musicians the opportunity to realize professional placements (internships) in Europe.
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‘Do-Re-Mi-Fa-SOCRATES
SOCRATES was Europe’s education programme which involved around 30 European countries. Its main objective was to build up a Europe of knowledge and thus provide a better response to the major challenges of this new century
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VARIAZIONI 2006-2009
The 'VARIAZIONI' project (2006-2009), supported by the eCONTENT Programme and coordinated by the Fundacion Albéniz
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