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Skoða vefinn á ÍslenskuSköpun, miðlun og frumkvöðlastarf (NAIP) M.Mus
Námið hentar tónlistarfólki með fjölbreyttan bakgrunn. NAIP er vettvangur þar sem nemendur eru hvattir til að beita nýstárlegum og þverfaglegum nálgunum við að skapa og miðla tónlist til áheyrenda sem og út í samfélagið allt.
Um námið
Evrópskt meistaranám í sköpun, miðlun og frumkvöðlastarfi (New Audiences and Innovative Practice – NAIP) er einstaklingsmiðað nám. Nemendahópurinn er jafnan fjölbreyttur enda tilgangurinn sá að leiða saman ólíka strauma og stefnur; að efla samvinnu milli ólíkra geira tónlistar; og að tefla saman ólíkum listgreinum við útfærslu þeirra verkefna sem nemendur leggja til grundvallar námi sínu. Náminu er ætlað að byggja upp hjá nemendum sjálfsöryggi og sjálfstæði, færni í tón- og listsköpun, leiðtogafærni og frumkvöðlahugsun sem nýst getur á breiðum grundvelli í síbreytilegum heimi. Þá stendur nemendum til boða að bæta við sig valnámskeiðum á fjölbreyttu sviði hljóðfæraleiks og fræða sem opnar fyrir möguleikann á því að víkka sjóndeildarhring sinn enn frekar.
Uppbygging náms
NAIP er tveggja ára fjölþjóðlegt meistaranám (MMus), starfrækt í samvinnu við Konunglega tónlistarháskólann í Haag og Prince Claus tónlistarháskólann í Groningen í Hollandi (sjá nánar http://musicmaster.eu/). Nemendur fá þjálfun í listrænni stjórnun, verkefnastjórnun, frumkvöðlastarfi og starfendatengdum rannsóknum. Unnið er að samstarfsverkefnum milli ólíkra tónlistarstíla, listgreina og hvers konar hópa samfélagsins með það að markmiði að nálgast nýja áheyrendur, efla áræði og dug til að gerast leiðtogar á sínu sviði og þróa sífellt nýjan vettvang fyrir listsköpun í fjölbreyttu samhengi.
Að loknu námi
Starfsumhverfi tónlistarfólks tekur hröðum breytingum í nútímanum, verður sífellt fjölbreyttara og teygist í auknum mæli þvert á landamæri. Skapandi hugsun, þverfaglegar aðferðir og nálganir og leiðtoga- og samskiptahæfni eru verðmætir eiginleikar þegar unnið er undir slíkum kringumstæðum. Námið miðar að því að efla ofangreinda eiginleika hjá nemendum svo þeir geti betur unnið sem skapandi listamenn á breiðum grundvelli til framtíðar.
Application Process
Upplýsingar um umsóknar- og inntökuferli á alþjóðlegum meistaranámsleiðum eru eingöngu á ensku.
IUA employs a standard electronic application form.
The application process is in two steps, first submit the application and then pay the application fee. Please note: It is possible to save the application while working on it.
Admission Process
The admission procedure for selection will be as follows:
A first round of selection based on the submitted material. Those who qualify are invited to the second round a second round, consisting of a musical presentation by the applicant, and interview. A workshop led by one of the NAIP faculty, where applicants can demonstrate their musical and communication skills, may also be held as a part of the second round. Interviews and workshops will be in English.
Opnað fyrir umsóknir
10. febrúar 2025
Umsóknarfrestur
8. apríl 2025
Umsóknum svarað
Maí / júní 2025
Verðskrá
Application
An application is not valid until the applicant has submitted the application and paid the application fee. Applicants must submit the following documents:
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1. Certified copy of degree certificate(s) and programme / course transcript(s) (PDF)
SkyldaApplicants should submit a detailed record of higher education up to the present, including programmes of study taken. Can be submitted in Icelandic or English. -
2. Statements (PDF)
Skyldaa. Motivation LetterApplicants must write a Motivation Letter in English (max 3 A4) making clear their motivation for joining the programme. Please elaborate on the following points:-
the applicant’s musical experiences to date and how these have led to the decision to join the programme,
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the skills the applicant will bring to the course,
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what the applicant imagines his/her contribution will be to the course,
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how the applicant’s life as a professional musician might look like in five years’ time, and the role the programme will play in reaching this goal.
b. Study plan
Based on the applicant’s personal goals as an artist and the information that he/she has obtained about the NAIP Master, a study plan must be submitted in English (max. 3 A4), including information on:-
the main focus of the applicant’s activities in the programme (ensemble, creative/collaborative practice, cross-arts settings, social settings etc.),
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which optional courses or subjects the applicant plans to take during the programme, and why,
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on which developmental aspects the applicant specifically would like to receive coaching and guiding,
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in which direction the applicant envisages his/her final project.
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3. Curriculum Vitae (PDF)
SkyldaApplicants must submit a CV that should be written in English. It should not exceed 2 pages:-
page 1 contains the usual most important facts on the applicant: name, profile, studies, work experience etc.,
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page 2 describes the activities the applicant has undertaken in his/her life (musical as well as non-musical) which are in some way connected to the goals of the programme NAIP.
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4. Recorded material, audio and/or video (links to Dropbox, Youtube, Vimeo etc.)
SkyldaApplicants submit material containing his/her own work, enabling the admission committee to judge the applicant’s capabilities as a musician.The recording(s) should at least contain music making at the applicant’s highest artistic level on the applicant’s main instrument(s) (or, for composers, a registration of recent original work). The recording may also contain other musical activities, such as workshop leading, ensemble work etc. -
Admission Requirements
Applicants will have completed a BA or BMus degree in music or related fields of art and theory.In exceptional cases an applicant, with an established career and considerable experience, who does not hold a bachelor degree can be admitted to the programme providing he/she demonstrates broad knowledge of music, musical skills and experience in music performance – or a hybrid form of artistic performance built on a strong musical foundation. -
Language Requirements
The MMus programme for New Audiences and Innovative Practice is an international programme conducted in English. Students must be proficient in spoken and written English in the academic context. Applicants may be required to submit evidence of English proficiency.
