You are welcome to study at Barratt Due Institute of Music if you are living abroad and are studying at another university or academy that allows exchange to Norway and our institution. We are a part of the Nordplus Music Network and Erasmus+ programme.
Barratt Due Institute of Music was established in 1927 and has played a vital role in music education and cultural life in Norway for almost 100 years.
Barratt Due Institute of Music has been an Erasmus+ member since 2018, and we have since increased our collaboration with numerous highly regarded European institutions.
As a small and dedicated academy, we take pride in giving each student individual attention and creating the best possible conditions for personal and artistic growth. Here, you become part of a vibrant musical community where tradition and innovation go hand in hand.
At Barratt Due, your education is designed around you. Our institute combines individual guidance, hands-on experience, and teaching from some of Norway’s leading musicians and educators in classical music. Our programmes are practice-oriented and performance-focused, providing artistic depth.
By studying at Barratt Due, you become part of an inspiring and supportive community that helps you grow both as a musician and as a person, and where friendships and artistic collaborations often last a lifetime.
Barratt Due welcomes applicants for exchange mobilities at bachelor level from our partner institutions. If your institution does not have an exchange agreement with us, please have your local international coordinator contact Barratt Due’s International Office. The duration of a mobility at Barratt Due is a minimum of 6 and a maximum of 12 months.
The Erasmus Charter for Higher Education (ECHE) serves as a fundamental quality framework and a prerequisite for higher education institutions wishing to participate in the Erasmus+ programme. It outlines the key principles and commitments required to ensure high standards in European and international cooperation activities — including student and staff mobility, as well as the exchange of innovative practices.
You can read more about our ECHE by clicking here.
