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Hochschule für Musik Franz Liszt Weimar

Weimar,  Thüringen, Germany

Founded
1872
Students
699
International
45%

Admissions & fees

What it costs

Public institution: no tuition fees; third-party databases list 100% of its programmes as fee-free. Students pay standard Studierendenwerk Thüringen semester contributions administered through the thoska card (exact amount not published on the pages reviewed).

Admission requirements

All applicants must pass an artistic aptitude examination (Eignungsprüfung); the university publishes detailed guidance under 'All about the aptitude test' and lists required prior qualifications per programme. International applicants need recognised German proficiency for enrolment - specific certificate thresholds were not stated on the reviewed pages. The International Office advises international students by appointment (phone/e-mail), supports them via the DAAD STIBET programme and runs exchange programmes including Erasmus+ and PROMOS.

Application deadlines

Winter-semester entry: artistic programmes (B.Mus., M.Mus., Diplom, Konzertexamen) and teacher-training (Lehramt) apply 15 February to 15 March, while Kulturmanagement (M.A.), Musicology (B.A./M.A.) and Intercultural Music and Event Management apply until 30 June; entrance exams run late May to early June. Summer-semester entry: artistic programmes apply 1 October to 2 November, Kulturmanagement and Musicology until 15 January, with exams in mid-January.

How international applicants apply

Not used. Applications are paperless and purely digital via the university's own online application portal (HISinOne), with documents uploaded there; a EUR 50 fee applies to the aptitude test. Chinese applicants additionally present the original APS certificate. Deadlines unchanged: artistic programmes 15 Feb-15 Mar (winter) and 1 Oct-2 Nov (summer).

Languages of instruction

German is the principal teaching language; the university maintains a language centre. Third-party programme databases list no English-taught degree programmes.

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