Russian Academy of Music named after Gnessin

Moscow, Russia

Type of institution:

University
College

Age range:16+

Type of training:

Full-time
Part-time

Language of instruction:

russian

Year of foundation:1895

About the Russian Academy of Music named after Gnessin

The Russian Academy of Music named after Gnessin was founded in 1895 and is one of the oldest and most respected music academies in Russia. The institution is known for its outstanding alumni, such as pianist Nina Giller and composer Valentin Silvestrov. The academy employs unique teaching methods, including individual lessons with instructors, actively engaging students in practical activities and concert performances, which helps to develop their creative skills. The Russian Academy of Music named after Gnessin has significant influence in the field of music education, contributing to the cultural development of the region and the country as a whole. It is a partner of many European higher education institutions. The main goals of the institution include the development of musical culture, the formation of a creative approach, and preparation for professional activities in the field of music.

Admission conditions in Russian Academy of Music named after Gnessin

To enroll, you need to pass a creative exam and submit educational documents. Mandatory exams: entrance exams in musical disciplines. Minimum age: 16 years. Application process: You must fill out an application on the official website of the academy, provide exam results, and other necessary documents. The application fee is 2000 rubles. Educational qualifications: you must have a certificate of secondary education or its equivalent. Required documents: copies of the certificate, photographs, a medical certificate, recommendation letters. Requirements for international students: a certificate of proficiency in the Russian language at a level no lower than A2. Financial conditions: proof of funds for living and studying is required. Application deadlines: studies begin in September; applications are accepted from March to July. Testing or interview: a creative interview in the chosen specialty is conducted. Qualifications or experience: experience in playing a musical instrument is recommended. Notification of results: applicants receive a notification by email at the end of August.

Minimum rating for admission to Russian Academy of Music named after Gnessin

The minimum score depends on the specialty, but generally, it is 70% of the maximum possible.

Prospects after completing studies in Russian Academy of Music named after Gnessin

Graduates can work as musicians, composers, music teachers, and continue their studies in graduate school.

Curriculum type
Subjects

Title	Age	Period
Bachelor's degree program in Russian	17+	1 year
The program of specialty in Russian	17+	1 year
The Master's degree program in Russian	20+	1 year
Master of Music	21+	2 years
Bachelor of Music	16+	4 years