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Centro de Música Superior Mayeusis (Vigo)

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The Centro de Música Superior Mayeusis (Mayeusis CEMU Superior) is a private higher music school in Vigo (Pontevedra), at Rúa do Areal 118. It is part of Mayeusis and teaches higher artistic education in music; according to the school, it was the first private higher music centre in Galicia.

The school teaches the official Grado Superior de Música (Título Superior de Enseñanzas Artísticas), which is equivalent to a university bachelor's degree and belongs to the European Higher Education Area. The qualification requires 240 ECTS credits over four academic years and is offered in these specialities:

  • Composition
  • Performance: Opera Singing
  • Performance: Jazz
  • Production and Management
  • Performance: Classical and Contemporary Piano

To enrol, students need the Spanish Baccalaureate (Bachillerato) or to have passed the university entrance exam for over-25s, and must pass a specific entrance exam regulated by the education authorities. The Fundación Mayeusis runs a scholarship fund (Becas Fomuart) for music studies at its centres.

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Language of instruction

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Type of school

Independent Private College

Telephone

+34 986 221 422

URL

https://www.mayeusis.com/conserv_superior

Location

RU/Areal 118, Vigo, Pontevedra, Spain, 36201

More information about Academic Programs

Grado Superior de Música (240 ECTS, 4 years), specialities:

  • Composition
  • Performance: Opera Singing (Canto Lírico)
  • Performance: Jazz
  • Production and Management
  • Performance: Classical and Contemporary Piano

Admission Requirements

  • Spanish Baccalaureate (Bachillerato) or the university entrance exam for over-25s
  • Pass a specific entrance exam (prueba específica de acceso), regulated by the education authorities, showing the required musical knowledge and skills

Financial Aid

The Fundación Mayeusis runs a scholarship fund, Becas Fomuart, offering study grants and grants to extend or specialise music studies at any of the Mayeusis centres, regardless of the student's financial situation.