International Relations Coordinators (IRC) Working Group

The International Relations Coordinators (IRC) Working Group is in charge of the organization of the AEC Annual meeting for International Relations Coordinators. This meeting is meant for administrative or teaching staff members in Conservatoires who deal with international relations and European programmes (such as ERASMUS), as well as for institutions not familiar with these programmes, but with an interest in becoming involved.

This meeting is important for networking, exchanging useful information and for developing partnerships. With this annual meeting, the AEC is bringing together a growing community of International Relations Coordinators. The programme of the meeting, as well as other important documents and policies on the field of international relations of conservatoires, are the result of the collaboration between the AEC office and the Working Group.

The group is also in charge of the monitoring of the online tools supporting mobility among HMEIs: the AEC website database, the AEC Job Vacancy Platform and the European Online Application System for Mobility EASY.

>>> Please click here to see the IRC Working Group terms of reference.

IRCs Working Group members

Bruno Pereira - ESMAE, Porto (Chair)

Hanneleen Pihlak - Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre, Tallinn

Christofer Fredriksson - University College of Opera - part of the Stockholm University of the Arts, Stockholm

Jan-Gerd Krüger - Prins Claus Conservatorium, Groningen

Roberto Boschelli -  Former student at Conservatorio di Musica Stanislao Giacomantonio, Cosenza (Student representative)

Frauke Velghe - KASK & Conservatorium – HOGENT, Ghent

Dimitrios Marios - Athens Conservatoire, Athens

Sara Primiterra - AEC (IRC Working Group and EASY Task Force Coordinator)

EASY Task Force

Lucia Di Cecca - Conservatorio di Musica Licinio Refice, Frosinone - AEC Council Member

Jose Luis Fernandez - Conservatorio Superior de Musica de Vigo

Salvatore Gioveni - Conservatoire Royal de Bruxelles

Edda Hall - Iceland  University of the Arts (new EASY Task Force member 2018-19)