The following maximum ages may not be exceeded at the beginning of the relevant semester of admission:
| Study programme | Highest age |
|---|---|
Bachelor 1st semester all artistic degree programmes except Early Music, Jazz/Popular Music, Composition, Harmony and Counterpoint, For admission to the 5th semester, a 2-year There is no age limit for teacher training programmes. | 25 years |
Master all artistic degree programmes except Early Music, Jazz/Popular Music, Composition, Harmony and Counterpoint, | 30 years |
Master class student programme all artistic except Early Music, Jazz/Popular Music, Chamber music, Composition, Harmony and Counterpoint, | 32 years |
Enrolment may be refused if you have not yet acquired the language skills required for your degree programme.
Foreign applicants must be able to prove the following language skills by passing a recognised language test:
| Study programme | required level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) |
Bachelor classical singing Bachelor Conducting | at least German B2 at least German B2 |
| all other Bachelor's degree programmes | at least German B1 |
| Artistic Master's programmes (except those listed below) | at least German B1 |
| Master classical singing and Opera singing | at least German B2 |
| Music education study programmes | German C1 |
Master Choral and Ensemble Conducting Master Conducting | German C1
German C1 |
| Master Church Music | German C1 |
| Master Elementary Music and Dance Pedagogy | German C1 |
| Master Musicology | German C1 as well as English B2 |
Master class | recommendation German B1 based on teaching experience |
Proof of German language skills can be provided by the following certificates:
- TestDaF
- TELC
- Goethe-Zertifikat
- UNICert
- ÖSD-Zertifikat
In addition, language certificates in accordance with the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages are also accepted from language schools that have recognised quality management certificates.
With the exception of the dramaturgy, school music and musicology programmes, a high school diploma is not required.
In any case, you must take an aptitude test or entrance exam.
Once you have obtained your Abitur, you are basically "fit to study" and can no longer be accepted into Special class for talented youngsters.
You should apply regularly for the undergraduate degree programme and take the corresponding entrance examination.
However, according to the Staatsvertrag über die Hochschulzulassung article 8 Auswahlverfahren, paragraph (3) https://www.revosax.sachsen.de/vorschrift/18333#x11 there could be reasons that prevent you from starting a regular degree programme in the semester immediately following.
In this case, admission to a later semester would be granted. In the meantime, you can be admitted to the Special class for talented youngsters if possible.
In principle, the result of an entrance examination is valid for admission to the directly following semester.
In the event that, in accordance with the Staatsvertrag über die Hochschulzulassung article 8 Auswahlverfahren, paragraph (3) https://www.revosax.sachsen.de/vorschrift/18333#x11
you provide reasons that prevent you from starting a regular degree programme in the semester immediately following, admission may be granted for a later semester.
A failed entrance examination can be repeated once in the same degree programme and major subject (2 attempts). In the Drama degree programme, you can repeat the aptitude test twice (3 attempts). Please note that an examination will be assessed as "failed" if you are absent without excuse.
The "Open Day" takes place in the second week of January.
The programme will be published on our website in due course.
One-off € 50.00 per semester of application for all degree programmes.
Applications for primary school didactics in music (minor elective subject) and for the elective minor subject are free of charge.
You will find the bank details on your printed application form.
The phoniatric certificate is an enrolment requirement for - all degree programmes in the field of
- Classical Voice/Musical Theatre
- all degree programmes with Jazz Voice as a major subject
- intensive master's degree programme in Drama
- all Teacher Training programmes
Applicants for all degree programmes with singing or jazz singing as a major subject as well as the intensive master's degree programme in drama should bring the certificate with them to the entrance examination. Applicants for the teacher training programmes only present the assessment report during enrolment.
A phoniatric assessment can only be carried out by a specialist in speech, voice and childhood hearing disorders (phoniatrist and paediatric audiologist) or a specialist in ENT medicine with an additional qualification in "voice and speech disorders".
The costs of such an assessment are generally not covered by health insurance companies.
Appointments with a phoniatrist are usually booked months in advance. So please make sure you book in good time.
- Complete ENT endoscopy: The examining doctor checks whether the larynx, in particular the vocal folds, are free of organic changes and inflammation.
- Videolaryngostroboscopy:With the help of this examination, the vibration behaviour of the vocal folds can be precisely assessed.
- Vocal status:Criteria for voice status include vocal tone, vocalisation, speaking pitch, vocal strength, vocal use, vocal range, swelling capacity and tone retention time. The voice status provides information on whether functional abnormalities occur that may impair the performance of the voice despite normal organ findings. The voice profile, which is usually also created, also provides information about the performance of the voice.
- Audiometry: This examines whether the hearing ability fulfils the requirements of a speaking or singing profession. If necessary, additional phoniatric examinations are carried out for precise clarification.
Please note that the partial examinations and their results can be read from the report.
- not older than 6 months: for all degree programmes with Voice or Jazz Voice as the main subject
- not older than 18 months: for the Drama degree programme
- not older than 24 months: for all Teacher Training degree programmes
Bescheinigungen stehen Ihnen online zum Download in »HMT CAMPUS« bereit.
Certificates ('Bescheinigungen') are available for you to download online via »HMT CAMPUS«.
You will find your certificate of enrolment ('Immatrikulationsbescheinigung'), your BAföG certificate in accordance with Section 9 ('BAföG-Bescheinigung nach §9'), and a certificate of academic progress ('Studienverlaufsbescheinigung').
Once you have completed your enrolment, you will receive your student ID card in digital form.
Please present this at the HMT when:
- Issuing of your library card
- Collecting keys for study rooms:
- You will be given a key for use of the study room for a maximum of 2 hours:
- at the main entrance reception desk in the building at Grassistraße 8 for all keys in this building, as well as for the buildings at Grassistraße 1 (access via door code) and Beethovenstraße 29 (access via door code))
- at the reception desk in the building at Dittrichring 21 (on the ground floor next to the lift)
Please note: It is no longer possible to use public transport with your student ID card. Further information can be found in our section on the Deutschlandsemesterticket.
You will receive the payment details for re-registration by email
to your HMT Account at the start of the re-registration period.
Once you have made the payment, please check for yourself whether your re-registration was successful or whether there are any restrictions in place. You can find information on this in »HMT CAMPUS«. A guide on how to use the system is available in the video tutorial.
Please check for yourself after making the payment to see whether the re-registration was successful or whether there are any blocks in place.
You can find information on this in »HMT CAMPUS«. A guide on how to use it is available in the video tutorial.
Here you will find information on everything about finances.
You can find information on scholarships here.
HMT offers the Scholarship for non-EU students to students.
For additional tuition fees, it is possible to apply for a deferral or waiver of the fee after lodging an appeal against the decision. Read more about the waiver procedure here.
The HMT provides lockers in the buildings at Grassistraße 8 and Dittrichring 21.
Lockers on the 2nd floor of the Grassistraße building can be hired through the Budget/Finance/Human Resources Department.
For use in the building at Dittrichring 21, please contact Andreas Rufferfrom the Internal Services Department.
moodle HMT Leipzig is a learning platform and is also used for enrolment in lectures / seminars (large groups).
Please note the dates for enrolment.
Please log in with your HMT access data (such as e-mail, "HMT CAMPUS").
Your lessons will be scheduled for you in accordance with the existing regulations.
We will endeavour to schedule requests for small group lessons, individual lessons or optional modules accordingly. Please note the deadlines and regulations.
Information on lessons and the organisation of studies can be found on our pages of the teacher training programme.
You can find contact information for the HMT teaching staff here.
