ILINM admissions operates fully online. Applicants may join our course-based programs, extracurricular artistic activities, or private lessons, depending on their interests and background.

To apply:

1. Choose the program or course you wish to join.

2. Prepare the documents requested for that program (see Admissions Requirements).

3. Submit your online application form through our admissions portal.

4. You will receive a confirmation email and follow-up instructions from ILINM Admissions.

Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis unless stated otherwise.

Students may register for:
● Academic courses (composition, new technologies, performance);
● Short-term workshops;
● Masterclasses and symposia;
● Online lectures or reading sessions.

Each course page includes:
● Registration form;
● Required materials;
● Available scholarship options;
● Important dates;
● After submitting the form, applicants will be contacted by ILINM regarding enrollment confirmation.

ILINM offers a range of non-credit artistic and community activities:
● Composer–performer collaborations;
● Reading sessions;
● Ensemble projects;
● Experimental workshops;
● Guest artist presentations.

These activities are open to ILINM students and external participants unless otherwise specified.

Students may request private lessons with ILINM faculty in:
● Composition;
● Contemporary Performance;
● Electronic & Computer Music;
● Critical listening, score reading, and project mentoring.

Lessons are scheduled individually and may be taken as stand-alone sessions or combined with course enrollment.

Requirements differ by program but may include:
● A short artistic biography;
● A statement of interest or motivation;
● Scores, recordings, or portfolio materials (only for relevant programs);
● Proof of identity;
● Optional letters of recommendation (for certificate tracks);

For workshops and general courses, requirements are minimal and accessible for emerging artists.

ILINM offers structured Certificate Programs in selected areas of study for students seeking a focused and academically guided learning path.

Certificate students are required to:
● Complete the course they are enrolled in;
● Participate actively in workshops and collaborative assignments;
● Submit final projects when applicable;
● Maintain consistent attendance across all enrolled activities.

Certificate Issuance
ILINM Certificates are not issued digitally. Each certificate is formally verified, authenticated, and issued directly by the International eLearning Institute for New Music (ILINM).

Most ILINM courses use rolling admissions, but some programs have fixed deadlines.

Deadlines will be clearly listed on:
● Course pages;
● Announcements;
● Call for participation pages.

Students are encouraged to apply early, especially when scholarship funding is limited.

ILINM is committed to making education in new music accessible internationally.

Financial aid options include:
● Need-based reductions;
● Merit-based reductions;
● Special aid for students from underrepresented regions;
● Partial support through ILINM partners and donors.

Award decisions are made after reviewing your application and supporting materials.

After acceptance, tuition payments can be made through:
● Credit/debit card;
● Bank transfer;
● Regional payment solutions (where available).

Payments must be completed before the course start date unless a payment plan is approved.

Key ILINM policies include:
● Attendance expectations;
● Academic integrity;
● Use of online platforms;
● Respect for faculty and peers;
● Digital submission guidelines;
● Certification requirements.

Detailed policy documents are available upon request.