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In this series of interviews, we sat down with undergraduate students from the Study Abroad and First Year Abroad programs to hear about their experiences at Berklee Valencia. 

They spoke about life both on and off campus, highlighting the tight-knit community, numerous performance opportunities, unique course offerings, and all that the city of Valencia has to offer.

The Publishing and Music Supervision course, part of the Global Entertainment and Music Business program, offers students an active music supervisor as a mentor for two months.

Iranian pianist, composer, music instructor, and producer, Hami Keivan MM ’19, reflects on how Berklee Valencia shaped his evolution from a self-taught musician to a global jazz fusion innovator.

The ceremony will be held on Monday, July 7. 

Producer and mixer Kauner Michael ’20 shares his journey from Berklee Valencia to Los Angeles, discussing his creative philosophy and relationship to sound design.

Filo Ebid MM ’24 is continuing his remarkable journey from Berklee Valencia to the national stage of American Idol.

The event, free of charge, will take place on April 12 at the Centre del Carme Cultura Contemporània. This year features conductor, violinist, educator, and very special guest Suzie Collier, who will be running an interactive music workshop.

Executive and creative producer Angela Gil MA ’17 shared her success story at Berklee Valencia’s ninth edition of the Berklee Global Career Summit, where she was honored with the Valencia Alumni Leadership and Excellence (VALE) Award.

Grammy-winning artist and composer Carla Patullo BM ’01, MM ’13 shared insights at Berklee Valencia’s Global Career Summit, reflecting on her journey from Berklee to Hollywood, the art of film scoring, and the importance of staying true to one’s artistic voice.

With over 20 years of experience in higher education, Stevenson has led innovative programs at the intersection of arts, education, and research in Europe and North America.