Atlas Scholarship Program
Atlas offers a set of scholarships, in partnership with institutions and companies, aimed at supporting participation in the program’s training activities.
This program seeks to facilitate access to contemporary artistic training in the Azores, fostering connections between artists, participants, and the community.
Scholarships are awarded through an application process.
Pico do Refúgio – Country Houses Scholarship
Experience the Azores through unique countryside stays—where hospitality meets culture, supporting the next generation of artists.
For all Atlas program strands
Open to participants up to 25 years old
The Pico do Refúgio – Country Houses Scholarship supports participation in any of the Training Plan strands, providing access to a diverse range of courses in directing, acting, visual composition, and performative practices within the POP strand.
Ideal for those who wish to begin or further develop their path in the performing arts.
Humanidades Clinic Scholarship
Accessible, multilingual online care—connecting people across borders while supporting artistic development and inclusion.
Strand: Acting Practices
Open to applicants of all ages
The Humanidades Scholarship aims to support participation in the Acting Practices strand of the Atlas – Performing Arts Training Plan by Corredor – Associação Cultural.
This scholarship is designed to facilitate access to training, supporting applicants who may face economic or access-related barriers to attending this type of programme, with priority given to those who could benefit most from such support, such as students, unemployed individuals, or freelance/intermittent workers.
The scholarship seeks to foster the development of core acting skills, emphasising the relationship between body, voice, listening, and presence, while highlighting relational awareness and listening as central elements of artistic practice.
The Atlas Scholarship Program is developed in partnership with institutions and companies that join the project to support access to artistic training in the Azores.
The contribution of these partners helps make the training programmes possible and expands opportunities for participation.
