Courses

Royal College of Music degrees are designed to build student's academic and practical skills, allowing them to develop into well-rounded professionals with high levels of musicianship. RCM students are flexible, thoughtful and well-informed about music.

We have shaped our courses to allow for flexibility and specialisation, which will help you prepare for the ever widening demands of the music profession. We also offer a number of junior and piano accompaniment fellowships, which provide talented artists with the means and time to refine their artistic skills and gain valuable experience.

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Our faculties

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Fees & funding

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Exchanges

Discover a world of excitement, travel and learning with the RCM's exchange opportunities

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Junior & piano accompaniment fellowships

Build technique, confidence and connections to help you establish a professional presence

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Application information

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Life at the RCM

Enquiries

For all general enquiries about study at the RCM, including those relating to applications and the audition processes, please contact our Admissions team. The International team will be able to help with any questions relating to studying at the RCM as an international student.