Royal Academy of Music
The Royal Academy of Music has been training musicians to the highest professional standards since its foundation in 1822. Every year some of the most talented young musicians from more than 50 countries come to study here, attracted by renowned teachers and a rich culture that broadens musical horizons, develops professional creativity and fosters entrepreneurial spirit.
The Academy offers over 20 musical disciplines and provides pre-professional, undergraduate and postgraduate musical training of the highest standards. Academy students benefit from an extensive calendar of concerts, operas, musical theatre shows and other events, rehearsing regularly with leading practitioners to hone their craft.
The Academy has always been committed to sharing its musical activities with the widest possible audiences. Academy students perform at leading venues and festivals and collaborate with distinguished partners in high-profile projects.
Number of students
- 868 : No of students
- 414 : Undergraduate students
- 454 : Postgraduate students
- 408 : International students
The Academy is committed to lifelong learning
Opportunities range from Junior Academy training for musicians up to the age of 18, through many Open Academy community music projects, to performances and educational events for all ages.
Alumni can join the Academy’s worldwide Alumni Network which provides an extensive social network across many platforms, hosts events across the UK and offers professional support for those who have left.