The Royal Academy of Music is an institution of world renown, training nearly 700 students from over 50 countries in over 20 musical disciplines. We hope our website provides a glimpse of our collective mission, character, and values — as well as imparting the special atmosphere that springs from our cosmopolitan and confident outlook.
Master's Programmes
About
History
The Academy was founded in 1822, and ever since has trained versatile and resourceful musicians with the skills they need in the ever-changing profession.
Research
Research at the Academy is focused on the interrogation of musical creativity. This takes many forms, but a common thread running through our work is the interaction of performers, composers, instrument makers and scholars.
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GSSA 2021
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Student services
Help and advice for International Students
All new students are formally welcomed to the Royal Academy of Music in the Enrolment Week before the start of full term. During Enrolment Week there will be opportunities to meet your department administrator and senior members of the academic staff including Tutors.
Housing services
International Students’ House is a few minutes’ walk from the Academy. It offers accommodation to international students during the academic year as well as short-stay accommodation. There are also numerous social facilities including a bar and restaurant, which Academy students are welcome to use whether or not they are resident at the House.
Medical services
Paddington Green Health Centre
Paddington Green is a general practice that provides treatment and advice for most ailments, injuries (including performance-related injuries) and ill health. It also offers help and advice relating to chronic illness and disabilities and offers access to psychological support as appropriate.
Student Reviews
Royal academy of music
Anonymous rated 5 out of 5 stars
One of the most prestigious music universities in the world. World class faculty, facilities, and opportunities. It is sadly very expensive as it is in the centre of London!
Live now and always develop.
Anonymous rated 5 out of 5 stars
Fantastic univercity
Never stop, you only need to go forward.
Anonymous rated 5 out of 5 stars
Even in a difficult time of the pandemic, my university coped with the program and teaching.
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