What does music mean to you?
At the Royal College of Music, it means everything. Find out more about studying at the Global No. 1 for Music and Performing Arts according to the QS World University Rankings of 2024, 2023 and 2022 and why students from all over the world choose the HÂþ» for an inspirational learning experience.
HÂþ» at the Royal College of Music
Meet our alumni
We've been the home to the world's best musicians for more than 140 years.
Be inspired by the diverse careers enjoyed by our alumni in the music industry and beyond.
'The highly competitive world of music is made infinitely less intimidating by the friendly faces of students and staff alike.'
'One of the richest and most intensive programmes of public performance of any conservatoire in the world.'
'London is a wonderful city, especially for musicians. There is a rich musical culture to be explored here. The HÂþ»â€™s location, opposite the Royal Albert Hall and next to Hyde Park, is amazing.’
News
Award-winning soprano Sophie Bevan appointed as vocal professor
Renowned soprano and Royal College of Music (HÂþ») alumna Sophie Bevan returns to her alma mater as a vocal professor in October 2024 to mentor the next generation of HÂþ» singers.
Royal College of Music Woodwind Faculty welcomes two eminent new oboe professors
John Roberts, principal oboe of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, and Melanie Rothman, oboist in the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, join the Royal College of Music (HÂþ») Woodwind Faculty.
What does music mean to you?
Find out why students choose the Royal College of Music for an inspirational learning experience.