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The RNCM is dedicated to providing an outstanding education that propels our students into careers as inspiring and versatile musicians, fully-equipped for exciting futures both on and off stage. Browse what you can study via the tabs below – all courses include full entrance requirements.
Festivals focussing on the work of living composers and new music provide additional opportunities for student composers to showcase their work, and our relationship with professional industry partners (such as the BBC Philharmonic, BBC Singers, Psappha, the Northern Ballet School, and the Filmmaking and Creative Writing courses at Manchester Metropolitan University) bring real-world ...
By post: Royal Northern College of Music. 124 Oxford Road. Manchester. M13 9RD. Switchboard: 0161 907 5200. Email: info@rncm.ac.uk. To make an enquiry, please fill in this form. Your email will be directed to the appropriate department and a member of staff will respond shortly.
Email: linda.merrick@rncm.ac.uk. Professor Linda Merrick is Principal of the RNCM and an internationally-renowned clarinet soloist, recording artist and pedagogue. Her catalogue of over 40 solo recordings features new concertos she has commissioned by Gary Carpenter, Nigel Clarke, Martin Ellerby, John McLeod, Stephen McNeff, Edwin Roxburgh ...
There’s no separate application process for these as everyone is automatically considered. Please note: Scholarship Awards are for the first year of study only (unless specifically stated otherwise). If you would like further information, please email admissions@rncm.ac.uk or call 0161 907 5465. Undergraduate Access Bursaries.
The UK’s only 4-year Bachelor of Music degree in Popular Music, this unique course continually reinvents itself to respond to the ever-changing, dynamic music industry, creating exceptional musicians, original artists and entrepreneurs and enabling purposeful, successful, sustainable careers. RNCM Popular Music. Watch on.
Our vibrant community is continually enriched by the international students we welcome each year. If you’re hoping to join us, you should submit your application via UCAS Conservatoires by 2 October for entry the following September. Lots of information to help you make your decision is available below, but if you have any additional ...
