University guide 2023: Royal Northern College of Music

All you need to know about studying at the Royal Northern College of Music
  
  

The Royal Northern College of Music.
The Royal Northern College of Music. Photograph: Roscoe Rutter Ltd/Roscoe Rutter

Fees: Fees for 2022/23 are £9,250 for Home students and £24,700 for International students.

Bursaries/Scholarships All applicants that audition for a place at the RNCM are automatically considered for a scholarship. Scholarships are competitive and limited in numbers and all successful applicants will be made aware of any scholarship offer by the Admissions department.

Undergraduate Access Bursaries: The RNCM offers Access Bursaries to Home undergraduates whose household income meets the published criteria. To apply, contact Student Finance England (or the relevant local authority for your country) for your regular student loans.

You need to apply as an income assessed student and you and your sponsors (usually your parents) need to consent to share their household income with the RNCM.

A limited number of Bursaries are also available for international and postgraduate students, allocated on the basis of need and merit. If you’re successful in gaining a Bursary, this will be deducted from your tuition fees, leaving you with a net balance to pay.

Accommodation At Sir Charles Groves Hall, charges for standard en-suite rooms in clusters of four during the 2022/23 academic year (42-week let) are £169.95 per week, inclusive of utility costs and internet access but exclusive of personal telephone calls. A 51-week studio let may also be available; please contact the Hall directly for details.

Contact
Tel: +44 (0)161 907 5200
Email: info@rncm.ac.uk
Web: rncm.ac.uk
Accommodation: www.rncm.ac.uk/study-here/why-study-at-rncm/accommodation/

 

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