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Introduction Do you wish to travel to the vibrant city of London and study at a world-leading conservatoire? Trinity Laban’s Study Abroad Programme is for you. Each year, we welcome visiting students from all over the world who wish to spend up to one year studying abroad. Our personalised approach to music education will allow you to experience the unique and internationally recognised creative environment at Trinity Laban. You will explore the vibrant British music scene as you specialise in professional training as a performer and composer. Key Features The Study Abroad Programme offers you the opportunity to experience the British musical scene while living and studying within a world-leading organisation that specialises in musical education and professional training for performers and composers. We will work with you to create a programme to suit your particular needs drawn from the wide range of modules and components within the BMus (Hons) course. You can take the Study Abroad Programme as either a Junior Year or Senior Year. You can earn 120 UK credits for one full-time year of study. Depending on the agreed course of study, you may expect to pick from the following options: Principal Study Principal Study Enhancement Departmental Classes Engaging Audiences Large Ensemble (depending on instrument) Chamber Music (depending on instrument) CoLab Musical Studies Applied Musicianship Specialist Options – Orchestration, Harmony and Counterpoint, Conducting, Musical Form and Analysis, Jazz Improvisation for Non-Jazz Musicians, Cultural Studies, Public Performance and Presentation, Essential Performing Practice, Arrangement, Jazz Composition As a Study Abroad student at Trinity Laban, you will also have access to all extracurricular activities.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Music
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Introduction Do you wish to travel to the vibrant city of London and study at a world-leading conservatoire? Trinity Laban’s Study Abroad Programme is for you. Each year, we welcome visiting students from all over the world who wish to spend up to one year studying abroad. Our personalised approach to music education will allow you to experience the unique and internationally recognised creative environment at Trinity Laban. You will explore the vibrant British music scene as you specialise in professional training as a performer and composer. Key Features The Study Abroad Programme offers you the opportunity to experience the British musical scene while living and studying within a world-leading organisation that specialises in musical education and professional training for performers and composers. We will work with you to create a programme to suit your particular needs drawn from the wide range of modules and components within the BMus (Hons) course. You can take the Study Abroad Programme as either a Junior Year or Senior Year. You can earn 120 UK credits for one full-time year of study. Depending on the agreed course of study, you may expect to pick from the following options: Principal Study Principal Study Enhancement Departmental Classes Engaging Audiences Large Ensemble (depending on instrument) Chamber Music (depending on instrument) CoLab Musical Studies Applied Musicianship Specialist Options – Orchestration, Harmony and Counterpoint, Conducting, Musical Form and Analysis, Jazz Improvisation for Non-Jazz Musicians, Cultural Studies, Public Performance and Presentation, Essential Performing Practice, Arrangement, Jazz Composition As a Study Abroad student at Trinity Laban, you will also have access to all extracurricular activities.
Admission Requirements
60+
Entrance is subject to application (via UCAS Conservatoires) and recorded auditions (via Embark). Once you have completed your application through UCAS Conservatoires, please provide us with the following information: Transcripts of your studies to date An overview / programme specification of the programme you are currently enrolled on. An indication of how long you wish to study with us (one term or a complete year). Confirmation from your home institution that they approve your application to Trinity Laban and the number of credits they require; this can be an email from your International Office to [email protected]. English language competency requirements also apply, if you are not studying in a majority English speaking country. Once you have completed the UCAS Conservatoires application, you should proceed to Embark to submit your video recording. Where possible, the panel will prefer to see a video recording of your speech and performance instead of listening to an audio recording. There should be two elements to your recording 1) a speech and 2) a performance. For the speech, you should record a passage of yourself speaking in English. First identify yourself by name and then say something about your musical background and the training you have had, your musical ambitions and your reasons for applying for the programme of study. For the performance, you should record two to three works (or extracts). Please note that the panel will wish to have some idea of the range of your ability, so provide works that show contrasts of musical style and instrumental / vocal technique. Your performance must not be longer than 15 minutes in total. You can upload multiple files for this. For more information about recorded auditions, please refer to this link. English language requirements (if applicable) International students whose first language is not English will be required to take an English Language Assessment prior to enrolment. We accept IELTS Band 6 or equivalent. You can find more information here. If you require a Student visa to study in the UK, you may need a Secure English Language Test (SELT). More information can be found at gov.uk. Please contact Admissions ([email protected]) if you have any queries.
01 Aug 2025
9 Months
Candidates are required to submit references or letter(s) of recommendation for acceptance
Candidates are required to submit an essay(s) for acceptance
Tuition fees
International
8,450 GBP
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Study Abroad Programme (Music)
Laban Building, London, United Kingdom
# 11QS Subject Rankings
9 monthsProgramme duration
8,450 GBPTuition Fee/year
01 Aug, 2025Application Deadline
Programme overview
Main Subject
Music
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Each year, we welcome visiting students from all over the world who wish to spend up to one year studying abroad. Our personalised approach to music education will allow you to experience the unique and internationally recognised creative environment at Trinity Laban. You will explore the vibrant British music scene as you specialise in professional training as a performer and composer.
Key Features The Study Abroad Programme offers you the opportunity to experience the British musical scene while living and studying within a world-leading organisation that specialises in musical education and professional training for performers and composers.
We will work with you to create a programme to suit your particular needs drawn from the wide range of modules and components within the BMus (Hons) course. You can take the Study Abroad Programme as either a Junior Year or Senior Year. You can earn 120 UK credits for one full-time year of study.
Depending on the agreed course of study, you may expect to pick from the following options:
Principal Study Principal Study Enhancement Departmental Classes Engaging Audiences Large Ensemble (depending on instrument) Chamber Music (depending on instrument) CoLab Musical Studies Applied Musicianship Specialist Options – Orchestration, Harmony and Counterpoint, Conducting, Musical Form and Analysis, Jazz Improvisation for Non-Jazz Musicians, Cultural Studies, Public Performance and Presentation, Essential Performing Practice, Arrangement, Jazz Composition As a Study Abroad student at Trinity Laban, you will also have access to all extracurricular activities.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Music
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Each year, we welcome visiting students from all over the world who wish to spend up to one year studying abroad. Our personalised approach to music education will allow you to experience the unique and internationally recognised creative environment at Trinity Laban. You will explore the vibrant British music scene as you specialise in professional training as a performer and composer.
Key Features The Study Abroad Programme offers you the opportunity to experience the British musical scene while living and studying within a world-leading organisation that specialises in musical education and professional training for performers and composers.
We will work with you to create a programme to suit your particular needs drawn from the wide range of modules and components within the BMus (Hons) course. You can take the Study Abroad Programme as either a Junior Year or Senior Year. You can earn 120 UK credits for one full-time year of study.
Depending on the agreed course of study, you may expect to pick from the following options:
Principal Study Principal Study Enhancement Departmental Classes Engaging Audiences Large Ensemble (depending on instrument) Chamber Music (depending on instrument) CoLab Musical Studies Applied Musicianship Specialist Options – Orchestration, Harmony and Counterpoint, Conducting, Musical Form and Analysis, Jazz Improvisation for Non-Jazz Musicians, Cultural Studies, Public Performance and Presentation, Essential Performing Practice, Arrangement, Jazz Composition As a Study Abroad student at Trinity Laban, you will also have access to all extracurricular activities.
Admission Requirements
Once you have completed your application through UCAS Conservatoires, please provide us with the following information:
Transcripts of your studies to date An overview / programme specification of the programme you are currently enrolled on. An indication of how long you wish to study with us (one term or a complete year). Confirmation from your home institution that they approve your application to Trinity Laban and the number of credits they require; this can be an email from your International Office to [email protected]. English language competency requirements also apply, if you are not studying in a majority English speaking country. Once you have completed the UCAS Conservatoires application, you should proceed to Embark to submit your video recording. Where possible, the panel will prefer to see a video recording of your speech and performance instead of listening to an audio recording. There should be two elements to your recording 1) a speech and 2) a performance.
For the speech, you should record a passage of yourself speaking in English. First identify yourself by name and then say something about your musical background and the training you have had, your musical ambitions and your reasons for applying for the programme of study.
For the performance, you should record two to three works (or extracts). Please note that the panel will wish to have some idea of the range of your ability, so provide works that show contrasts of musical style and instrumental / vocal technique. Your performance must not be longer than 15 minutes in total. You can upload multiple files for this. For more information about recorded auditions, please refer to this link.
English language requirements (if applicable) International students whose first language is not English will be required to take an English Language Assessment prior to enrolment. We accept IELTS Band 6 or equivalent. You can find more information here. If you require a Student visa to study in the UK, you may need a Secure English Language Test (SELT). More information can be found at gov.uk.
Please contact Admissions ([email protected]) if you have any queries.
Tuition fees
International
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