Scholarships at Royal Conservatoire of Scotland

Key Information
Location Glasgow, Scotland Established 1847 Famous Courses Music, Drama, Film International Fees £12,000-12,300

Key Information
Location	Glasgow, Scotland
Established	1847
Famous Courses	Music, Drama, Film
International Fees	£12,000-12,300

International Scholarships for Production

Scholarship Name	International Scholarships for Production
Academic Year	2024
Scholarship amount	£2,500
Successful International applicants will be offered a minimum of £2,500 per annum when studying either of our Production programmes: BA Production Arts & Design or BA Production Technology & Management.
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Viola Scholarships

Scholarship Name	Viola Scholarships
Academic Year	2024
The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland recently announced several generous scholarships for talented viola players from North America for entry in 2024. The RCS is internationally renowned with students from 60 countries. In addition to a world-class teaching faculty, the RCS offers in-depth partnerships with Scotland’s leading orchestras (the RSNO, BBC Scottish Symphony, Scottish Chamber Orchestra), the innovative Scottish Ensemble and contemporary music group Red Note, and the award-winning early music group the Dunedin Consort. With collaboration at its core, there are numerous opportunities for creative projects, including with artists across the acting and dance departments. RCS is one of the most innovative performing arts institutions in the world and is renowned for its opportunities to broaden into different styles of playing, including early music, Scottish Trad, folk music, jazz, and improvisation. Situated in the vibrant cultural city of Glasgow, with quick access to both Edinburgh and the glorious Scottish Highlands, the RCS offers a student experience that is bespoke and truly unique. RCS is consistently recognised as one of the world’s top 10 performing arts education institutions. In 2023 RCS was ranked 6th in the prestigious QS World University Rankings for performing arts, placing it alongside London’s Royal College of Music, MDW in Vienna, Juilliard in New York and the Paris Conservatoire.
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WM Mann Scholarship for Postgraduate Indonesian Students

Scholarship Name	WM Mann Scholarship for Postgraduate Indonesian Students
Academic Year	2024
Scholarship amount	75% of international postgraduate fees
The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland is pleased to be working in partnership with the WM Mann Foundation and the Foundation’s Indonesia-based Trustee Ainsley Mann to offer scholarship and accommodation support for exceptional Indonesian postgraduate students. Application Criteria To be considered for this incredible opportunity, students must show outstanding aptitude in their field and be prepared to enhance the performing arts in Indonesia. Specifically, students must be able to articulate how they plan to share the skills and knowledge they have learned at RCS with the performing arts community in Indonesia during and after their studies. They must also be interested in actively fostering collaboration with Glasgow and Scotland and Indonesia within their chosen discipline and outline how this will be achieved. Award Information In return, the WM Mann Foundation will donate 75% of international postgraduate fees (the remaining 25% will be covered by RCS) and will also cover the cost of one year’s accommodation at BASE, the award-winning student accommodation which is a five-minute walk from the main RCS campus. The Foundation will also be a continuing point of contact throughout your studies and will work closely with staff at RCS to ensure you have everything you need to make the most of your studies.
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