Royal Academy of Music

Next Steps

There are many options available to academy students when choosing somewhere to live, with assistance provided by the academy's Estates Department.
The Marylebone Flats are a group of 11 residences, providing accommodation for 31 academy students in two, three and four bedroom self-catered flats, about 5 minutes' walk from the academy.
Students also can use University of London accommodation (intercollegiate halls) and private halls of residence nearby or within a short tube ride.

Catered	from £5,899 to £8,714 per year
Self-Catered	from £9,116 per year

The costs above are for the academic year 2018/19

The Royal Academy of Music is in the heart of London, one of the most vibrant, cosmopolitan, eclectic, exciting, historic and beautiful cities in the world. It's a great place to be a student and an inspiring place to study music.
On any day of the week it's possible to hear the world's finest soloists, bands, orchestras and singers in venues around the city (and with the benefit of a student discount). For those looking for different artistic inspirations, there are countless theatres, galleries, clubs, bars, parks and museums to visit – or the shops of London’s famous Oxford Street, or the buzz of Shoreditch, Camden Town or Brixton.
Whatever your passions and interests – new music, musical theatre, historical performance, opera, folk music, sport, art, languages, knitting, chess or just relaxing and being with friends – you will find your perfect environment in London.

The academy is located in central London.
The nearest underground stations are Regent’s Park (Bakerloo line) or Baker Street (Bakerloo, Jubilee, Metropolitan, Hammersmith & City, and Circle lines). Both stations are a short walk along Marylebone Road from the academy. The nearest step-free tube station is Kings Cross St Pancras.
The academy can also be reached by bus, rail or taxi.