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Summary
Leeds Conservatoire is the largest multidisciplinary conservatoire in the UK. With a wide range of music and performing arts degrees, it will help you find your sound and style and fulfil your vision. It offers hands-on specialist professional training and has enviable connections in the creative industries. All this helps to give students strong career foundations. Its close-knit collaborative community allows you to work with any creative you need on campus.
Student statistics
These stats give you an idea of what the student population looks like at this university.
Study level
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Undergraduate95%Postgraduate5%
Study mode
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Full-time100%Part-time0%
Student population SMALL
- Fewer than 5,000 students
Where students come from
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UK92%International6%EU2%
Student gender
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Male 57%Female 43%
League table performance
See the latest league table performance of this university - overall, by subject, and its ranking during the past five years.
Performing Arts Tables 2027
Overall ranking
12th out of 14
Overall ranking trend - past 5 years
Ranking breakdown
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Overall score
/ Max 1000633 63%12th
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Entry standards
/ Max 175129 74%6th
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Student satisfaction
/ Max 43.11 78%6th
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Research quality
/ Max 4n/a -
Research intensity
/ Max 1n/a -
Academic services spend
/ Max 5747n/a -
Facilities spend
/ Max 1067n/a -
Student - staff ratio
/ Min 4.928.913th
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Continuation
/ Max 10092.2 92%12th
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Graduate prospects – outcomes
/ Max 10063.3 63%11th
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Graduate prospects – on track
/ Max 10067.9 68%11th
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Study options
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For undergraduate courses
Frequently asked questions
Leeds Conservatoire offers specialised degrees and courses in music and the performing arts. Students thrive in its close community. Here, they can develop their talents, face challenges, collaborate creatively, and receive input from experts. All students get plenty of support from dedicated and experienced tutors to help them reach their potential.
Good news! Studies, including research by HESA (the Higher Education Statistics Agency) and the University of Warwick, have found that graduates have a higher average salary than those who didn't go to uni. You can use a degree to explore subjects you are interested in and to find work in a field that you are passionate about, setting you up for a career that inspires you every day.
Leeds Conservatoire works with other accommodation providers in the local area, so that students can find somewhere to suit their budget and requirements. Find details of local accommodation on the Leeds Conservatoire website.