Royal Academy of Music, University of London

The Academy is in the heart of London, one of the most beautiful, diverse, cosmopolitan and exciting cities in the world. It's a great place to be a student and an inspiring place to study music.

• The Academy is within walking distance of Wigmore Hall, Oxford Street, the theatres of the West End and the bars and restaurants of Soho.
• On any day of the week you can hear the world's finest soloists, bands, orchestras and singers in venues around the city (often with the benefit of a student discount).
• London has an abundance of galleries and museums, many of which are free to enter.
• Regent's Park, with its lake, open-air theatre, tennis and netball facilities and football, rugby and cricket pitches, is on the Academy's doorstep.

• Popular options include student halls such as University of London Intercollegiate Halls and International Students House.
• Other options include lodgings, homestay and private rented accommodation.
• Specialist Academy staff can help students and prospective students with a wide range of accommodation.
• University of London Housing Services (ULHS) provides free advice and access to a large database of accommodation.

• The Students' Union runs a variety of social events, clubs and societies, as well as a buddy support system.
• Academy students also have access to hundreds of University of London societies and clubs.
• The SU President attends all board and committees to make sure that students' voices are heard at all levels of the Academy.

• The Academy is situated between Regent's Park and Baker Street tube stations and is on several bus routes.
• Most teaching takes place in the main building on Marylebone Road.
• Other practice and teaching facilities are a short walk away.
• Regent's Park, one of London's most beautiful green spaces, is adjacent to the Academy.
• Easy access to London's major mainline train stations and airports.