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Write a ReviewGreat place to study. I can’t speak for the Renfrew side of things as I study in the Wallace building, but the staff there go above and beyond to provide the best university experience for its students.
Royal Conservatoire of Scotland Ranking
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Royal Conservatoire of Scotland Hall Rankings
| Bath Street | #1 |
| Riverside | #2 |
| Merchant Studios | #3 |
| West View | #4 |
| Havannah House | #5 |
| Canvas Glasgow | #6 |
| Hyndland House | #7 |
| Kelvin Court | #8 |
| West Village | #9 |
| Tramworks | #10 |
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Ratings and Reviews
Have you enjoyed your time at Royal Conservatoire of Scotland? Help future students make decisions by reviewing it now.
Write a ReviewGreat place to study. I can’t speak for the Renfrew side of things as I study in the Wallace building, but the staff there go above and beyond to provide the best university experience for its students.
Applying to Royal Conservatoire of Scotland
- Entry Requirements
176-191 UCAS Points
Average range for Royal Conservatoire of Scotland entry requirements. Varies depending on the course.
Royal Conservatoire of Scotland Reputation
The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland is a performing arts institution in the city of Glasgow, in the Western Lowlands of Scotland. 1,245 students are enrolled at RCS:
- 860 of these students come from the UK
- 140 come from EU countries
- And 240 are students from non-EU countries.
(Source: HESA 2021/22)
The graduate outcomes for RCS show that six months after leaving university, 53% of graduates are in work or further study. The typical graduate salary six months after leaving RCS, is £30-33k a year.
(Source: HESA Graduate Outcomes Data Survey 2017/18)
Updated: 13th February 2023
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As an international student, RCS is one of the schools that has been very helpful. As a dancer and an artist RCS really is a space for you to grow and learn. Couldn’t ask for a better school.
RCS is the perfect place for me to study towards the career of my dreams. In the BMus Vocal Studies Department, there are competitions held for all years every session, which include various genres. There are also Performance Platforms held every month. These opportunities allow every student to gain valuable performance experience. The practice rooms are great and have everything you need in them. The main Renfrew Street building is great and all the facilities including IT studios and such are mostly reliable. RCS certainly isn't the place for everyone but it is very attractive, and for good reason.
Lovely campus, brilliant and supportive staff!
Great place to study. I can’t speak for the Renfrew side of things as I study in the Wallace building, but the staff there go above and beyond to provide the best university experience for its students.
Fantastic place with tolerant and diverse people.
The uni is in a great location, staff are kind and helpful
I have no words ro describe how lovely it is here. It's like living a dream. The teachers are so kind, understanding and welcoming!
Staff are supportive but amenities can be improved
Building is excellent with plenty of practice rooms to use and performance opportunities. Brilliant cafe and study areas too.
I love this school more than you can imagine
Facilities are only fine, judging for how much I've paid. School structures very confusing, security not very good, people can go in and out as they wish.
They're always listening to feedback!
I do recommend this school for music and drama, but not for the film course. I found it unorganised, very few lessons, and I learnt more by myself than in three years in this course. I recommend an internship instead of this school.
Be aware when leaving any small children with music tutors. Some have low tolerance for creatures that might carry colds, or not concentrate for the duration of their lessons in which case they might choose to be less than professional in their treatment of said child.