Royal Birmingham Conservatoire blog

A career in film and TV composition

Conservatoire graduate Lindsay Wright studied BMus (Hons) Music Technology and built up an impressive portfolio before...

We caught up with Eleanor Homer and Henry Charnock in January 2020, both students in their third year of our BA (Hon...

Tom Stoneman, the first student to gain a place (with scholarship) on Royal Birmingham Conservatoire's new MMus course...

Corey Campbell (graduated BA Acting, 2013) is the founder and Creative Director of Strictly Arts, a physical theatre c...

Deciding where to train and which course is best for you can feel like a very daunting task – there are so many instit...

Since 2018 The Andrew Lloyd Webber Foundation has funded a scholarship at Royal Birmingham Conservatoire which is award...

In March 2019, our final year students of the BA Applied Theatre course crafted their own theatre piece in just tw...

Discover more about Toby's role, his career highlights and his thoughts on what makes a successful musician.

During the summer leading up to starting it didn’t really sink in that I was going to university, and it wasn’t until I...

Conservatoire students are very dedicated; practise, study and performance takes up a lot of time. However it’s also i...

It's important for students to have some time away their studies to help them relax and unwind. Have a look at some of ...

I’m Phoebe – I’m a trumpet player from Northamptonshire, and I’ve just completed my first year on the BMus course at R...

My name is Elena Yianni and I am studying for a degree in Applied Theatre at Royal Birmingham Conservatoire. At the en...

Jacqui Findlay is the Course Director for our BA (Hons) Stage Management course. Find out about Jacqui's background and...

Choosing where to study as an aspiring musician, composer or music technologist is a big decision. I recommend attendi...