HQ Function

Serves as the primary centre for all academic tuition, musical practice and performance, research, library services, museum collections, and administrative operations of the institution.

Notable Features:

The historic main building houses the Duke's Hall (a celebrated concert venue), the state-of-the-art Susie Sainsbury Theatre, the Angela Burgess Recital Hall, numerous practice and rehearsal studios, advanced recording facilities, an extensive library, and a unique museum of musical instruments and artefacts.

Work Culture:

A dynamic, inspiring, and highly focused environment centered on musical excellence, artistic innovation, and rigorous academic study. The culture fosters collaboration, discipline, creativity, and a deep passion for music among students and staff.

HQ Significance:

As the UK's oldest conservatoire and a globally leading music institution, its London headquarters is a historic landmark and a vital hub for musical education, performance, and research, attracting talent from all over the world.

Values Reflected in HQ: The headquarters' architecture and facilities reflect the Academy's commitment to musical excellence, the preservation and celebration of musical heritage, fostering innovation in performance and composition, and providing world-class resources for its community.

Location:

The Royal Academy of Music maintains a significant global presence through its diverse international student body hailing from over 50 countries, an extensive worldwide alumni network, active international student recruitment programs, and frequent masterclasses and residencies by leading global artists and educators. The Academy also engages in international collaborations with other conservatoires and musical institutions, and its ensembles and students often participate in global tours and competitions. Online resources and digital auditions further extend its reach internationally.

Street Address:

Marylebone Road

City:

London

State/Province:

England

Country:

United Kingdom