HQ Function

The main campus serves as the primary center for teaching, performance, research, and administration for all disciplines offered by the Conservatoire.

Notable Features:

State-of-the-art facilities including multiple performance venues (e.g., Concert Hall, Stevenson Hall, Alexander Gibson Opera Studio, New Athenaeum Theatre, Chandler Studio Theatre), professional-standard recording studios, extensive practice rooms, specialist dance studios, and well-equipped production workshops.

Work Culture:

A dynamic, intensive, and highly creative environment fostering collaboration between students and staff across disciplines. The culture emphasizes excellence, innovation, and practical experience, preparing students for professional careers in the arts.

HQ Significance:

As one of the world's leading conservatoires, the Glasgow campus is a significant cultural landmark and a vital contributor to Scotland's artistic life, attracting talent from around the globe.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus design and facilities reflect RCS's commitment to artistic excellence, interdisciplinary collaboration, innovation, and providing a professional-standard learning environment.

Location:

RCS has a significant global presence, attracting students and staff from over 60 countries. It fosters international collaborations with leading arts institutions worldwide, facilitates international exchange programmes, and its graduates perform and work globally. The Conservatoire actively recruits internationally and participates in global arts networks and events, underscoring its reputation as a world-leading institution.

Street Address:

100 Renfrew Street

City:

Glasgow

State/Province:

Scotland

Country:

United Kingdom