Studying at the RC

The Royal Conservatoire has a rich selection of music courses for a wide variety of age groups, from pre-school to PhD candidate. Music lessons are given every Saturday to primary school children from the age of five. For the youngest pupils there is the School for Young Talent, in which the primary and secondary schools are combined with a foundation education in music, dance or fine art and design.

Within the Bachelor and Master Music courses the options fall into the categories of Classical Music, Early Music, Jazz, Composition, Sonology, Art of Sound, ArtScience, Music Education, Theory of Music and Dance. As well as this there is the Master in Opera, the Dutch National Opera Academy (a collaboration between the Royal Conservatoire and the Conservatory of Amsterdam) and a variety of Master specialisations.

A Bachelor course takes four years and a Master is two years in duration. There is also the possibility of taking a one or two year Foundation course.

For talented students who wish to develop their musical talent and want to do a university course at the same time, the Academy of Creative and Performing Arts (a collaboration between the Royal Conservatoire and Royal Academy of Art with the University of Leiden) offers two-way electives, minor programmes and double studies, including the possibility (after the Master course) for academic advancement in the arts via the doctorate orientations docARTES or PhDArts.

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