Loved it! It’s been the best time of my life: the course exceeded my expectations and I learn a lot everyday, I’ve made so many new friends from a variety of backgrounds and I love living in Birmingham.

They are functional but also not the best: when it rains heavily the ceiling falls in and tubes have to be run all over the studios to drain the water, which is inconvenient.

Very good! The teachers genuinely care about the students and have a personal tutor system where the tutors really do bother to check in on you.

The student union has done a good job making their voice heard and helping students with issues such as housing and finance without being asked.

Yes! It’s situated fairly near the city centre, and is a vibrant cultural hub where there’s always different type of art to appreciate. At the same time, it’s not close enough to the city to be a disturbance to classes.

I cannot participate as I have classes from 8-6 everyday but they seem diverse!

I love the variety of tutors and individual care and attention they give to each student to help them grow. What I like least is probably the long breaks we have between classes.

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My course is one that directly trains you for the industry and they do it very well equipping us and connecting us with recent graduates.

Very good security, conveniently located by school and near Tesco, cost is a bit steep considering the frequent breaking of equipment such as the lifts, WiFi and kitchen appliances.

I have only been here for a short time, but I think that the university is of a high standard, especially if we are talking about Royal Birmingham Conservatoire. I would especially like to point out the great organization when it comes to room reservations - the whole system is well structured, everything is clear. I also have to mention the world-class new Flentrop organ - they offer an unimaginable opportunity for musical development, provoking attention to every technical aspect of the playing. When it comes to disadvantages, the only thing that comes to my mind is the lack of parking for students at the university - that is, they are, but at too high prices.

The best aspect of my course is the head of the department. He is a professional in every way, an excellent musician and an inspiring teacher. With all these advantages, in my opinion, he has very important features such as communicativeness, kindness and modesty. On the bad side, it's hard for me to mention anything

I think the location is on point - neither too far nor too close. In my case I commute from Rugby and the connection to the M6 ​​motorway is great!

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