You can apply to our postgraduate programmes throughout the year.
There are two ways to apply…
You can apply via the UCAS Conservatoires website.
If you are applying via UCAS Conservatoires, you will need the following codes:
Course |
UCAS Conservatoires course code |
UCAS Conservatoires institution code |
|
MMus Creative Musician |
W33F |
L31 |
|
PgDip Creative Musician |
W41F |
Alternatively you can apply directly to Leeds College of Music.
Download and complete the application form (.docx)
Post the form to:
Admissions Department
Leeds College of Music
3 Quarry Hill
Leeds
LS2 7PD
Useful information
You can take a look at HEFCE's steps to postgraduate study and their practical considerations here.
Information for prospective and current students
If you have any questions about any of the regulations or policies of Leeds College of Music, please email quality@lcm.ac.uk.
Feedback
If you have any concerns or complaints during the admissions process, please contact us via http://www.lcm.ac.uk/feedback.
Policies and regulations
- Admissions Appeals Policy
- Admissions Policy
- Complaints Policy
- Higher Education: Short Guide to Consumer Rights for Students
- Refunds and Compensation Policy (HE)
- Student Code of Conduct
- Student Conduct and Disciplinary Policy
- Student Charter
- Student Engagement Policy
- Student Guide to Communication and Consultation
- Terms and Conditions for Students and Prospective Students
- Tuition Fee Policy 2017-18
- Tuition Fee Policy 2018-19
- Tuition Fee Policy 2019-20
- University of Hull Quality & Standards Framework
- Validating body and other partnerships
Student Protection Plan
As a higher education provider registered with the Office for Students (OfS), we must publish a Student Protection Plan which sets out how continuation of study will be preserved for current and potential students at Leeds College of Music.
Accreditation of prior learning (APL)
Applicants who have undertaken learning which has been formally assessed and certified by another educational institution or training provider, as well as applicants who have gained formal recognition of learning through other experience (e.g. in-house training programmes that are not externally assessed), may be able to use this towards their study at Leeds College of Music. The following document provides further information on the conservatoire’s APL application procedure.
