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Undergraduate
Apply for Classical and Jazz
Visit UCAS and register your details for a Conservatoires application. You can then apply by entering the relevant institution code and course codes.
For Classical and Jazz, the institution code for Leeds Conservatoire is L31 and the course codes are:
- BA (Hons) Classic Musical - 305F
- BA (Hons) Classic Musical with Foundation Year - W30F
- BA (Hons) Jazz - 403F
- BA (Hons) Jazz with Foundation Year - W37F
Apply for Acting, Actor Musician and Musical Theatre
Visit UCAS and register your details for an Undergraduate application. You can then apply by entering the relevant institution code and course codes.
For degrees in Acting, Actor Musician and Musical Theatre the institution code for Leeds Conservatoire is L30 and the course codes are:
- BA (Hons) Acting - W320
- BA (Hons) Actor Musician - W321
- BA (Hons) Musical Theatre - W311
Apply for Music Business, Music Production, Film, Folk, Roots and Blues, Popular and Songwriting
Visit UCAS and register your details for an Undergraduate application. You can then apply by entering the relevant institution code and course codes.
For BA (Hons) Music degrees in Business, Popular, Production, Film Music, Folk, Roots and Blues, Songwriting and (FdA) Foundation Degrees the institution code for Leeds Conservatoire is L30 and the course codes are:
- BA (Hons) Music Business & Events - 4R5T
- BA (Hons) Film, TV & Games Music - W3W3
- BA (Hons) Film, TV & Games Music with Foundation Year - W3W4
- BA (Hons) Folk, Roots and Blues - W309
- BA (Hons) Popular Music - W302
- BA (Hons) Popular Music with Foundation Year - W3W2
- BA (Hons) Production Music - W301
- BA (Hons) Production Music with Foundation Year - W333
- BA (Hons) Songwriting - W310
- BA (Hons) Songwriting with Foundation Year - W3J4
- BA (Hons) Electronic Music Production - W331
- BA (Hons) Electronic Music Production with Foundation Year - W332
Next Steps
1. Your Audition
When: October – April
See our auditions tab above for guidelines and timeframes.
2. Your Offer
When: After your audition/interview/portfolio
If you receive an offer it will either be conditional, based on you subsequently meeting academic, English and/or musical requirements, or unconditional.
Accept Your Offer (Classical and Jazz)
Go to your UCAS Conservatoires application to accept your offer. If it’s unconditional the place is yours! If it’s conditional then it’s yours when you meet our entry requirements.
Accept Your Offer (All other courses)
Go to your UCAS Undergraduate application to accept your offer. If it’s unconditional the place is yours! If it’s conditional then it’s yours when you meet our entry requirements.
3. Student (previously Tier 4) Visa
When: July (or earlier)
CAS, which you need to get your Visa.
You should allow enough time to complete your visa application – a lot of documentation is required and the process cannot be rushed
Information for prospective and current students
To read our comprehensive policies and regulations, please head over to our policies page.
If you have any questions about any of the regulations or policies of Leeds Conservatoire, please email quality@leedsconservatoire.ac.uk.
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 either to satisfy entry requirements or to join the programme at a later stage. The following document provides further information on the conservatoire’s APL application procedure.
Accreditation of Prior Learning (APL) PDF
Postgraduate
There are two ways to make a Postgraduate application to Leeds Conservatoire:
Route 1: UCAS Conservatoires
Note: If you have already started a UCAS Conservatoires application for any institution, this is your only route.
If you are applying via UCAS Conservatoires, you will need the following codes:
UCAS Conservatoires Institution Code
L31
UCAS Conservatoires Course Codes
MA Drama Courses
- MA Dramaturgy - W44F
- MA Musical Direction - W45F
- MA Musical Theatre Company - W42F
- MA Musical Theatre Writing* (formerly Musical Theatre Creatives)- W43F
- MA Directing - W46F
*Please note: You may see this course referred to under its previous title 'MA Musical Theatre Creatives'
MA Music Courses
- MA Music (Classical) - 806F
- MA Music (Composition) - 804F
- MA Music (Film, TV and Games) - 803F
- MA Music (Jazz) - 805F
- MA Music Production - 802F
- MA Popular Music (Performer) - 807F
- MA Popular Music (Songwriter) - 808F
- MA Popular Music (Writer Performer) - 809F
Direct Application Form
Alternatively you can apply directly to Leeds Conservatoire via our Postgraduate Direct Application Form.
Note: If you have already started a UCAS Conservatoires application for any institution, you must apply through UCAS Conservatoires and cannot use the Direct Application Form.
Next Steps
1. Your Audition
When: October – April
See our auditions tab above for guidelines and timeframes.
2. Your Offer
When: After your audition/interview/portfolio
If you receive an offer it will either be conditional, based on you subsequently meeting academic, English and/or musical/performing arts requirements, or unconditional.
Accept Your Offer
Go to UCAS Conservatoires to accept your offer. If it’s unconditional the place is yours! If it’s conditional then it’s yours when you meet our entry requirements.
3. Student (previously Tier 4) Visa
When: July (or earlier)
CAS, which you need to get your Visa.
You should allow enough time to complete your visa application – a lot of documentation is required and the process cannot be rushed.
Information for prospective and current students
To read our comprehensive policies and regulations, please head over to our policies page.
If you have any questions about any of the regulations or policies of Leeds Conservatoire, please email quality@leedsconservatoire.ac.uk.
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 either to satisfy entry requirements or to join the programme at a later stage. The following document provides further information on the conservatoire’s APL application procedure.
Country |
BA (Hons) degree (3 year) |
BA (Hons) degree with Foundation Year (4 years) |
MA degree (1year) |
Cambodia |
Diploma of Upper Secondary Education | Diploma of Upper Secondary Education with an overall score of B | Please contact our admissions team for further details on postgraduate entry requirements |
BA (Hons) degree (3 year)
Diploma of Upper Secondary Education
BA (Hons) degree with Foundation Year (4 years)
Diploma of Upper Secondary Education with an overall score of B
MA degree (1 year)
Please contact our admissions team for further details on postgraduate entry requirements
English Language Requirements
You must demonstrate your English language ability to secure a place at Leeds Conservatoire. You can find out more about it here.
Country |
BA (Hons) degree (3 year) |
BA (Hons) degree with Foundation Year (4 years) |
MA degree (1year) |
Indonesia |
Ijazah - Sekolah Menengah Atas/Madrasah Aliyah (SMA/MA) (Certificate of Graduation from Academic/Islamic Secondary School) | Ijazah - Sekolah Menengah Atas/Madrasah Aliyah (SMA/MA) (Certificate of Graduation from Academic/Islamic Secondary School) with an overall score of 60% | Bachelor degree Also known as: Sarjana I (S1) with an overall score of 2.5/4 |
BA (Hons) degree (3 year)
Ijazah - Sekolah Menengah Atas/Madrasah Aliyah (SMA/MA) (Certificate of Graduation from Academic/Islamic Secondary School)
BA (Hons) degree with Foundation Year (4 years)
Ijazah - Sekolah Menengah Atas/Madrasah Aliyah (SMA/MA) (Certificate of Graduation from Academic/Islamic Secondary School) with an overall score of 60%
MA degree (1 year)
Bachelor degree Also known as: Sarjana I (S1) with an overall score of 2.5/4
English Language Requirements
You must demonstrate your English language ability to secure a place at Leeds Conservatoire. You can find out more about it here.
Country |
BA (Hons) degree (3 year) |
BA (Hons) degree with Foundation Year (4 years) |
MA degree (1year) |
Malaysia |
UEC Unified Examination Certificate (Senior Middle Level) | UEC Unified Examination Certificate (Senior Middle Level) with an overall score of B3 | Bachelor degree with an overall score of II2
or 2.5/4.0
|
BA (Hons) degree (3 year)
UEC Unified Examination Certificate (Senior Middle Level)
BA (Hons) degree with Foundation Year (4 years)
UEC Unified Examination Certificate (Senior Middle Level) with an overall score of B3
MA degree (1 year)
Bachelor degree with an overall score of II2 or 2.5/4.0
English Language Requirements
You must demonstrate your English language ability to secure a place at Leeds Conservatoire. You can find out more about it here.
Country |
BA (Hons) degree (3 year) |
BA (Hons) degree with Foundation Year (4 years) |
MA degree (1year) |
Myanmar |
Basic Education High School Examination / Matriculation Examination | Basic Education High School Examination / Matriculation Examination with an overall score of 70% | Master's degree with an overall score of 70% |
BA (Hons) degree (3 year)
Basic Education High School Examination / Matriculation Examination
BA (Hons) degree with Foundation Year (4 years)
Basic Education High School Examination / Matriculation Examination with an overall score of 70%
MA degree (1 year)
Master's degree with an overall score of 70%
English Language Requirements
You must demonstrate your English language ability to secure a place at Leeds Conservatoire. You can find out more about it here.
Country |
BA (Hons) degree (3 year) |
BA (Hons) degree with Foundation Year (4 years) |
MA degree (1year) |
Philippines |
High School Diploma (Grade 12) (Academic track) | High School Diploma (Grade 12) (Academic track) with an overall score of 75% | Please contact our admissions team for further details on postgraduate entry requirements |
BA (Hons) degree (3 year)
High School Diploma (Grade 12) (Academic track)
BA (Hons) degree with Foundation Year (4 years)
High School Diploma (Grade 12) (Academic track) with an overall score of 75%
MA degree (1 year)
Please contact our admissions team for further details on postgraduate entry requirements
English Language Requirements
You must demonstrate your English language ability to secure a place at Leeds Conservatoire. You can find out more about it here.
Country |
BA (Hons) degree (3 year) |
BA (Hons) degree with Foundation Year (4 years) |
MA degree (1year) |
Singapore |
Singapore / Cambridge A level or Polytechnic Diploma with an overall score of 2.75/4 | Singapore / Cambridge A level or Polytechnic Diploma | Bachelor degree with an overall score of II2 |
BA (Hons) degree (3 year)
Singapore / Cambridge A level or Polytechnic Diploma with an overall score of 2.75/4
BA (Hons) degree with Foundation Year (4 years)
Singapore / Cambridge A level or Polytechnic Diploma
MA degree (1 year)
Bachelor degree with an overall score of II2
English Language Requirements
You must demonstrate your English language ability to secure a place at Leeds Conservatoire. You can find out more about it here.
Country |
BA (Hons) degree (3 year) |
BA (Hons) degree with Foundation Year (4 years) |
MA degree (1year) |
Thailand |
Foundation year required | Certificate of Secondary Education / Maw 6 with an overall score of 2.5/4.0 | Bachelor degree with an overall score of 2.5/4.0 |
BA (Hons) degree (3 year)
Foundation year required
BA (Hons) degree with Foundation Year (4 years)
Certificate of Secondary Education / Maw 6 with an overall score of 2.5/4.0
MA degree (1 year)
Bachelor degree with an overall score of 2.5/4.0
English Language Requirements
You must demonstrate your English language ability to secure a place at Leeds Conservatoire. You can find out more about it here.
Country |
BA (Hons) degree (3 year) |
BA (Hons) degree with Foundation Year (4 years) |
MA degree (1year) |
Vietnam |
Foundation year required | Upper Secondary School Graduation Diploma / Bằng Tốt Nghiệp Phổ Thông Trung Học with an overall score of 7/10 | Thạc sĩ (Master's degree) |
BA (Hons) degree (3 year)
Foundation year required
BA (Hons) degree with Foundation Year (4 years)
Upper Secondary School Graduation Diploma / Bằng Tốt Nghiệp Phổ Thông Trung Học with an overall score of 7/10
MA degree (1 year)
Thạc sĩ (Master's degree)
English Language Requirements
You must demonstrate your English language ability to secure a place at Leeds Conservatoire. You can find out more about it here.
The table below shows the tuition fees for your course and further information about how and when to pay your fees.
The information on these pages applies to those who qualify as international students. Fee status is determined by the regulations laid down by the UK Government. You can read a good introduction to fee status regulations on the UKCISA website.
If there is any doubt about your tuition fee status when you apply, this is checked by the conservatoire and you may be asked to supply certain documents or answer specific questions in order for us to come to a decision. If you have any concerns about which level of tuition fees you should be paying, please email admissions@leedsconservatoire.ac.uk.
Undergraduate Courses
BA (Hons) Degree - Music (3 year full-time) - £20,900
BA (Hons) Degree - Drama (3 year full-time) - £21,300
BA With Foundation Year (Year 0 only) - £16,200
Postgraduate Courses
MA Dramaturgy (W44F - 1 year full-time) - £14,800
MA Musical Direction (W45F - 1 year full-time) - £14,800
MA Directing (W45F - 1 year full-time) - £14,800
MA Music Programmes - £20,600
- MA Music Classical (806F - 1 year full-time) - £20,600
- MA Music Composition (804F - 1 year full-time) - £20,600
- MA Music Film, TV and Games (803F - 1 year full-time) - £20,600
- MA Music Jazz (805F - 1 year full-time) - £20,600
- MA Music Production (802F - 1 year full-time) - £20,600
- MA Popular Music - Performer (807F - 1 year full-time) - £20,600
- MA Popular Music - Songwriter (808F - 1 year full-time) - £20,600
- MA Popular Music - Writer Performer (809F - 1 year full-time) - £20,600
- MA Popular Music - Writer Producer (810F - 1 year full-time) - £20,600
MA Musical Theatre Company (W42F - 1 year full-time) - £20,600
MA Musical Theatre Writing (formerly Musical Theatre Creatives) (W43F - 1 year full-time) - £14,800
*Fees are subject to annual review and may change for 2027/28.
International tuition fees are fixed for the duration of the course, other than when stated, providing you stay on the same course, so you can be sure that you will not be required to pay any increase. If fees are increased in future years, this will only apply to new students. Tuition fees for returning students can be found on Space (login required).
Paying a Tuition Fee Deposit for a CAS
International students are required to pay the fee in full at or before enrolment. If you require a CAS number to obtain a Student Visa you will be required to pay 50% of the fee before a CAS number is issued, and the balance at least one week prior to enrolment. If your Visa application is declined or you do not meet your offer conditions, the amount paid will be refunded, after deduction of an administration fee. Please note that CAS numbers cannot be issued until you have met your offer requirements. You can find more information about Visas here.
Making a Tuition Fee Payment
Payments can be made via the online student portal, which is our preferred method of payment. The student portal gives you access to many important resources including paying tuition fees against your student account. Payments must be made in GBP.

To pay your tuition fees:
- Log in to your Student Portal
- Click on My Finance, where you can select the option to make a payment online
- Clicking this will redirect you to the Flywire Portal where you will see the options available to you and the corresponding amounts due in local/other currencies
- Pay by credit/debit card, bank transfer, or other online payments via Flywire. The available payment methods will depend on the country you are paying from
- Once your payment has been set up in Flywire, to complete the process, please select the ‘Return to Leeds Conservatoire’ button. Do not click the back browser navigation button
- Once payment is approved, you will be able to print a receipt
Flywire enables you to make payments easily and securely in your own currency using a variety of local payment methods including online banking, bank transfers and cards. The available payment methods depend on the country you are paying from.
Advantages of using Flywire:
- Eliminate hidden bank fees - ensure that Leeds Conservatoire receives the correct amount
- Save on exchange rates - in most cases, you can make a payment in your home currency. Flywire will process the currency exchange - offering you wholesale exchange rates, unmatched by traditional banks as part of their Best Rate Guarantee
- Peace of mind - 24-hour multilingual customer support when you need it most. Know where your payment is throughout the process
For queries related to your payment through Flywire please contact support@flywire.com with your payment ID, or visit Help on Flywire for info on the following:
- FAQs
- Video walkthroughs
- Country telephone numbers
- Live chat and help requests
If you want to pay online but do not have Portal access, please contact the Student Funding team via email at studentfunding@leedsconservatoire.ac.uk.
Scholarships for International Students 2026
Leeds Conservatoire will be offering a total of 12 international scholarships for students enrolling in September:
- 8 Undergraduate Scholarships
- 4 Postgraduate scholarships
These prestigious awards take the form of partial tuition fee waiver and are available for outstanding international students applying for undergraduate courses and postgraduate taught programmes.
We are offering eight scholarships of £5,000 to new international students starting on a 3-year undergraduate course at the conservatoire in September 2026.
Foundation Year students can also apply for their 2nd to 4th years of study. The scholarship does not apply to the Foundation Year, as it already benefits from a lower fee.
Principal's Scholarships are awarded to exceptionally deserving students based on audition and personal statement.
Full details can be found in the Eligibility & Terms section below.
Click here to apply for the Undergraduate Principal's Scholarship.
We are pleased to offer four scholarships of £5,000 to new international students starting their postgraduate studies at the conservatoire in September 2026.
The prestigious Principal's Scholarships are awarded to exceptionally deserving students based on audition and personal statement.
Full details can be found in the Eligibility & Terms section below.
Click here to apply for the Postgraduate Principal's Scholarship.
Eligibility Criteria
In order to apply for the Leeds Conservatoire Principal's Scholarship, you must:
- Be classed as an international applicant
- Have applied for a full-time bachelor's or Masters degree at Leeds Conservatoire beginning in September 2026
- Received a conditional or unconditional offer of admission for the academic year 2026/27
- Be available to start academic studies at Leeds Conservatoire in September 2026 – no deferral to a subsequent academic year will be permitted
- Be able to satisfy current UK immigration requirements
- This scholarship is only available to new students, and not to continuing or current students.
- Does not include Foundation year of study.
Terms & Conditions
Scholarship recipients agree to:
- Include reference to your scholarship on your CV and in your biography.
- If requested, write a short article for Leeds Conservatoire and/or website, letting our audiences and supporters know about your experiences and progress as a musician or performing artist.
- Attend any relevant events during the academic year which give scholarships funders and students the opportunity to meet each other e.g. the Prize-winners event.
- To support the conservatoire’s fundraising activities which aim to increase the scholarship support available for future students .e.g. attending or playing at special events if requested, featuring in articles or videos as necessary
Additional
- Scholarships are valid for the length of the course subject to passing each year of study without resits or repeat years. If you need to undertake re-sits or repeat the year, you will need to pay the full fee for the applicable year. If you successfully complete the year, your scholarship can be re-instated. Please note that MA courses are typically completed in one year, so the above mainly relates to undergraduate study.
- Successful candidates will be notified of the outcome up to four week after the stated deadline, subject to the conditions conveyed here or by our Student Funding Team.
- All awards will be finalised once all offer conditions have been met.
- All scholarships awarded take the form of a partial tuition fee waiver.
- The closing date will be stipulated on the application form. Please ensure you complete and submit the form by the specified date to be considered for a scholarship.
- Leeds Conservatoire reserves the right to review and change scholarship provision without notice.
Alumni Discount
A discount of 10% is available for International or Home students who proceed from an Undergraduate course at the conservatoire, onto a Postgraduate course at Leeds Conservatoire.
To get in touch with the Student Funding team you can:
Email: studentfunding@leedsconservatoire.ac.uk
Telephone: 0113 222 3508 / 0113 222 3419
As of 5th October 2020, all non-UK nationals (excluding Republic of Ireland nationals) wishing to study an undergraduate or postgraduate degree course longer than 1 year in the UK will fall under the Student Route and will require a Student Visa.
See the UK government's visa information to check your visa options. All information about the Student Visa route should be verified via the UK government's student visa website.
If you are currently in the UK with immigration permission for a non-study related category, for example you may be a dependant on a spouse’s or parent’s Work Visa, you may not need a Student Visa to undertake a degree course. If in doubt, you should seek independent immigration advice for clarification.
If you are an EU/EEA or Swiss National and you entered the UK before 31st December 2020 you may be able to apply to stay in the UK under the EU Settlement Scheme, which if granted would allow you to study in the UK without needing a Student Visa. For further details, please see UK government information on the EU Settlement Scheme.
Visa Requirements - the Points Based System
You must be able to score 70 points as detailed below to be able to apply for a Student Visa:
- Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies requirement
- Course requirement
- Approved qualification requirement
- Level of Study requirement
- Place of Study requirement
Once you have received an unconditional offer, which is attained by applicants who meet our entry requirements, you will be required to pay 50% of your first year’s tuition fees. Once we have received your payment, the Admissions Team will ask you to complete a CAS request form.
A Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) is unique to each applicant and contains personal details and information related to their course of study. You will need the reference number from your CAS in order to apply for your visa. As part of our pre-CAS checks, we may ask for a range of further details, which are referred to in sections below.
We reserve the right to refuse to assign a CAS if we do not believe an applicant will meet the requirements of the Immigration Rules. We must only assign a CAS where we reasonably believe that the applicant is able to meet the requirements of the Student Route under which we assign the CAS to ensure that we are fully compliant with the UKVI immigration laws in our duty as a Sponsor.
To successfully qualify for a visa, UK Visas and Immigration need to know that you can support yourself while living in the UK. Further details can be found in the UK government's student visa information - money section.
Please note that where necessary Leeds Conservatoire may conduct checks regarding this requirement. For example, we may check that your personal bank statements have the required funds for 28 consecutive days prior to issuing your CAS.
Having the necessary standard of English is a key requirement for both qualifying for your course and obtaining a visa.
You will need to meet a particular level on the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) scale in an English language test, as set by the UK Visa and Immigration (UKVI) department. For degree level study this is CEFR level B2 or above.
The English Language requirement for studying at Leeds Conservatoire is to score the equivalent of IELTS 6.0 with no sub-test/section lower than 5.5. While IELTS is commonly taken, if you have an alternative English Language qualification please contact the Admissions Team who will be able to confirm its equivalency, or if you don't yet meet requirements may sign-post you on what to take.
Please note that before applying for a visa you will need to obtain an unconditional offer from Leeds Conservatoire.
We will assess how you meet the course entry requirements and the English Language requirement as part of your application to study with us. Non-UK academic qualifications are assessed using guidance from UK ECCTIS. If your application to your course is successful, we will advise what documents you will need to provide in order to meet the course and English Language requirement for an unconditional offer.
Applying for your Student Visa
Once you have received your CAS from Leeds Conservatoire you will need to apply online for your Visa. You will also be required to make an appointment at a Visa Application Centre to provide your biometrics (fingerprints and facial photograph).
If you have a current immigration status in the UK, it may be possible for you to apply for your Student Visa within the UK. You should contact an independent immigration advisor for clarification of your circumstances.
You will need the following documents for your application:
- Current passport
- CAS issued by Leeds Conservatoire
- Any academic evidence stated on your CAS. You must take original documents to your appointment. If any of your documents are not in English you must also provide a fully certified translation by a professional translator.
- Any English Language evidence stated on your CAS.
- Proof that you have enough money to pay the remaining tuition fees for the first year of your course, as well as the appropriate amount of maintenance. This money must have been in your bank account for at least 28 consecutive days and within 31 days of the date you apply for your visa. There may be circumstances where you will not need to provide proof of enough money to support yourself – further details can be found in the UK government's student visa information - money section.
- In some circumstances, the UK Visas and Immigration department may invite you for a credibility interview before making the decision on your Student Visa application. These interviews will be conducted in English, meaning the interviewing officer will assess your English Language ability. They will also ask questions about your reasons for coming to the UK, and details about the course you are coming to study.
- Depending on which country you are based in, you may be required to present a Tuberculosis Certificate.
Fees
You can check the latest visa application fee here. Please note that depending on your country of origin you may have additional services such as priority processing time available at your nearest application centre for an additional cost.
If you are applying from within the UK you can check the latest fee here. Please be aware there is an additional charge for your biometrics.
You will also be required to pay an Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS) as part of your visa application. This will give you access to the UK’s National Health Service (NHS). Check the government website for the most recent fee. This is paid when you apply for your visa and covers the duration of your total stay in the UK on a Student Visa.
Travelling to the UK
When your visa has been approved you will receive an entry stamp (vignette) in your passport that will be valid for one month and enables you to enter the UK. We would advise you not to confirm any travel arrangements until you have received the outcome of your Student Visa application.
UKVI are developing a digital immigration system so students will be issued with eVisas. These will replace Biometric Residence Permits (BRP). UKVI will send full instructions. You can also find out more here (Online immigration status (eVisa) - GOV.UK).
Meet our Southeast Asia team
Victoria Barber, Head of International Recruitment
Victoria (she/her) is the Head of International Recruitment and assists students from all around the globe. Please reach out to Victoria.Barber@luminate.ac.uk or WhatsApp; +447595711606
Jiani Yang, Senior International Recruitment Officer
Jiani (she/her) is our Senior International Recruitment Officer based in the UK. You are welcome to email her in both English and Chinese to Jiani.Yang@luminate.ac.uk/ Wechat: +44 7483112606
Ms. Nguyen Ngoc Dung (Zun), Regional Manager – Southeast Asia
Zun (she/her) is our Regional Manager for Southeast Asia and is based in Vietnam. Students can contact her via WhatsApp at (+84) 905 555 299 or through email (ngoc.nguyen@luminate.ac.uk)
We have a number of representatives who work with Leeds Conservatoire across South East Asia who can help you with your application, documents and visa. You will find one near you below, and we've also shared a link to a student guide for choosing an education agent to assist you.
The guide provides you and your family with clear information and guidance on what you should look for when considering using an agent. It includes key questions to ask, signs of quality, and how to avoid poor practices. The guide also links to ‘The national code of ethical practice for UK education agents’ and the British Council’s UK database of certified counsellors.
SI Global Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. (SI-UK)
T: +60 378-86-1936 / E: malaysia@studyin-uk.com
T: +63 917 624 2182 / E: info@geebeeworld.com
Orchard Road: T: (65) 6737 6734 / E: info@jackstudy.com
T: 02-260-6033 / E: bangkok@studyin-uk.com
HA-NOI: T: (+84) 24 3972 6849 / E: hanoi@studyin-uk.com
HO-CHI-MINH: T: (+84) 28 3929 3998 / E: hochiminh@studyin-uk.com
T: +84 93 802 80 11 / E: info@geebeeworld.com
We will show any upcoming events or visits in this section so please check back regularly to see where we will be.
We also have an in-country officer based in South East Asia who you can contact anytime.
The International Team will be hosting a series of online information sessions throughout the semester covering accommodation, Life at Leeds Conservatoire, immigration and preparing for travel to the UK. We will email applicants with details or advertise these sessions here so keep an eye on our events pages.
Pre-Register Your Interest in Future Live Events (Be first to know when bookings open & access on-demand content)
Important: This is not a booking - we'll contact you when bookings open.
- All future online and on-campus events
Please note: There are no further in-person Drama Open Events scheduled for this academic year, however please register your interest to be informed about in-person events in Autumn 2025.
Plus, get instant access to course talks, student panels, virtual tours and more, available 24/7 on our On-Demand Open Day.
Our On-Demand Open Day Portal has:
- Films of our Open Day talks - from the welcome talk to course talks, international student support and more
- Hear from students - hear about life at the conservatoire from a panel of real students, discover clubs, sports and societies, plus watch performances
- Virtual tours - take a virtual walk around our campus buildings, including ensemble rooms, recording studios, dance studios, our performance venues and our specialist library building
- Find information - about accommodation, funding, student support, life in Leeds and more
International Online Open Days
- Register your interest in our Live Online Events for International Applicants and be first to know when new dates are available to book
- Live Online Events are scheduled to be convenient for a range of different time zones, and use technology accessible everywhere without the need for a VPN, so wherever you are you in the world you won't miss out.
- Get instant access to exclusive on-demand content, including workshops and advice for international applicants
Leeds Conservatoire are proud to have partnerships with international institutions all around the world. We are currently looking at new opportunities and will update this section when we have a new partner in your region.
International Student Life
At Leeds Conservatoire, we truly value diversity and love welcoming artists from all parts of the globe into our vibrant community.
Take a moment to explore this section and get to know our wonderful international students and alumni community and what it's like living in Leeds. We also have information on accommodation, how to get here, student support, and guidance on working while studying.
"I was definitely surprised by the variety of classes and modules offered by the Conservatoire. Before applying to study here, I knew the training was rigorous and I intentionally pursued that intensity in order to challenge myself. However, I am always delightfully surprised by the breadth of work covered and the different genres of storytelling I am being exposed to."
Bernadette Koh, a BA Acting student from Singapore, is passionate about exploring creativity through performance, writing, and visual arts. Her time at Leeds Conservatoire has inspired her growth as both an artist and a storyteller.
Find out more about BernadetteYear in Review
2025 was a year of milestones and successes, including our 60th anniversary. Our Principal, Joe Wilson, reflects on a year of creativity and achievement at Leeds Conservatoire.
Find out how to get in touch with our international team or community.
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