Flute

Come and explore the versatility of the flute in this workshop led by Carla Rees, Professor of Low Flutes and Contemporary Flute at the Royal Academy of Music.

Our four-year Bachelor of Music (BMus) undergraduate degree programme attracts talented young musicians from across the world to study with today’s finest musicians and teachers.

For those who have completed secondary school and wish to spend a year at the Academy before full-time undergraduate study, or who want Academy training without a full degree.

A two-year course for students who want to focus on performance and build on their professional skills.

An intensive one-year course. Performance students normally study on a two-year Master's course but, in exceptional circumstances, can take it in one year (intensive).

A two-year course similar to the Master of Arts but with a Masters Project; this can be a concert with commentary, a recording-based project, a dissertation or a mixture.

Similar to the Master of Arts but with the critique of a Masters Project. Performance students normally study on a two-year Master's course but can take it in one year (intensive).

A one-year specialist and intensive Diploma at Level 7 within the UK Qualifications and Credit Framework (post-Masters).

A two-year Level 8 course bridging to professional work. Demands high autonomy and initiative, supporting the development of industry-related skills tailored to your profile, with programme supervision and one-to-one lessons. 

A one-year Level 8 course for top-tier instrumentalists ready for a world-class recording and release opportunity. Supports the development of industry-related skills tailored to your profile, with mentoring and one-to-one lessons.

For students who want to focus on their principal study and build on professional skills. An option for postgraduate students who cannot meet academic entrance requirements for a Master's course.

An intensive one-year course for students who want to focus on their principal study and build on professional skills. An option for postgraduate students who cannot meet academic entrance requirements for a Master's course.