ROYAL DANISH ACADEMY OF MUSIC

4.6 Reviews

University at Glance

Tuition Fee

$1000

IELTS

7.0

Sec School

12th

Deadline

21st Aug,22

The Royal Danish Academy of Music (Danish: Det Kongelige Danske Musikkonservatorium), Frederiksberg, was inaugurated in 1867 by Neil Gade, The senior-most official of the Academy of his time. It became a national state institution in 1949 under the protection of Queen Margrethe II of Denmark. It was formerly situated on H.C. Andersen’s Boulevard from where it was relocated into Radiohuset on 1st September 2008.

Campuses

Globally acclaimed architect Vilhelm Lauritzen designed the Academy’s stunning infrastructure. The campus consists of luxury concert auditoriums, standard classrooms, a brand-new music library, a comfy cafeteria with roof gardens, a wide range of musical instruments, and special classrooms for organists, percussion, rhythmic music, recording directors.

Research

Professionals and Instructors at the Royal Danish Academy, Denmark of Music often immerse themselves in traditional research projects and collaborate with other world-renowned international art institutions to publish research papers, books, scripts, etc. Astonishing research activities are performed in all Academy domains, for example, technological research in the Tonmeister Department.

Programs and Academic Groups

The Royal Danish Academy of Music offers several music degree programs expounded primarily in Danish and English for students worldwide to pursue. Some of the programs are Orchestra Conducting, Piano, Accordion, Aural Training, Opera, Strings, and Woodwinds.

Student Life

Since the locals speak English, it becomes quite easy for international students to blend in. Copenhagen and its suburban regions are extremely student-friendly and safe and have their names listed on the global charts for cheap medication and quality of life.