Royal Irish Academy of Music (RIAM)
The Royal Irish Academy of Music (RIAM) is a conservatoire in Dublin, founded in 1848 and one of Ireland's oldest music educational institutions.
What makes Royal Irish Academy special
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The Royal Irish Academy of Music (RIAM) is a conservatoire in Dublin, founded in 1848 and one of Ireland's oldest music educational institutions. The academy trains performers, composers and educators in classical music through programmes from foundation to doctoral level.
Popular programmes
- Bachelor in Music (BMus)€23,200
- Master in Music Performance (MMusPerf)€25,700
- Diploma in Music Teaching and Performance (DipMus)€18,000
What you need to apply
Basic requirements are below. The final package depends on the programme. We collect and check every document together.
Academic documents
- School certificate / DiplomaNotarised copy + English translation
- TranscriptOfficial record for the last 2–3 years
- IELTS / TOEFLLevel depends on the programme (usually 6.0+)
- CV / Personal StatementMotivation, achievements, plans
- Reference lettersFrom teachers or an employer
Financial
- Offer LetterIssued after admission
- Bank statementSufficient funds for tuition + living
- Health insuranceRequired for the whole study period
- Registration feesPaid at the application stage
- Accommodation documentsHalls or private rent — we help you find it
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We run academic testing, assemble the documents and submit the application. From the first meeting to the offer letter — 4—8 weeks.
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