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Royal Danish Academy of Music
Description
The Royal Danish Academy of Music (RDAM) is a prestigious institution of higher education located in Copenhagen, Denmark, offering a dynamic and international environment for aspiring musicians.
Established in 1867, RDAM has a long and illustrious history of producing world-class musicians.
If you are a talented musician interested in pursuing a top-tier music education in an international setting, the Royal Danish Academy of Music is definitely worth considering.
Here are some of the programs offered at RDAM:
- Performance (classical music)
- Composition
- Conducting
- Sound Engineering (Tonmeister)
- Musicology
Student Life
There are many American full-degree and study-abroad students in Denmark. At 3500 per year, Americans are the largest group of students coming to Denmark from outside the EU, averaging 3500 per year. In the capital city of Copenhagen, you will have plenty of opportunities to meet fellow Americans and international students. The locals are friendly, helpful, and easy to communicate with, as the vast majority speak English. Copenhagen and its suburbs are student-friendly and safe, with excellent public transportation that makes it easy for students to get around. The city has a rich cultural life with many concerts, performances, exhibitions, and festivals. Copenhagen often tops international surveys determining the quality of life, personal safety, and even the happiness of its citizens. Most healthcare in Denmark is free of charge, and you pay only 25–50% of the price for medication. A clean environment is important to the Danes, and Copenhagen is one of the most bicycle-friendly cities in the world. More than a third of Copenhageners commute to work or school by bicycle – all year round! With non-stop flights from 183 international destinations and more than 4,000 weekly departures and arrivals, Copenhagen Airport puts you within a one-or two-hour flight of all major European cities. The metro and train station at the arrival hall provide fast transport to the city's heart, and The Royal Danish Academy of Music’s location right next to the FORUM metro stop connects you directly to the airport.
Housing
The school does not provide housing. Apartments in town can be found from 80 to 180 euros per month.
Bachelors Programs Offered
Masters Programs Offered
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- Bachelors
- Masters