The Academy of Contemporary Music BIRM: C100
LIV: B160
ALRA (The Academy of Live and Recorded Arts) LIV: Creative Hub
Arden University BIRM: B155
ACM (The Academy of Contemporary Music) is the UK’s leading music industry education provider, made up of ACM Guildford, ACM London, and ACM Birmingham. ACM has been training artists, musicians, producers and entrepreneurs for careers in the creative industries since 1995 and gives those who want to make music their life, the necessary skills and attributes to successfully fulfi ll their creative ambitions. Our courses represent every corner of the industry, with full-time programs in music performance, production, technical service, creative artistry, games development and business. By choosing ACM, you can look forward to an immersive, award-winning education that matches up the highest quality of teaching with unparalleled student experiences. Whichever campus you choose,
we’ll turn your course into a career by connecting you to the people and organisations you need to know.
www.acm.ac.uk
Aston University BIRM: A90
BIMM Institute BIRM: B260
LIV: B130
BIMM INSTITUTE
Aston University is the place students go to get a career.
Based in Birmingham, the university
is ranked second in the UK by The Economist for boosting graduate earnings, and graduates earn nearly , more than expected fi ve years after graduation. Renowned for its integrated placement years, students get positions with some of the world’s biggest global brands – such as Virgin, BMW and Google – and graduate with a solid one-year’s professional experience in their fi eld. The university is gold-rated by the TEF for its teaching quality. Teaching at Aston is proven to boost your prospects and many students cite the benefi ts of having teachers ho are close to industry. Aston students are happy too.
The university is ranked in the top 10 universities for student experience by University Compare. With courses in business and law, engineering and applied science, languages and social science and medicine and health sciences, great things happen here, and they could happen to you.
www.aston.ac.uk
BIMM Institute, The British & Irish Modern Music Institute, is the leading and most successful provider of modern music education in Europe. Highly respected and connected within the music industry, BIMM’s colleges have produced a number of best-selling artists and many leading songwriters, musicians, agents, producers, A&R, journalists, broadcasters and major label managers.
www.bimm.co.uk
Birmingham City University combines innovative teaching and learning, sector-leading student support and effective partnerships with some of the country’s leading employers. Our commitment to developing
graduates with the skills and experience employers need means that 97 per cent of our students are in employment or further study within six months of graduating (DLHE survey 2016/17). The university focuses on
practice-led, knowledge-based learning, providing you with access to cutting-edge facilities and real-world experience. The university enjoys around 50 professional accreditations and has a well-established reputation for delivering in-company training and development programmes. Our teaching staff come from and maintain their links with industry, ensuring you are given an insight into the latest thinking. We are constantly enhancing the learning experience, with inspiring visiting lecturers and learning environments that are designed to replicate the workplace.
www.bcu.ac.uk
Brunel University London welcomes students from all over the world, to our lively, vibrant community. Our campus-based university
provides everything you need in one place, and our teaching is informed by internationally renowned research, delivered by experts and supported by some of the best facilities around. Many of Brunel’s innovative
university courses are accredited by professional institutions, which are recognised by employers, and offer membership or exemption towards further study. At Brunel, you’ll study and learn with
inspirational experts who are at the top of their fi eld and passionate about their subjects. Our courses and teaching have received high ratings in national assessments, as well as in the most recent university league tables and National Student Survey. We’ll start preparing you for your
future career as soon as you join us, developing the skills employers are looking for. Our Professional Development Centre will provide you with a complete programme of support.
www.brunel.ac.uk Spring 2020
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Birmingham City University BIRM: A200
Brunel University London BIRM: A50
ALRA is a drama conservatoire with two campuses – one in London and one in Wigan, Greater Manchester. Currently offering foundation, BA (Hons) and MA acting courses alongside a range of other Masters programmes including directing and a new MFA in Linklater teaching practice (voice and theatre arts) for 2020. ALRA is proud to work at the highest
standards as expected by the industry and has a reputation for providing comprehensive and rigorous training. ALRA is a member of CDMT (Council for Dance, Drama and Musical Theatre), the FDS (Federation of Drama Schools) and Guild HE as well as being QAA reviewed with silver status and has achieved an outstanding Ofsted report. Full funding is available to some applicants through the dance and drama award scheme.
www.alra.co.uk
At Arden, we believe everyone, everywhere has the right to higher education. We’ve supported more than 50,000 students over 25 years and are the experts in fl exible degrees, masters and MBAs. We offer career-focused online ‘distance learning’ courses worldwide as well as ‘blended learning’ study, which combines online with on- campus learning at our study centres in London, Birmingham and Manchester. At Arden University, your learning
comes to you with 24/7, multi-device, multi-media learning materials and a leading-edge ‘virtual classroom’ study portal. You can complete your studies without putting your life on hold. We work in partnership with UCAS and many of our courses are accredited by professional bodies.
www.arden.ac.uk
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