Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama
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Program Characteristics
No Prescreen
No Audition
Interview Required
In-Person or Virtual
University App Required
Program Highlights
TRAINING
•Combines core technical skills, sound and lighting design, video, construction, and stage management
•Focus on chosen specialism within a professional working environment
•100% student satisfaction (2024 National Student Survey)
INDUSTRY CONNECTIONS
•Partnerships with BBC, Badwolf Studios, Cos Props, Royal Opera House, and National Theatre
•Work placement opportunities during the course
•Practical production experience from the start
INSTITUTION
•National Conservatoire of Wales
•Degree awarded by University of South Wales
Key Info
Interview Requirements
PORTFOLIO (submitted via Acceptd)
•Submit portfolio ahead of interview
•Should demonstrate practical skills and interest in stage management and technical theatre
UCAS APPLICATION
•Selected for interview based on UCAS application information
Good to Know
APPLICATION PLATFORM
•Apply via UCAS Undergraduate (Institution Code: R59, Course Code: W450)
•Submit portfolio via Acceptd
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
•Typically BBC at A-level or DDM at BTEC (or equivalent)
•Exceptional practical experience may substitute for formal qualifications
•3-year full-time course starting September 2026
What's The Process
INTERVIEW
•Candidates selected for interview based on UCAS application
•Portfolio submission via Acceptd ahead of interview
•Interview assesses suitability and passion for stage management and technical theatre
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Academic School Information
96%
Grad Rate
900
Enrollment
In-State Tuition
£9,790
before aid
Out-of-State Tuition
£29,500
before aid
Average annual cost is often lower than tuition because it accounts for grants and scholarships most students receive. It includes tuition, room & board, books, and supplies.
