The results evidence commitment to growth and quality with over 85% of the research assessed as world-leading or internationally excellent, and the volume of ECA researchers growing to 150% of 2014 levels with 154 individuals submitted.
You’ll study in a School with a long and distinguished history and a broad view of music, combining tradition with innovation, theory with practice.
We are home to two extraordinary historic concert halls, unique collections of musical instruments, a world-class music library and well-equipped studios.
Our Music Society is widely regarded as one of Scotland’s best, and our city is a rich cultural resource of orchestras, ensembles, choirs, world music groups and venues.
Our students can take courses from across ECA and the University of Edinburgh, and we have strong links with the local community and partner organisations.
We focus on small group and individual teaching by leading experts who are passionate about music and the role it plays in multiple aspects of human life.
Our extensive range of music studio spaces, equipment, and software will allow you to see your audio projects all the way through from composition and recording, to mixing, mastering, and post-production.
Every semester, a series of concerts are held at University venues as well as other venues around the city. Many of these concerts, particularly those held at lunchtime, are free to attend.