How to Apply
The reputation of Cardiff School of Music is reflected in the keen competition for places on its programmes from students not only from the United Kingdom, but from all over the world.
Cardiff is looking for intellectually curious, lively students who are keen to explore music in all its aspects. If this is you, we urge you to apply!
To be considered for a place on one of our degree programmes, you should apply through the UCAS scheme, details of which can be found at www.ucas.com.
The UCAS code and number for Cardiff University is CARDF C15, and scheme codes can be found detailed on the individual programme pages. Your personal statement, included on the UCAS form, is an important tool for the Admissions Tutor in the selection process, and you should tell us all about your interests and experience, including practical music-making.
To be considered for any of our degree programmes, undergraduate applications should be made through the Universities and Colleges Admission Service (UCAS).
Applicants with Disabilities/Equal Opportunities
Every application is considered on an individual basis. We welcome applications from students with disabilities. Applicants with special requirements that relate to a disability or medical condition are encouraged to contact the Disability Advisor, who can discuss individual needs.
The Disability Adviser can be contacted at:
Student Support Centre
50 Park Place, Cardiff, CF10 3AT
Tel/Minicom: (029) 2087 4844
Email: williamsme1@cardiff.ac.uk
Notes for Welsh Language Applicants
We recognise that if you are a Welsh speaker you may feel more comfortable speaking to a Welsh speaking personal tutor. Every effort will be made to allocate you a Welsh speaker. If you wish, you can also submit your assessed work and take your examinations through the medium of Welsh, regardless of the language of tuition you are following.
Some of the accommodation at Senghennydd Court and Talybont student residences has been allocated for Welsh speakers and learners that wish to be grouped together. If you would like to take advantage of this please make a note of this on your accommodation form.