RIAM Open Day

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RIAM, Saturday 19th November

RIAM Open Day – Each year the Royal Irish Academy of Music hosts an Open Day for prospective full-time students. It is a great opportunity for you to discover if this is the place for you, soak up the atmosphere, and get all your questions answered. Open Day events include:

  • Information sessions on our courses that includes Diploma, Bachelor, Master and Doctorate degrees in Music Performance and Composition.
  • Breakout sessions with our Heads of Vocal Studies and Opera, Strings, Keyboard, Composition and Wind/Brass/Percussion.
  • Presentations on performance opportunities with student performances.
  • Q&A sessions with current students on life at the RIAM.
  • Tours of the campus.

Jam-packed with performances, workshops, tours and information sessions, the annual RIAM Third Level Open Day affords aspiring full-time students of Ireland's oldest music conservatoire a valuable opportunity to explore the diverse offering of full-time courses, and experience life at the Academy.


Date:
Saturday 19th November
Time:
3.00pm - 5.00pm
Price:
Free - Registration required
Address:
Royal Irish Academy of Music, Westland Row, Dublin 2, Ireland

Google Map of Royal Irish Academy of Music, Westland Row, Dublin 2, Ireland

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