Apply to Study
Applications are now open for 2019 entry onto all of Trinity Laban’s music, musical theatre and dance courses. Applications for 2020 will open in July 2019. For more information, see the study section of our website.
Trinity Laban is delighted to welcome all European students to study in our inclusive international community.
Our student body includes artists from over 60 countries, and we are proud of the vibrant and culturally diverse atmosphere this creates.
You may be aware that the UK has left the European Union, Trinity Laban will continue to support all applicants and prospective students affected by these changes.
What we know so far:
Tuition Fees
EU Students starting in September 2021 may no longer be eligible for UK fee status. Details on our fees for September can be found on the links below.
- See dance fees
- See music fees
EU nationals with settled or pre-settled status under the EU Settlement Scheme, and who meet the relevant eligibility requirements in force at the time of course commencement, will have access to home fee status and student financial support.
This means that EU nationals resident in the UK before the end of the transition period on 31 December 2020 will be eligible for support on a similar basis to domestic students and have until 30 June 2021 to apply to the EU Settlement Scheme.
We are expecting more announcements from the government and will update this page with any new information as it comes.
Government Funding
EU Students without Settled/Pre-Settled and do not meet the residency requirements commencing study from 2021 onwards will not be eligible for any student loans or support from the UK government.
Other Funding
Trinity Laban offers a large number of generous scholarships each year to help with the cost of study.
Visas
EU students without Settled/Pre-Settled status will now need to obtain a Student Visa
Our dedicated and experienced admissions team will guide and support you, as they already do for many non-EU students who do need a visa to study at Trinity Laban.
Turing Scheme
Following the UK’s departure from the EU, The UK Government have began the launch of a new exchange programme, the Turing Scheme. For more information please visit the Turing Scheme website. We are still waiting for further updates from the scheme and news on how this will be implemented in the institution will follow soon.
Useful Resources
Trinity Laban Welcomes EU Students
"We are all incredibly proud and honoured to have so many European students and staff. In fact, we have one of the highest percentages of EU students of any university in the country. We're looking forward to future generations of students continuing to contribute to our wonderful international community."
Professor Anthony Bowne
Principal of Trinity Laban
Student Stories
Our students are exceptionally talented dancers and musicians from a wide range of backgrounds.
Read their stories here, and find out what they think of their time at Trinity Laban.
