Applying from the UK

If you're applying from the UK, there's lots of ways you can find out more information.

Open days

A good way to meet representatives from conservatoires, often including current students, is on open days. Open days give you the opportunity to really get a feel for a place. More about open days >>

Compose your future event

This event offers you a fantastic opportunity to chat to course leaders and those involved in performing arts, music, dance, drama, broadcast and multi-media production courses. You can also watch live performances given by current undergraduates within further and higher education.

The event will take place on 17 October 2011 at Manchester Central Convention Complex. For more information and to book, please visit: www.ucasevents.com/compose

ucasbooks.com

All of the latest and best books are available in our online bookstore at www.ucasbooks.com. If you need general help or advice about higher education courses, selecting institutions, student finance, careers and much more, there are guides available to help.

Student finance

Going to study at a conservatoire is one of the biggest investments you can make. Do you know how much it is going to cost you and what help is available? Can you manage a budget whilst balancing your study, work and social life? Visit the Student finance section for guidance on where you can go for more information and help.

www.yougofurther.co.uk

'yougo', as it is more commonly known, is the UCAS student network. Create a profile page and take part in the community areas, such as the forums. More about yougo >>

Other sources of information and advice

Your school or college: If you are currently studying at a school or college, you can contact your tutor for help. You may also have a school careers adviser who can look at your skills and interests and identify suitable courses.

Careers centres: contact your local careers advisory service and careers library for more advice and guidance.