Royal Conservatoire of Scotland is based on two campuses in the Scottish city of Glasgow in United Kingdom. The school offers a range of facilities to students which include recital rooms, music recording studios, rehearsal rooms, auditoriums, and 65 private practice rooms. Royal Conservatoire of Scotland also offers coaching rooms, recording studies, theatre and performing arts venues, and studios for large ensembles. The school is also home to archives of historical papers and ephemera charts in its library in addition to leisure and recreational facilities.

There are around 1220 students studying in the university.

The UCAS Conservatoires or UCAS Undergraduate websites are where applications are submitted (see below for which UCAS scheme by program). Please be aware that the application process for UCAS Conservatoires is distinct from the standard UCAS undergraduate application process. You must register in order to start a new application for the UCAS Conservatoires. You can read the guidelines provided by UCAS Conservatoires on how to fill out their application. Please visit https://www.ucas.com/undergraduate/applying-to-university to apply through UCAS Undergraduate. In order to schedule interviews and auditions, applicants must also register an Acceptd account at the time of application. We will be unable to set up your audition if you do not have an Acceptd account. Your UCAS ID number must be entered in your accepted application. Additional documents or video auditions (if you have selected the recording option) are also required for many of our programs, and these will be uploaded via Acceptd.

The UCAS Conservatoires or UCAS Undergraduate websites are where applications are submitted (see below for which UCAS scheme by program). Please be aware that the application process for UCAS Conservatoires is distinct from the standard UCAS undergraduate application process. You must register in order to start a new application for the UCAS Conservatoires. You can read the guidelines provided by UCAS Conservatoires on how to fill out their application. Please visit https://www.ucas.com/undergraduate/applying-to-university to apply through UCAS Undergraduate. In order to schedule interviews and auditions, applicants must also register an Acceptd account at the time of application. We will be unable to set up your audition if you do not have an Acceptd account. Your UCAS ID number must be entered in your accepted application. Additional documents or video auditions (if you have selected the recording option) are also required for many of our programs, and these will be uploaded via Acceptd.

For students studying the performing and producing arts, the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (RCS) offers a dynamic and cooperative setting. Students gain from top-notch instruction, performance chances, and advice from prominent business leaders. Through a variety of performance events and robust student support networks, the university cultivates a strong sense of community. In order to promote a multidisciplinary approach to the arts, students from many disciplines collaborate on projects. Students have access to well-equipped facilities, are guided by committed teachers, and receive assistance from the Students' Union. In order to make sure that every student feels appreciated and included, the Students' Union prioritises equality, diversity, and inclusion. Students who have caregiving duties can get academic, pastoral, and financial support.

As its preferred student housing choice, Base Glasgow, a purpose-built student residence, has a close relationship with the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (RCS). Students may also choose to rent privately through letting agencies or select from a variety of privately operated, purpose-built housing options in Glasgow.

Through its Creative Enterprise Development Office (CEDO), the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (RCS) provides extensive career development and support to its students and graduates. To assist people in developing their professions, initiatives, or company ideas in the creative industries, CEDO offers a variety of services, such as workshops, funding possibilities, one-on-one clinics, and customised advice. Beyond their study in the arts, students are prepared with professional skills such as project management and other critical competencies for success in the workplace. For graduating students in theatre, dance, production, and cinema, RCS organises industry showcases that are open to agents and experts in the field.