Trinity Laban the UK’s first Conservatoire of Music and Dance has topped the Guardian University League Table in each of its specialist fields of Music, and Dance.The league table demonstrates shining lights in their field focusing on the quality of teaching and, most importantly, what students themselves think.
Trinity College of Music and Laban joined forces in 2005 to lead the way in performing arts education in the UK. Trinity Laban is at the cutting edge of both art forms and with its unique partnership opens many exciting creative doors to its students, bringing many opportunities within the natural partnership of music and dance.
Anthony Bowne, Director of Laban and Joint Principal of Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music Dance said: “We are very proud of our gifted staff, whose dedication has helped raise Trinity Laban to this position, a leader in the fields of music and dance.”
The Guardian league tables rate courses and institutions against criteria for teaching quality, feedback to students, job prospects, staff/student ratios, spend per student and value added. They are based on data published on Universities and Higher Education colleges by the Higher Education Statistics Agency and, for the first time this year on results from the independently conducted National Student Survey.
