Royal College of Music

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The Royal College of Music in Stockholm educates musicians and music teachers at the highest international level. KMH traces its roots back to 1771, and has recently moved into a modern campus area – the music college of the future. We preserve our musical heritage, and at the same time we are constantly developing. The Royal College of Music in Stockholm is an inspiring setting for artistic ...learning and development – an excellent place to develop your talent and ability, deepen your understanding, and explore fresh fields of knowledge. At KMH, you will meet other students and skilled teachers involved in a wide variety of disciplines: classical music, Nordic folk music, music from other cultures, jazz, improvisation, composition, conducting, music and media production, as well as various forms of music education.
Collaboration with KMH allows music to meet completely different areas such as technology, finance, medicine and health, etc. It also allows interaction through music at different levels, from different cultures, from different genres, etc. KMH also interacts with the surrounding community through many different outreach activities. KMH receives many exchange students from various countries, and is actively involved in several international organisations.
KMH will be an outstanding international center for the education of musicians and music teachers of the highest quality. This is our vision. The Royal College of Music in Stockholm is the only independent institution of higher education in the field of music in Sweden. We educate students at the highest international level in folk music, jazz / pop / rock music, classical music, conducting, composition, music and media production, as well as in various teacher education programs with a focus on music.
The Colleges main tasks are education and research in music, as well as collaboration with the surrounding community. In order to support these areas, we need a effective and quality promoting administrative functions. The KMH vision is expressed through 15 strategic goals that reflects this. These strategic, long-term goals are then put into context and further developed in regulatory documents concerning the various areas of activity. The strategic goals also results in concrete, annual measurable objectives in KMH operational plan.
Would you like to be part of shaping the future for Swedish music? Supporting KMH - as an individual, company or organization - is to support music education and music research at world-class level. KMH has an important function in Swedish society. Here at KMH we educate musicians and music teachers who work at all levels in Swedish music and all around the world. Our alumni, former students, can be found on the major international scenes and in classrooms to give children and adolescents the opportunity to practice music. KMH is a major part of the so called Swedish music miracle.
The Royal College of Music in Stockholm, KMH, is one of the world"s best places to study at if you want to be a musician or music teacher. You can immerse yourself in different genres and different instruments, take part in education programmes or freestanding courses. Our programmes and teachers are of high international standard. As a student at KMH you will have access to fantastic facilities on our two campuses, Edsberg and Valhallavägen. Here we tell you about the student union, exchange studies and about studying with disabilities.
Music is a major field of knowledge and research area, relevant to a number of social areas such as health, technology, economics, learning and cultural heritage. KMH aims to work within the subject area of ​​music, in order to be able to contribute with our specific skills to other fields of knowledge where music participates in social development and for a good life. To create, perform and learn music, you need to understand how it works. You need to understand the traditions and specificities of different musical forms, their language and function, and not least how they are technically constructed. KMH"s many toolboxes for exploring and understanding music are constantly evolving: ranging from music theory and studies of the music engineering to subjects such as music history, music anthropology and music education. The research extension in education based on music education and music therapy at KMH is very strong and gives depth to the next generation of musicians and music teachers.
KMH acts partly as an individual specialized institution, partly in collaboration with other institutions and organizations, representing the major subject area of ​​music. As KMH does not yet have the entitlement to award a qualification at the postgraduate level, we are working with the CSC School at KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm University, and the Faculty of Arts at Lund University, with whom we cooperate in postgraduate studies. In addition, we have national and international externally funded research projects, local research projects, a higher seminar for research in music and faculty meetings for supervisors. In addition, KMH organises research development activities such as workshops on written assignments for teachers/supervisors and workshops for application writing.