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Rose Bruford College (R51)

England, United Kingdom
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  • 1,000 Students
  • 10 Faculties
  • 1950Founded
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About

Rose Bruford College is a beacon of excellence and innovation in arts education, rooted in a rich history of pioneering spirit and unwavering dedication. The College is located in Lamorbey Park, Southeast London, in beautiful green grounds just 30 minutes by train from Trafalgar Square and the heart of London’s West End. 

Acronym R51
Motto / Slogan integrity, creativity, and inclusion.
Colour grayscale color
Founded 1950
Undergraduate Programmes
Postgraduate Programmes 15
Location City of London, England, United Kingdom
Address Lamorbey Park, Burnt Oak Lane, Sidcup DA15 DF

Mission

Rose Bruford College's mission is to achieve social and cultural impact by delivering high-quality vocational training in theatre, live performance, and the creative industries. 

Vision

Rose Bruford College's envision a future where creativity catalyses societal change, innovation flourishes, and the arts transcend the boundaries of culture and discipline.

Rose Bruford College

Objectives

Rose Bruford College hopes to lead in arts higher education, drive innovation, and make a lasting impact on society.

Main Academic Divisions (Faculties)

Acting, Actor Musicianship, American Theatre Arts, Contemporary and Popular Performance, Costume Production, Creative Lighting Control, Design for Performance, European Theatre Arts, Scenic Arts, and Stage Management. 

Reasons to Study at Rose Bruford College

  1. Develop your passion

    Develop your passion in design, production arts or performance practices in one of our specialist courses. Their expert staff will hone your skills through rigorous training so that you can produce your very best work.

  2. The Courses

    The undergraduate courses foster a unique collaborative learning community, in which you will develop into a career-ready professional in performing, design and production arts while their specialist postgraduate courses are renowned for their teaching quality and for the transformational learning experiences that they deliver

Fees

Undergraduate Tuition

Indigenous Students GBP 9,535
International Students GBP 22,800 - GBP 24,150

Postgraduate Tuition

Indigenous Students GBP 11,500 - GBP 25,950
International Students GBP 20,050 - GBP 47,700

Admission

Undergraduate Admission Requirement

Check the course page for entry requirement.

Supporting Documents

  • Passport
  • Original documents of your qualifications
  • English qualification such as IELTS (if applicable)

Postgraduate Admission Requirments

Check the course page for entry requirement.

 

Supporting Documents

  • Passport
  • Original documents of your qualifications
  • English qualification such as IELTS (if applicable)

How To Apply For Admission

FOR UNDERGRADUATE: Applications are made through UCAS. Go to your selected course page and click the ‘Apply Now’ button.

FOR POSTGRADUATE: Applications are made via the Online Application Portal. Go to your selected course page and click the ‘Apply Now’ button.

Admission Contacts

Email: [email protected],[email protected]

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Welcome to Rose Bruford College

Facilities

  • ✓Classrooms
  • ✓Library
  • ✓Accommodation
  • ✓ICT
  • ✓Cafeteria
  • Library: The campus library provides a host of resources for study and research into the performing arts and related subjects Resources include over 50,000 books, slides, CDs, videos, and DVDs, around 80 journal titles, plus online journals, and more.
  • Accommodation: The student hall of residence Christopher Court has 168 en-suite rooms and is opposite Sidcup train station. It's also only 10 minutes' walk away from campus. There are lots of other accommodation options available in the local area.
  • Classrooms: Classrooms are modern and well-equipped with computer access and projection facilities.
  • Cafeteria: Meals are provided in the college’s café where students serve themselves from a salad bar with a variety of cold dishes and sandwiches or are served from the hot food servery by Rose Bruford staff. Three meals are served each day including plenty of salads and fruit. Special dietary requirements can be catered for.

 

School Contact

Address

Lamorbey Park, Burnt Oak Lane, Sidcup DA15 DF

Email Address

[email protected]

Phone Number

+44 (0)20 8308 2600

Website Address

https://www.bruford.ac.uk/

Social Media Pages

Accreditations

  • Drama UK
  • Taught Degree Awarding Powers (TDAP)

Vice Chancellor

Professor Randall Whittaker

South African-born, Professor Whittaker studied music at conservatoires in South Africa, the Netherlands and Czechia, where he was a student of the renowned conductor Vladimír Válek. He has more than 20 years of experience in specialist creative higher education, leading significant organisational change and transformation projects, has worked closely with the Leadership Foundation for Higher Ed... read more
ucation to advance leadership in specialist institutions., and has held positions at specialist institutions in South Africa, the Netherlands, and the UK

Academic Staff

  • Jake Hassam

    Lecturer in Voice Jake Hassam is a voice practitioner, actor, and theatre maker, with over a decade of professional performance and conservatoire teaching experience. He trained as an actor at The Oxford School of Dram... read more
    a (2008-2011) and then at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, where he received an MA in Voice Studies (2018). He teaches Voice and Text, Poetry, Vocal Anatomy, and Political Speech at Rose Bruford College, across the BA Acting, BA Actor Musicianship, and BA Acting for Screen and Devised Performance programmes. 

  • Mayou Trikerioti

    Programme Director, Design for Performance BA Hons Mayou Trikerioti, is the interim Programme Director for Design for Performance (BA Hons) at Rose Bruford College. Trikerioti is a London-based performance designer and academic. She is an award-winnin... read more
    g artist working across theatre, film and television.

  • Dr. Ben Buratta

    Head of Acting and Performance Ben Buratta is a theatre maker, director, dramaturg, and researcher. Ben has directed plays and made work in theatres including The Bush, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, Southbank Centre, Contact, and T... read more
    he Royal Court and in settings such as nightclubs, warehouses, community centres, and public spaces. He is founder and Artistic Director of Outbox, a company who collaborate with LGBTQIA+ performers, artists, and communities to make performance. 

  • Lehni Lamide Davies

    Programme Director for BA Theatre & Social Change Lehni Lamide Davies is an Artist, Creative Facilitator, and Producer who primarily works on socially engaged performances, films, installations, exhibitions and participatory arts projects across vari... read more
    ous contexts and communities including care homes, schools, parks, shopping centres, festivals, theatres, galleries, cultural institutions and museums. 

  • Dr Joseph Dunne-Howrie

    MFA Programme Director Dr Joseph Dunne-Howrie is the MFA Programme Director, teaching students from several postgraduate courses in the second year of their studies. His primary research interests are performance practices ... read more
    that respond to and emerge from technological accelerationism, the climate crisis, and political extremism.
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Notable Alumni

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History

Founded by three visionary women – Rose Bruford, Edith Scorer and Mary Henniker-Heaton – the institution emerged from a shared sense of adventure and a daring ambition to redefine the boundaries of arts education. Originally named The Rose Bruford Training College of Speech and Drama, the institution was founded with a unique purpose: to train actors who could teach and teachers who could act.

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