University of West London

Graduates of the London College of Music are employed in a range of sectors such as: Audio Software Engineering, Composition, Electronic Music Production, Music Management, Music Performance & more.

As per data curated from an unofficial source, the median salary earned by London College of Music graduates is around INR 31.42 L-37.04 L.

The University of Manchester is much tougher to get into than University of West London. The University of Manchester has an acceptance rate of around 40-50% while the University of West London has an acceptance rate of around 83%, suggesting it is almost twice as tough to get into. 

Admissions to the London College of Music's UG courses are still open for the upcoming academic session.

Interested UG students can submit respective applications via the UCAS portal by Jun 30, 2025.

Yes, IELTS is a mandatory requirement for students to fulfil.

The minimum acceptable IELTS score UG students must achieve is 6.0, while the minimum score PG students must achieve is 6.5.

The London College of Music has an acceptance rate of around 83%, it can be inferred that the institute is somewhat competitive to secure admissions at.

Students must perform well in past academics as well as other non-academic activities to stand out from the rest of the crowd & have a better chance of admission.

If the college's acceptance rate of 83% is anything to go by, it can be said that it is somewhat selective at granting admissions to students & interested candidates must perform really well in past academics & university-entrance exams to have a chance of securing admissions. 

No, the University of West London is not a part of the Russell group institutions. The Russell Group is considered the UK's equivalent to the Ivy-League in the United States.

Similar to Ivy League institutions, the Russell group universities are known for providing best in-class education & world class infrastructural facilities to students. 

The capital city of Wales, Cardiff, is considered among the cheapest cities in the UK. The city of Cardiff houses the prestigious University of Cardiff, which is incidentally a member of the Russell Group.

The rent in Cardiff is comparatively much lower than in other cities, & it boasts the UK's most affordable transportation network making it easier for students to live & commute from a different location. Another good thing about Cardiff is the greater availability of part-time jobs that can come in handy to make ends meet.