Learning at Central
When training or studying at Central you will be part of a distinctively energetic learning environment, where the practical intensity of conservatoire training and the innovation and enquiry of a university meet.
This page hosts a number of key resources you have access to during your time at Central, as well as links to the Academic Regulations Handbook and the Student Procedures guide.
Key Links
The student experience and a collaborative approach to learning are at the centre of Central’s mission; we aim to support all our students to become employable and successful in their careers. All our academic staff are dedicated to high quality teaching and research, and are experts in their own fields, bringing a wealth of industry experience.
Learning Skills is a service offered to all Central students throughout the academic year.
The Library is a world leading specialist collection of drama and theatre practice resources offered in a learning environment that is supportive and inspires creativity. Staff will help you to discover the information and resources you need to succeed and achieve as a student or researcher.
The Student Centre offers a range of support services to Central students.
The Technical & Production Department (T&P) supports learning through practical advice and training, to help students realise projects and productions across all of Central’s courses.
MyCentral is the intranet for The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama. From MyCentral you can access online learning, library resources and get support for all your computing and digital tasks. From this page you can log in, access the Password Reset Service, change your password or unlock your account.
Academic Regulations and Student Procedures
Academic Regulations and Student Procedures
Central’s Academic Regulations and Student Procedures apply to all taught and research programmes, and to all students registered on those programmes.
Regulations relating to student admission, assessment, progression and the conferment of awards.
Procedures for academic appeals, complaints, disciplinaries, code of conduct, and academic misconduct