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Yes. We welcome students from around the world and have an international community representing many different countries and backgrounds. Check our admission requirements and discover our dance, acting and musical theatre programmes.

Our campus is located in Sitges, a vibrant Mediterranean town just 30 minutes from Barcelona. Students on our dance, acting and musical theatre programmes enjoy an international learning environment while training close to one of Europe’s most creative cultural cities.

Currently the IAB has around 450 students across our BA (Hons) and Foundation programmes in dance, acting and musical theatre.

Students typically follow a full timetable that combines practical training, rehearsals, performances and academic modules. The exact balance varies depending on the programme and year of study, so check the timetable information on each programme page: dance, acting or musical theatre.

Contact hours vary depending on the programme and year of study. If you would like detailed information, we recommend attending one of our online Programme Talks, where the team can answer your questions. You can always connect with one of our current students using our online chat.

The academic year begins in September. Exact dates are published each year in the academic calendar. There is only one intake per year for our BA (Hons) and Foundation programmes.

Given the intensity of our programmes, while some students choose to work part-time during the academic year, many prefer to work during holiday periods so they can focus fully on their training during term time.

Yes. Teaching and assessment at the IAB are conducted in English. Check our English language requirements.

Whilst the training is intense (Monday to Friday), some students work in the evenings and at weekends, typically in hospitality, teaching in the community and babysitting.

Most students buy a bike or a skateboard to get around town. Most also live within walking distance of campus; see our accommodation page.

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