University of Glasgow
Overview
The University of Glasgow is a prestigious public research university in Glasgow, Scotland, with a rich history dating back to 1451. It is widely regarded for its academic excellence, commitment to research, and international recognition. It offers a diverse range of programs, with emphasis on research-driven teaching and global collaboration.
Established:
- 1451 as the University of Glasgow.
Location:
- Glasgow, Scotland (main campus). It also has international campuses and partnerships around the world.
Programs and Courses Offered
Undergraduate & Postgraduate Programs by Faculty
| Faculty | Programs Offered |
|---|---|
| Business, Economics & Law | – Business Management – Economics – Accounting and Finance – Law – International Relations |
| Engineering, Physical & Mathematical Sciences | – Aerospace Engineering – Civil Engineering – Mechanical Engineering – Electrical & Electronic Engineering – Computer Science |
| Humanities & Social Sciences | – History – Philosophy – Sociology – Psychology – Education – Politics – Social Work |
| Life Sciences | – Biological Sciences – Biotechnology – Medical Genetics – Environmental Science |
| Health & Medicine | – Medicine – Dentistry – Veterinary Medicine – Nursing – Public Health |
| Arts & Creative Industries | – Architecture – Fashion Design – Music – Theatre Studies – Fine Art |
| Information Technology | – Computing Science – Data Science – Artificial Intelligence – Software Engineering |
Rankings (2024)
UK University Ranking
- Guardian University Guide: Ranked 15th overall in the UK
- The Complete University Guide: Ranked 20th overall in the UK
- Times Higher Education World University Rankings: Ranked in the 100-150 range globally
Estimated Tuition Fees
| Campus | Program Type | Fee Range (per Year) |
|---|---|---|
| Undergraduate | Home/EU Students | £9,250 – £18,000 |
| International Students | £18,000 – £22,000 | |
| Postgraduate | Home/EU Students | £10,000 – £20,000 |
| International Students | £18,000 – £25,000 | |
| Foundation Programs | Home/EU Students | £9,250 – £12,000 |
Estimated Living Costs (Per Year)
| Living Expenses | Cost (GBP) |
|---|---|
| Accommodation | £120 – £350/week |
| Food | £40 – £70/week |
| Transport | £40 – £80/month |
| Utilities & Other | £50 – £80/month |
| Total Estimated Monthly Cost | £900 – £1,500 |
| Total Estimated Annual Cost | £10,800 – £18,000 |
Additional Information
Accommodation Options
- Private Accommodation: Renting shared flats, studios, or private halls near the campus. Private halls can range from £120 to £350 per week depending on the location and amenities.
- University Halls: Most first-year students opt for university-managed halls of residence, ranging from £120 to £200 per week for standard rooms. En-suite and larger rooms can cost more.
Food and Dining:
- Campus Dining: Offers a range of affordable and diverse dining options, with facilities providing vegetarian, vegan, and international cuisines.
- Off-Campus: Glasgow has several grocery stores, markets, and restaurants offering a wide range of food choices, including ethnic cuisines like Indian, Middle Eastern, and Asian.
Public Transport:
- Glasgow offers efficient bus, subway, and train systems. Bus travel within the city is approximately £2 per single journey, with monthly travel passes available. If you are living on campus, transport costs may vary based on whether you opt for buses or walking
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