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/universityofglasgow @UofGlasgow Contents What can I study? 2 Introducing the University 4 Your steps to University 6 VISIT US Life at Glasgow: Instagram 8 While our open days are the best way to find out more Why ? 10 about student life, there are plenty of other opportunities Discover Glasgow 12 to visit our campuses. We offer applicants’ visit days and West End Living 14 campus tours, plus you can also plan your own visit. Our Garscube and Dumfries campuses 16 We look forward to welcoming you soon. Your Glasgow home 18 Get ahead of the game: sport at Glasgow 20 Glasgow Open Days Life beyond the books: student life 22 Thursday, 16 June 2016 Support along the way: student services 24 Thursday, 1 September 2016 Your future: internships and careers 26 Saturday, 22 October 2016 See the world: study abroad opportunities 28 Dumfries Open Days Welcoming the world: international students 30 Thursday, 23 June 2016 Choosing your degree 32 Thursday, 8 September 2016 How to apply 34 Saturday, 29 October 2016 Fees, costs and scholarships 36

For details about coming to see us, visit: A – Z of degree programmes 38 www.glasgow.ac.uk/about/visit/ undergraduateevents Entry requirements 148 Degree programme index 162

The small print and acknowledgements 176

Joint Ranked in the Russell 76th Group 26,000 4th Top 3 62nd top 1% Times Higher students oldest English- A member of the Russell in the Russell Group QS World University of universities World University Group of research- from over speaking university for student satisfaction Rankings 2015 in the world Rankings 2015/16 intensive UK universities 140 countries in the world (NSS 2015)

1 2 WHAT CAN I STUDY? Arts Life Sciences (Biology) Science Archaeology 44 Anatomy 43 Accounting & Mathematics 39 Celtic Civilisation 50 Biochemistry 46 Accounting & Statistics 40 Celtic Studies 51 Genetics 79 Archaeology 44 Classics (Classical Civilisation) 58 Human Biology 88 Astronomy 45 Comparative Literature 60 Human Biology & Nutrition 89 Chemical Physics 53 Digital Media & Information Studies 64 Immunology 90 Chemistry 54 Electronics with Music 70 Marine & Freshwater Biology 96 Chemistry with Medicinal Chemistry 55 English Language 71 Microbiology 105 Computing Science 61 English Literature 72 Molecular & Cellular Biology 106 Earth Science 65 Film & Television Studies 74 Molecular & Cellular Biology Electronic & Software Engineering 68 Gaelic 78 (with Biotechnology) 107 Environmental Science & Greek 82 Molecular & Cellular Biology Sustainability (Dumfries) 73 History 85 (with Plant Science) 108 Finance & Mathematics 75 History of Art 86 Neuroscience 111 Finance & Statistics 76 History of Art & Art-world Practice 87 Parasitology 114 Geography 80 Latin 93 Pharmacology 115 Informatics 91 Music (BMus) 109 Physiology 119 Mathematics 97 Music (MA) 110 Physiology & Sports Science 120 Physics/Theoretical Physics 117 Philosophy 116 Physiology, Sports Science Physics with Astrophysics 118 & Nutrition 121 Scottish History 127 Psychology 125 Veterinary Biosciences 143 Scottish Literature 128 Software Engineering 131 Virology 146 Theatre Studies 139 Statistics 133 Zoology 147 Theology & Religious Studies 140

Social Sciences Modern Languages Engineering Business & Management 48 French 77 Aeronautical Engineering 41 Business Economics 49 German 81 Aerospace Systems 42 Central & East European Studies 52 Hispanic Studies 84 Biomedical Engineering 47 Community Development 59 Italian 92 Civil Engineering 56 Economic & Social History 66 Portuguese 123 Civil Engineering with Architecture 57 Economics 67 Russian 126 Electronic & Software Engineering 68 Geography 80 Spanish 132 Electronics & Electrical Engineering 69 Health & Social Policy (Dumfries) 83 Politics 122 Electronics with Music 70 Mechanical Design Engineering 98 Professional Degrees Psychology 125 Mechanical Engineering 99 Social & Public Policy 129 Mechanical Engineering with Accountancy & Finance 38 Sociology 130 Aeronautics 100 Dentistry 62 Mechatronics 101 Law 94 Product Design Engineering 124 Medicine 102 Teaching Nursing 112 Education with Primary Veterinary Medicine & Surgery 144 Teaching Qualification 134 Music (BEd) 135 Primary Education with Teaching Qualification (Dumfries) 136 Religious & Philosophical Education 137 Technological Education 138

Our 12-level library is one of the best academic libraries in Europe 2 3 Peter, British, @peter studies Psychology & Spanish Established in One of only I decided to apply to UofG after attending an open day and being thoroughly impressed 4 universities Top 5 with both the campus and range of facilities. @UofGlasgow #UofGworldchangers with a highly for quality 1451 rated all-round extracurricular of student life experience (Lloyds Bank Quality of Student Life Survey 2015) 90% (Which? University Student Survey 2014) satisfaction Glasgow (National Student Survey 2015) is the world’s 4-year friendliest city degree (Rough Guides 2014) programmes offering flexibility 250 & choice clubs and societies UNESCO City of 92.9% of students Music in employment or further study 6 months after graduation (Higher Education Statistics Agency 2013/14)

Kelvingrove Park sits on the banks of the River Kelvin next to the University and includes five bowling greens, four tennis courts, a skateboard park and the open-air Kelvingrove Bandstand

4 5 6 YOUR STEPS Apply for accommodation We have six residences close to campus – TO UNIVERSITY see page 18 for details. 1 7 Research your options Results day Choose from around 100 single Keep an eye on your inbox or 600 joint undergraduate for your confirmation of programmes. Check out a place with us. page 2 for a summary. Fingers crossed! 2 8 Experience our Open Day A warm welcome Visit our inspiring campus Settle into university life and find out more about with a variety of Freshers’ your subject(s) of interest. Week and Induction events. See page 1 for dates.

3 9 Submit an application Work hard, play hard Apply to study with us via Glasgow is rated highly for UCAS (www.ucas.com). student satisfaction. Plus you See page 34 for can spend a semester or deadline dates. year abroad – see page 28 to find out more. 4 5 10 Attend Applicants’ Accept your offer Graduation Visit Day Remember to accept your After a lot of work and fun, Come along to Applicants’ offer so that we can prepare it’s time for us to wish you Visit Day on 31 March to speak for your arrival! Check your farewell and good luck. to academic and services staff deadline on UCAS. and explore our facilities. Who will you become?

The Fraser Building is your one-stop-shop for a range of student services including the Student Services Enquiry Team, GP surgery, pharmacy, bookstore and food court

6 7 Lighting up the sky Fashion Watch Friday Charity custard bath Carol singing in the Cloisters Autumn leaves Let’s dance Everyone’s pal, Miller UofG on the road

TEDx inspires UofG Dear Green Place I heart UofG New study buddy Sunset on the Clyde West End Festival Parade Park life Spot of culture

Saturday Night’s Alright Working hard in UofG library World’s friendliest people Catching some Scottish rays Hogwarts? Sporting legends on the run Heading to the Hive* Proud UofG graduate in

Dizzy heights at Night at the Museum Valentine’s hugs from Gus Team UofG all the way Insta Takeover Pipes are calling Bloomin’ lovely Feeling the love! The Lighthouse**

Study break in First Minister thanks UofG Oh so twinkly cloisters Baby you’re a firework Piping Live in George Square On guard Campus life Flying the flag

Follow us on Instagram @UofGlasgow for an insight into student life Life at Glasgow

8 * Hive image: Clark James ** Lighthouse image: @samueljosofat 9 WHY SCOTLAND? As well as having a world-renowned education system and more world-class universities per head of population than anywhere else in the world, Scotland has lots to offer. With Glasgow as a base, you’ll be in the ideal location to explore the length and breadth of the country. From spectacular scenery and adventure sports to breathtaking castles and some of the world’s best-loved cultural festivals, there are plenty of attractions to experience.

Neighbouring cities architecture. There are plenty of architectural Glasgow’s location in the Central Belt makes it gems to discover such as castles and Victorian easy to explore Scotland’s other cities. Whether tenements, right up to the cutting-edge designs of you fancy checking out the world’s largest arts today such as the iconic Clyde Auditorium, known festival in Edinburgh, uncovering Scotland’s finest locally as ‘the Armadillo’. concentration of historic buildings in Stirling, or T in the Park; Scotland’s annual three-day music festival even trying to catch sight of the Loch Ness Monster Beaches near Inverness, you’ll be well placed to tour our As part of an island, Scotland is surrounded by beautiful country. plenty of beautiful beaches, many of which have won awards from Keep Scotland Beautiful and the Loch Lomond world organisation Blue Flag. Whether you decide Magnificent Loch Lomond is the focal point of to take part in watersport activities or just go for a Scotland’s first national park and is the largest relaxing walk, keep your eyes peeled for marine life land-locked body of water on the UK mainland. in the waters and seabirds flying overhead. Located just 40 minutes from Glasgow, it’s a popular day-trip destination thanks to the various Parks and gardens opportunities for water sports, fishing, golf, walking, Scotland is home to a wide variety of stunning hiking and camping. parks and gardens in the cities, countryside and castle grounds. Discover exotic species in Outdoor activities one of Scotland’s many botanic gardens, enjoy If you fancy exploring on foot, there are trails, routes, the tranquillity of city parks, stroll in the gardens hill climbs and mountain adventures to suit walkers of ancient castles or wander through beautiful of all levels. Scotland’s iconic Munros (mountains woodland gardens. over 3,000 feet) offer many rewarding opportunities to explore some of the most beautiful and remote Something for everyone habitats in Europe. These are just a few examples of what Scotland has to offer. There are a whole host of activities to take Culture and architecture part in, from mountain biking and sailing to playing Scotland has a thriving arts and culture scene, on world-famous golf courses and living it up at from its eclectic range of theatre and dance to its Scotland’s annual music festival, T in the Park. many blockbuster movie locations and captivating art and literary scene. Find out more Architecture fans are spoilt for choice with For more information on Scotland, check out Scotland’s rich legacy of striking and unique www.visitscotland.com

Mountain biking on the Black Route - part of the Balblair Mountain Bike Trails (Forestry Commission) near Bonar Bridge, Highlands of Scotland Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland Dunes on Luskentyre beach on the Isle of Harris, Outer Hebrides 10 11 DISCOVER GLASGOW Riverside Museum: Scotland’s Museum of Transport and Travel With a wealth of cultural attractions, impressive architecture, fantastic shopping and a year-round programme of world-class events, it is easy to understand why Glasgow is firmly established as one of Europe’s most exciting destinations. As the UK’s third-largest city and one of the world’s top student destinations, Glasgow has loads to offer you.

Getting around Culture It’s easy to travel around Glasgow, whether you For culture vultures, the city is home to more than choose to walk, take the bus or use the subway. 20 world-class museums and art galleries; and is Our subway system is the third oldest in the world proud to have Europe’s largest civic arts collection and is known locally as ‘the Clockwork Orange’. with works by Dali, Van Gogh, Degas and Monet all It connects our main campus in the West End to available to view free-of-charge in venues around the city centre in under 10 minutes. the city. Buchanan Street, part of Glasgow’s Style Mile The Barrowlands, one of Glasgow’s major rock/pop venues Shopping Eating out It’s no surprise that Glasgow is consistently voted The city’s fantastic range of restaurants and cafés the top place to shop in the UK outside London. reflects its diverse population. Whether you’re after The city’s huge retail centre has a ‘style mile’ an amazing Asian kitchen that’s open until 2.30am, containing big-name shops like Forever 21 and the a scoop of the creamiest Italian ice cream, or a plate Apple Store, as well as designer outlets and quirky of haggis, neeps and tatties – Scotland’s national vintage boutiques. dish – Glasgow won’t disappoint. Many eateries offer student discounts too. Sports Nightlife Following our successful hosting of the 2014 Commonwealth Games, our sports facilities have As the UK’s first UNESCO City of Music, Glasgow is never been better. From the Chris Hoy Velodrome host to around 130 music events every week. From and national football stadium Hampden Park, to an catching global superstars at the 12,000 capacity indoor snowboard and ski slope (with real snow) SSE Hydro, to local indie bands at legendary King and ice arena, you’ll be spoilt for choice. Tut’s, Glasgow caters for all music tastes. Glasgow’s nightlife is unrivalled, with the city Parks boasting more than 700 bars, pubs and nightclubs If you are looking for somewhere to relax and and seven cinemas, including the tallest in the escape the city buzz, Glasgow has plenty of world. There’s also an impressive mix of theatres, options. In fact, the city has more green space per comedy clubs and even themed cabaret clubs. head of population than any other European city, with over 90 parks and public gardens. Plenty of Find out more options to take your study materials or a good For more information on Glasgow, check out book outside! www.peoplemakeglasgow.com

Glasgow has been named a 2016 must-visit destination by National Geographic.

SSE Hydro, the world’s second-busiest live entertainment arena (Source: Pollstar) 12 13 WEST END LIVING

The University’s main campus is nestled within Glasgow’s The West End Festival takes place every summer cosy and cultural West End, which is packed full of cafés, bars, vintage boutiques and cultural attractions.

There’s plenty of entertainment on offer in the to walks, talks and community galas. The festival vibrant West End, from the Grosvenor Cinema, parade is undoubtedly the biggest highlight of the which provides big comfy seats for its guests, to festival, last year seeing 80,000 people turn out to Òran Mór, a converted church where you can settle watch the procession with over 300 participants. down to enjoy lunchtime theatre known as A Play, a Pie and a Pint. Perfect for a welcome study break, the West End offers plenty of green spaces, such as Kelvingrove The West End is overflowing with a range of Park and the Botanic Gardens. Located just a short eateries offering cuisine from around the globe, walk from the main campus, the Botanic Gardens from Japanese and Indian to Greek and French. provide a tranquil blend of formal gardens and A popular choice is the Hanoi Bike Shop, an woodland walks, as well as the beautiful Kibble authentic Vietnamese restaurant hidden in Ruthven Palace glasshouse. Kelvingrove Park is a classic Lane. For socialising, the quirky Hillhead Bookclub Victorian park by the River Kelvin, offering sporting serves cocktails in gramophones while offering a facilities including bowling greens, tennis courts selection of retro video games, plus you can even and a skateboard park. Furthermore, the park now The West End is home to a vast array of vintage boutiques and independent stores The Botanic Gardens is home to the Kibble Palace glasshouse, ideal for a post-study stroll challenge your friends to a game of ping-pong. boasts the 2,500-capacity Kelvingrove Bandstand A must-visit is student-friendly Ashton Lane, a and Amphitheatre, which is host to a variety of open charming cobbled lane full of character which is air events including live music and dance, theatre popular throughout the day and also as a late-night and spoken word recitals. stop, with a great choice of bars and restaurants. The West End is also home to one of the most Every June, the West End is home to Glasgow’s visited museums in the United Kingdom outside of largest cultural event, the West End Festival. Over London, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. The the festival’s three weeks, you can take your pick museum has 22 themed galleries displaying over from 400 events ranging from music and theatre, 8,000 objects and entry is completely free.

Kelvingrove Park is located just a couple of minutes’ walk from the main campus Ashton Lane is a lively cobbled lane packed with bars, restaurants and a cinema 14 15 OUR GARSCUBE & DUMFRIES CAMPUSES As well as our main campus at Gilmorehill in the city’s bustling West End, we have teaching and research facilities at two other locations.

Garscube Campus Across 80 hectares at the northwest Some of the facilities within our and prognostic tools that benefit cancer boundary of the city lies our beautiful internationally accredited school include: patients, taking new therapies through Garscube estate, just four miles from the · the award-winning Small Animal Hospital pre-clinical and clinical trials. The Institute of University’s Gilmorehill campus. – Scotland’s only animal hospital with Cancer Sciences is a major component of Home to the School of Veterinary Medicine, magnetic resonance imaging, alongside the Cancer Research UK West of Scotland the Institute of Cancer Sciences and the computed tomography and radiotherapy Cancer Centre and is a partner with the MRC Centre for Virus Research, the campus all under one roof Beatson Institute for Cancer Research also has a range of indoor and outdoor · the Weipers Centre for Equine Welfare, (BICR), which together form the core of sports facilities, onsite parking and excellent which offers services for anaesthesia, cancer research in Glasgow. public transport links. The sports complex diagnostic imaging, lameness therapy, MRC- Centre is popular with the University’s outdoor equine surgery and physiotherapy for Virus Research Crichton Estate, Dumfries campus sports teams, with six grass pitches, two · the Scottish Centre for Production, all-weather synthetic pitches, gym, tennis Animal Health and Food Safety, The MRC-University of Glasgow Centre courts, cricket oval, exercise studio and 5km which offers diagnostic imaging, fertility for Virus Research (CVR) was established of walking and jogging routes around the assessments and surgical procedures. in 2010 and represents the UK’s largest Dumfries Campus grouping of human and veterinary grounds. For more information on the School of virologists. The centre carries out Our School of Interdisciplinary Studies is Practical, hands-on learning About the town Veterinary Medicine, visit www.glasgow. School of Veterinary Medicine multidisciplinary research on viruses and based in Dumfries, where you can join a ac.uk/schools/vet All students in Dumfries have the Located approximately 90 minutes south With over 150 years of veterinary excellence, viral diseases of humans and animals, friendly student community in the beautiful opportunity to undertake work experience of Glasgow and less than an hour from the School of Veterinary Medicine is pre- Institute of Cancer Sciences translating the knowledge gained for the countryside of the south-west of Scotland. placements. Many courses include Carlisle, Dumfries is set in magnificent eminent in teaching, research and clinical improvement of health. Research covers Subjects you can study on this campus are: extensive fieldwork and site visits, making countryside with all the charm and vibrancy The Institute of Cancer Sciences is part emerging viruses including arboviruses, provision, and attracts students, researchers of a national centre of excellence in the · Environmental Science & Sustainability the most of the abundant resources on of a small university town. It’s a friendly place and clinicians from around the world. innate and intrinsic immunity to virus our doorstep and our excellent network of where you’ll settle in quickly, becoming part fight against cancer. The institute carries infection, hepatitis C virus, viruses and · Health & Social Policy · Our research places us amongst the out a programme of world-class science · Primary Education with Teaching partner organisations. We have extensive of the University and the local community. cancer, structural virology, viral genomics study abroad links and you could also world leaders in global animal health directed at understanding the molecular and bioinformatics. Qualification There is an active Students’ Association · Accredited status from the American changes that cause cancer. It boasts one pursue international work experience. and popular activities include rowing, Veterinary Medical Association of the largest centres for cancer trials in Excellent facilities Innovative teaching mountain biking, horse riding and sailing. · Top amongst UK veterinary schools the UK and is working to translate scientific Your classes will be taught in the traditional Alternatively, if you’re looking for culture, for research quality discoveries into new drugs or diagnostic red sandstone buildings of the Crichton In Dumfries we specialise in interdisciplinary you’ll find an impressive arts and live music Estate, set in stunning parkland. We place learning. Because we are a relatively small scene. The region is steeped in literary great importance on practical study. campus you’ll get to know your lecturers history and hosts an impressive range of personally and be able to get your ideas festivals and sporting events. Our new facilities include a simulated across, build your confidence and advance primary school classroom, an outdoor your critical thinking. We teach you how Find out more teaching garden for environmental students your subjects relate to each other and to the To find out more, visit www.glasgow.ac.uk/ and gym facilities. You’ll have access to both wider world. the Crichton Library and our extensive library dumfries in Glasgow, including a wealth of online All students can use our virtual learning resources and dedicated subject librarians. environment, sharing course content and collaborating with staff and classmates We have three self-catering halls of online. residence in Dumfries and the cost of living is very reasonable. Students can also access the on-site restaurant, bar, swimming pool and spa, Neuros, at a great student membership rate.

Award-winning Small Animal Hospital, Garscube campus 16 17 Sgeama Còmhnaidh nan Oileanach A bheil Gàidhlig agad? An còrdadh e riut fuireach còmhla ri daoine eile aig a bheil Gàidhlig? Tha sinn a’ toirt cothrom do dh’oileanaich aig a bheil Gàidhlig, fuireach ann am flat ri chèile airson na bliadhna acadaimigich. ’S e cothrom air leth a tha seo do luchd-labhairt na Gàidhlig a bhith stèidhichte ann an àrainneachd Ghàidhlig fad bliadhna air àrainn an Oilthighe. Gaelic Language Residency Scheme YOUR Do you speak Gaelic? Would you like to live on-campus with other Gaelic speakers? Sgeama Còmhnaidh nan Oileanach is a unique residency scheme offering Gaelic-speaking students the GLASGOW opportunity to live together on-campus in a Gaelic environment for the academic year. For more information, contact: [email protected] HOME www.taighnagaidhlig.org Living in residences is a great way to make new friends and settle in quickly to university life. The accommodation office is here to help you find a suitable place to live and, providing you’ve applied for residence and met the conditions of your offer of study before 22 August, we can guarantee a place in our university residences.

Am I eligible? Frequently asked questions Most new full-time students studying for a degree, To find out the answers to your questions, from including international students, are guaranteed when you can apply and move in, to sharing with accommodation (subject to our admissions policy), friends, when to pay and other special requests, see www.glasgow.ac.uk/accommodation visit www.glasgow.ac.uk/accommodation/faqs How much does it cost? Tel: +44 (0)141 330 4743 Email: [email protected] Fees range from around £3,520 for a shared room in a self-catered residence or £5,360 for a single Private Accommodation Viewing Service (PAVS) en-suite room in a self-catered residence, to around If you are looking for private rented accommodation £6,950 for an en-suite single bedroom in catered for the next academic year and are unable to accommodation for a 39-week contract. view the accommodation yourself, the Students’ See up-to-date prices for all our residences at Representative Council (SRC) can be of assistance www.glasgow.ac.uk/undergraduate/ with their new viewing service. accommodation/fees The Private Accommodation Viewing Service (PAVS)* What kinds of residences are available? involves trained volunteers viewing properties on your behalf and completing a checklist which is then We have six student residences for undergraduate emailed to you so you can make a more informed students, in convenient locations within walking decision about whether to go ahead with renting the distance of our main campus. Benefits include: property. We can also check landlord registration/ · trained pastoral staff living on-site HMO licensing and tenancy agreements if required. · group insurance cover for your belongings Full details of the service are available at www. · automatic membership of the University’s sport glasgowstudent.net/advice/accommodation/pavs and recreation facilities Find further information on sourcing private · 24/7 internet access incorporating wi-fi in all accommodation by visiting www.glasgowstudent. bedrooms net/advice/accommodation · managed on-site coin-operated laundries You can compare the facilities online at www.glasgow.ac.uk/undergraduate/ accommodation

* This service is primarily available for international students but we will consider requests from UK students whose circumstances prevent them from viewing properties themselves, depending on levels of demand for the service. Murano Street Student Village; our largest self-catered residence 18 19 GET AHEAD OF THE Judo is one of 51 sports clubs you can choose from PowerPlay is our weights, conditioning and functional training gym GAME Whether you’re a world-class athlete or new to exercise, we have the facilities and expertise to keep you motivated. What else would you expect from the host city of the 2014 Commonwealth Games?

Sport for fun Sport for team players From the serious to the social side of sport, we love With excellent facilities for team sports at the it all at Glasgow. We have over 15,000 members of University’s Garscube Sports Complex (the home our sports facilities and approximately 4,000 students of outdoor sport) and a number of friendly clubs participate in our 51 different sports clubs. With so open to new members, you could find yourself Exercise classes are free and take place throughout the day Rugby is one of many outdoor sports you can tackle many activities to try out and plenty of post-exertion enjoying, among others: American football, socialising opportunities available, you can get fit basketball, rowing, cricket, curling, football, and have fun at the same time. golf, hockey, netball, rugby and volleyball. Sport for the great outdoors Our athletes and teams compete against the best in the UK with great success. If you like some fresh air in your fitness regime then you’re in the right place. Clubs such as the Hares Support for talented athletes and Hounds offer road, cross-country and hill-training If you’re a talented athlete, we offer academic runs for all standards, or you could tackle some of flexibility and a range of services to support you, Scotland’s fantastic mountain trails with the cycling as well as sports bursaries and scholarships. For club. You could even find yourself skydiving, surfing, further details, see www.glasgow.ac.uk/sport/ snowboarding or potholing in Scotland and beyond. support/scholarships Sport for fitness Investing in the future Our two purpose-built facilities are open seven days We’ve spent £10m extending our current sporting a week, early until late. facilities (which opened in October 2015) and are Facilities include: now developing phase two, which will see the · A six-lane, 25m heated swimming pool refurbishment of other areas to include additional · Sauna and steam room studio space for martial arts, exercise classes, · Squash courts cycle studio and treatment rooms. · Pulse – cardio and resistance gym · PowerPlay – weights, conditioning and functional Find out more training gym Visit www.glasgow.ac.uk/sport · Sports hall with Fanzone (the home of indoor sport) Follow @glasgowunisport on Facebook, Twitter · Activity hall and Instagram · Studios · Six grass and two all-weather synthetic pitches · Cricket oval · Tennis courts

Our swimming and water polo club is open to swimmers at all levels Our basketball drop-in and club sessions take place in our new sports hall, complete with FanZone 20 21 Kanzis, British Indian, @kanzis studies Earth Science There’s never a shortage of things to do or get involved in at Glasgow – there’s something for everyone. LIFE BEYOND @UofGlasgow #UofGworldchangers THE BOOKS Becoming a member of our University unions, council, clubs or media can be a great way to discover what you’re good at, pursue your passions, meet like-minded people and boost your employability.

Choose from two unions reviews, in-depth features or match Make yourself heard Glasgow University Union (GUU) has reports, the paper offers readers and Our Students’ Representative Council (SRC) everything a student needs within the writers an opportunity to find out more voices your opinions to the decision makers stunning old Union building and purpose- about what happens on campus. The by campaigning and sitting on all the major built extension nightclub, with no fewer than paper runs regular workshops which University committees. It’s run by students nine bars, two libraries, a debating chamber, cover everything from how to source for students and each year you can vote for snooker and pool hall, convenience store news, how to write news stories, and the candidates you want to represent you, and coffee shop serving Starbucks Coffee. good journalistic practice. or stand for office yourself. Find out more · Glasgow University Magazine (GUM): The GUU runs weekly games and at www.glasgowstudent.net a high-quality student magazine with entertainment, and is the most successful in-depth articles that cover current Discover new hobbies debating institution in the world, with five socio-cultural issues. It is released Glasgow’s student clubs and societies World University Debating Championships quarterly and showcases the creative provide a great way to learn new skills and to its name. Following an extensive talent at the University. GUM offers you make friends: renovation of the Union’s facilities, GUU now the opportunity to network with like- has entertainment facilities fitted out to rival · more than 250 clubs and societies, from minded people and gain valuable the major nightclubs in Europe. For more Capoeira dancing to TEDx to Physics experience in media and journalism. information, see www.guu.co.uk · volunteering opportunities including · Subcity: broadcasting from Glasgow volunteering abroad Queen Margaret Union was 125 years old to the world, is managed in 2015. It hosts new music, local bands, by a team of around 50 individuals and Explore the possibilities at big name acts, student-run club nights relies on the contributions of nearly 200 www.glasgowstudent.net/clubs and a variety of events from quizzes to presenters. Attracting tens of thousands Make some music open mic nights and a monthly poetry of listeners, the station provides a Do you sing, compose or play an night ‘Aloud’. It’s a welcoming and inclusive platform to creative individuals within instrument? Glasgow is the UK’s first space well known for charity fundraising the university community and beyond, UNESCO City of Music, and our students and campaigning on campus. It also while also hosting events at Glasgow’s and staff run a wide range of music groups provides space for clubs and societies top venues. that you can join. If you love to listen, you’ll to meet and now houses the University’s · Glasgow University Student Television enjoy our range of public performances, eco hub. For more information, visit (GUST): produces award-winning including the popular Thursday lunchtime www.qmunion.org.uk creative, factual and live content concerts. Find your voice with student media throughout the year that is broadcast online at gust.tv. GUST has access to an www.glasgow.ac.uk/musicintheuniversity The University’s student media has a on-campus studio and its own equipment fantastic reputation. You can join teams and software, allowing students to gain that produce: practical video production experience · Glasgow University Guardian: the in areas including: camera, sound, University’s official student newspaper. presenting, editing, live broadcasting, Whether it be news reporting, cultural animation, directing and much more.

GUU has nine bars, two libraries, a debating chamber, snooker and pool hall, convenience store and coffee shop 22 23 Alexandru, Romanian, @alexandru studies Electronics & Electrical Engineering The library is huge and the extended opening hours of 19 hours per day allow you to pop in to study whenever suits you best. SUPPORT @UofGlasgow #UofGworldchangers ALONG THE WAY We’re committed to connecting you with the right resources, from dedicated teaching staff to an excellent library with long opening hours. At Glasgow, we spend millions on our equipment and academic support services to create a world-class environment where you can feel inspired.

Library Improve your academic skills Open daily from 7.15am to 2.00am with online Advisers in the Student Learning Service and access 24/7, the University Library is here when the Writing Centre can help you develop your you need it. academic skills. · 12 wi-fi-enabled floors · All students are welcome at our workshops · Comfortable individual and group study spaces · One-to-one consultations are available to discuss and hundreds of PCs strategies for successful study · 2.5 million books and journals · College-specific guidance is offered on essay · More than 58,000 electronic journals and over writing, exam preparation, dissertations and 800,000 electronic books research · Library café and social learning space · Specialised guidance is given for first-year www.glasgow.ac.uk/library undergraduate mathematics and statistics courses Wi-fi and IT access www.glasgow.ac.uk/sls We provide computer clusters across campus and wireless network access in most public areas. Help when you need it · IT helpdesk in the library to help with any Our Student Services Enquiry Team is here to help IT problems you make the most of your time at Glasgow, from · More than 500 wi-fi hotspots across campus Council Tax queries to advice on support services www.glasgow.ac.uk/it/forstudents available to you. We can offer assistance with: · Your student record Contact with experts · Appointments and access to student To help you develop the ability to direct your own support services learning, you may experience a range of types of · Guidance on services available to you teaching contact: · A place to visit if you’re not sure who can help · Large sessions led by lecturers provide For a full list of all our student services, see a foundation for knowledge www.glasgow.ac.uk/students · Small-group tutorials with students and a tutor offer in-depth analysis Ask a Student · Larger-group seminars allow intensive Contact our Ask a Student service to be put in discussions and student presentations touch with current students who provide impartial · Hands-on practical or laboratory sessions information on student life at Glasgow. Send in your develop subject-related skills questions at www.glasgow.ac.uk/askastudent

Our library is open daily from 7.15am to 2am with online access 24/7 24 25 Caroline, German, @caroline studies Economics & Business Management I have used the Careers Service several times; the staff there are really friendly and approachable. @UofGlasgow #UofGworldchangers YOUR FUTURE We want you to be a success, both now and in the future. From the moment you arrive at Glasgow, we can help you to enhance your CV, build your experience, and meet with potential employers.

Our Careers Service Opportunities to meet with employers We take your career seriously, so we work to Each year we host hundreds of employers on incorporate the qualities and abilities that employers campus who want to meet with you at: want into your experience at university, whether · The Careers Fair you’re studying, volunteering, playing sport or · The Engineering and Technology Fair gaining work experience. · The Internship Fair · One-to-one careers guidance from professionally · The Banking, Finance and Consultancy Fair trained advisers · The Science Fair · Access to thousands of jobs and internships · The Charity and Volunteering Fair · Opportunities to meet with employers for work · Scores of employer presentations to guide your experience, internships and jobs job applications · Training and coaching in job-hunting techniques · My Career Week: a week-long series of events · Help to build your CV and complete job to help your job search applications · Information and advice about postgraduate study Contact Alumni to support your career including PhDs The Network is our exclusive online networking site for students and alumni. You can gain advice and Internships mentoring opportunities from our alumni in 180 The Careers Service manages The Internship Hub countries throughout the world. which is exclusively for our students. Find out more · Access to more than 350 internship opportunities in a wide range of sectors Tel: +44 (0)141 330 7000 · Internships are both paid and voluntary, both in Email: [email protected] term time and over the summer vacation Visit: www.glasgow.ac.uk/careers · Internships are structured and supported to help you develop skills that are useful when applying for graduate jobs

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WORLD Piotr studied abroad at Queensland University of Technology in Brisbane, Australia Zahra studied abroad at the University of California in the USA Looking for an inspiring, confidence-boosting and even life-changing experience? Our long-established Study Abroad programme can offer you exciting opportunities. From Europe and the USA, to Asia and Australia, the world is yours to explore.

The benefits Work abroad as part of your degree Many Glasgow students complete part of their Some degree programmes support work degree in another country. Courses taken overseas placements, which can take place in any company through one of our approved exchange programmes or institution abroad. Speak to your adviser of form part of your degree without adding an extra studies to find out more information about work year or semester, and there are many additional placements as part of your degree. benefits: Funding · Gain a new perspective on your studies · Develop a more international outlook You are registered at the University of Glasgow · Travel to new and amazing places throughout your time abroad, so there is no Katherine studied abroad at the Universitat Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona, Spain Laurynas studied abroad at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore · Make friends from all over the world additional tuition fee at the overseas partner. · Enhance your CV and develop skills that will If you choose a European destination, the Erasmus+ make you stand out Programme can provide a financial contribution · Receive support and recognition through towards travel and living costs during your time the programme abroad from 2 to 12 months. The Erasmus+ · No additional tuition fees at the overseas programme is funded by the European Union and university supports students who wish to study or work in another country in Europe as part of their degree Study abroad for a few weeks, up to a year programme. You can choose from over 180 destinations across A range of scholarships is also available for non- the globe. We have over 120 partners across Europe European destinations and short-term placements. and more than 50 international partners in Argentina, Australia, Azerbaijan, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, Students with a disability Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Mexico, New We welcome applications from students with Zealand, Singapore, South Africa and the USA. a disability and work with colleagues from the Where and when you can go depends on the Disability Service to prepare and support disabled subject you study but it is possible to go abroad with students for study abroad. Students going to Europe most degree programmes. Most students who study through Erasmus+ can also receive funding to help abroad do so in their third year of study. with additional support costs while abroad. You don’t need to speak a foreign language, as a lot Find out more of our partners teach in English. You can, however, take free language courses here to prepare for For more information on current partners, first- your time abroad and you can continue learning the hand accounts of previous exchange students’ language throughout your placement abroad. experiences and the University’s Study Abroad Fair see www.glasgow.ac.uk/studyabroad Our study exchange programme is usually for a semester or a full year, but we offer new short-term mobility opportunities such as summer schools abroad and other international activities via our network of partners.

John studied abroad at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada Amy studied abroad at Pontificia Universidad Catolica De Chile in Santiago, Chile 28 29 WELCOMING THE WORLD No matter how far you travel to join us, we’ll help you to feel at home. Glaswegians are famed for their friendliness and we have a range of specialist staff dedicated to your needs. From before you begin your journey to Glasgow, we work hard to make sure that when you arrive, you’ll have the best experience possible.

Meet us in your own country · IELTS 6.5 (with no sub-test less than 6) Glasgow International College Members of our International Recruitment · ibTOEFL: 92; no sub-test less than 20 If you’re an international student but not team travel throughout the world to attend · CAE (Cambridge Certificate of Advanced quite ready to study at Glasgow, our partner exhibitions, offer information sessions and English): 176 overall: no sub-test less institution, Glasgow International College, interview candidates. We also have staff than 169 can help you to achieve the required based in America, China, India, Nigeria · CPE (Cambridge Certificate of standards for admission to the University. and Singapore, who are there to assist Proficiency in English): 176 overall: no If you successfully complete a foundation international applicants. To find out where sub-test less than 169 programme at the required level, you can · PTE Academic (Pearson Test of English, progress to the second year of a degree we will be visiting and for contact details Academic test): 60; no sub-test less programme in business, engineering, of our in-country resident staff, see www. than 59 science and social sciences, see glasgow.ac.uk/international · IGCSE: English language: B minimum www.glasgow.ac.uk/gic Need advice now? We provide courses to help you reach a Contact the International Office, Glasgow in Singapore proficiency level equivalent to the required Tel: +44 (0)141 330 6062 If you are a graduate with good grades IELTS score through our English for Visit: www.glasgow.ac.uk/international from one of the polytechnics in Singapore, Academic Study (EAS) Unit. you may wish to study for a range of our Before you arrive Pre-sessional courses can last from 5 to BEng (Hons) and BSc (Hons) programmes, As you plan and prepare for your journey to 40 weeks depending on your entry level. which we offer in Singapore in partnership Once you are here Glasgow, our International Student Support These courses have a strong study skills with the Singapore Institute of Technology. Our range of services and social events have team can give you advice on any concerns component and focus on academic English A feature of the programmes is a four-week been designed to help you immerse yourself you have, including: to help you adapt to the style of learning visit to Glasgow in order to undertake in Scotland’s culture and enjoy your time at and teaching at the University. You can find a design project and be introduced to · immigration university. out more information at www.glasgow. Scottish culture. See www.glasgow.ac.uk/ · employment Our International Student Support team provide ac.uk/eas singapore for more information. · finance a dedicated advisory service for international If you’d like additional English language Glasgow in China students. We can help you with non-academic See www.glasgow.ac.uk/international/ tuition once you’ve started your academic We have a number of well-established and welfare matters. During the first few days support or email: internationalstudent course, we also provide part-time language partnerships across China. In partnership of specified arrival periods in September and [email protected] support classes, which are free of charge if with the University of Electronic Science & January, we set up a Welcome Desk on campus you pay the full international student fee. Find out more Technology of China we offer a four-year where you can go with any questions or concerns. BEng degree programme in Electronics Our International Student Handbook is International Summer School Orientation & Electrical Engineering. We also provide full of useful facts which will help you both You can also apply to join our International a range of opportunities for students from Our orientation programmes help you to feel at before and after your arrival in Glasgow. To Summer School, which offers a variety of our partners wishing to study abroad at home from the moment you arrive. download a copy, see www.glasgow.ac.uk/ courses from medical sciences through the University of Glasgow as a part of their international/support/before/handbook. to Scottish history, combined with a lively They run in September and January and provide undergraduate degree in 2+2, 2+3, 3+1, You can also find our Pre-departure Scottish social and cultural programme. For information on general welfare, immigration, 3+2 and 4+1 formats. Please contact the Checklist and more at www.glasgow.ac.uk/ more information, visit www.glasgow.ac.uk/ health, employment regulations, finance and other International Office for more information: international/support/before international/internationalsummerschool non-academic matters, as well as opportunities [email protected] to socialise and visit the local area. Improving competence in English Other routes to Glasgow If you are arriving in September, our Welcome Before you are admitted to the University, We partner with a range of institutions Team can meet you at Glasgow Airport and we require you to show competence that can offer you alternative ways to provide transport. More information and online in English. We set a minimum English study with us, whether in your own registration for this service and for orientation language proficiency level and accept country, or in preparation for beginning is available on our website in the weeks before qualifications from around the world: your undergraduate degree at Glasgow. your arrival: www.glasgow.ac.uk/international/ support

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YOUR DEGREE Year of study Degree structure (flexible degree programmes) Glasgow is one of the world’s top universities, which means we can offer you a Year 1 All students are normally required to study three subjects in year 1. world-class degree. And with a fantastic range of subjects, you should be able to find Students who applied for a Single Honours degree will be guaranteed a degree programme that matches your interests. The subject(s) you choose will enrolment in the ONE subject they entered on their UCAS form. determine the type of degree programme you will take and how long you will study for. Students who applied for a Joint Honours degree will be guaranteed enrolment in the TWO subjects they entered on their UCAS form. The main undergraduate degrees Flexible degree programmes subjects gives you greater flexibility in On your UCAS Form – decide At the point of enrolment at the University (September), Single Honours awarded at Glasgow are as follows: If you apply to these degree programmes, what you ultimately graduate in. While the general degrees are flexible, there are whether to apply for a Single students will select two additional subjects and Joint Honours students will Professional degree programmes you’ll be offered a flexible degree structure or Joint Honours degree. select one additional subject from a wide range of options. It is important which means you are not committed some restrictions in terms of class sizes · Bachelor of Accountancy (BAcc) for you to note: to a completely prescribed selection of and timetabling that may limit your ability to · Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) subjects from the outset of your degree. change from the subject(s) selected on your When you enrol as a student · Availability of some additional subjects may be restricted as priority · Bachelor of Divinity (BD) These degrees normally take four years to UCAS form, once you arrive and register at – choose your additional will be given to those who have specifically chosen these courses · Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) complete. Degrees which involve a modern the University. year 1 subject or subjects. through UCAS. · Bachelor of Laws (LLB) language take five years to complete · Bachelor of Medicine, Advanced entry · Some subjects require you to have specific entrance requirements because they include a language year before you can enrol. Bachelor of Surgery (MBChB) abroad. Applicants who attain exceptional entry · Bachelor of Music (BMus) grades may be considered for Advanced · Some degree programmes specify subjects that are compulsory · Bachelor of Nursing (BN) The table opposite illustrates the level of Entry to some degree programmes in year 1. flexibility and decisions that you must make · Bachelor of Technological (commence your degree at year 2) or prior to being admitted to, and during your Education (BTechEd) Faster Route (additional classes enabling time at, the University. Year 2 Single Honours students in Science will continue to study TWO of the · Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine you to condense a four-year Honours subjects you studied in year 1 – one of which will be the subject you & Surgery (BVMS) degree into three years). The availability of Progression to Honours Level originally applied for through UCAS. · Master of Education (MEduc) Advanced Entry or Faster Route varies by Being admitted on a particular UCAS code · Master of Engineering (MEng) subject and reduces the flexibility that you does not mean that you will automatically have in selecting optional subjects. Those Single Honours students in Life Sciences may continue to study TWO of Flexible degree programmes progress to Honours level in that subject who are interested in Advanced Entry or the subjects you studied in year 1 – one of which will be the subject you · Bachelor of Science (BSc) or subjects. In most cases, a decision Faster Route should apply for year 2 (Y2) originally applied for through UCAS, or you may choose to study only · Master of Arts (MA)* will be made at the end of the second (or on your UCAS application. In the event Life Sciences. sometimes third) year about whether you that the specific subject is unavailable or · Master of Arts (MA) (Social Sciences)* All Arts and Social Sciences students in year 2 must take at least TWO · Master in Science (MSci) will be permitted to progress to Honours your application is unsuccessful, you will level. Decisions about progression will be automatically be considered for year 1 entry subjects at level 2 and one other subject. based on your academic performance Professional degree programmes without having to submit a separate UCAS Joint Honours students will continue to study TWO subjects (usually, but during your first two years at the University. application. The Entry Requirements section These degrees follow a set curriculum not necessarily, those originally applied for through UCAS) and in most The entry threshold to Honours varies by (see pages 148 to 161) highlights the degree to meet the requirements of the relevant cases, must choose a third subject. professional organisation so that you’re School/College and may change on a year- programmes which offer Advanced Entry or fully prepared to enter your chosen to-year basis. Faster Route and provides indicative grades for an applicant to be considered. Single Honours students will study only ONE subject at Honours level. profession after you graduate. They are Changing your degree Year 3 usually completed in four or five years. Part-time study (Junior Honours) Joint Honours students will study TWO subjects at Honours level. See the individual subject pages for more The flexible degree structure gives you information. a degree of choice in the additional It is possible to study the MA on a part-time subjects that you can study when you basis. For more information about part-time Year 4 Single Honours students will study ONE subject only at Honours level. study options: tel +44 (0)141 330 3177 or arrive at University, without requiring you (Senior Honours) to make decisions in advance (at point of see www.glasgow.ac.uk/undergraduate/ Joint Honours students will study TWO subjects at Honours level. application). Studying a variety of additional choosingyourdegree/parttime

*At Glasgow (and the other three ancient universities in Scotland), an Honours level degree in the Arts is called a Master of Arts (MA) and an Honours level degree in the Social Sciences a Master of Arts (Social Sciences). These should not be confused with the Master of Arts offered by some universities in England, which refers to a postgraduate qualification. 32 33 Charlotte, American, @charlotte studied English Literature & Scottish Literature (on exchange) One of my favourite aspects of studying at UofG is the exposure to other cultures. HOW TO I’ve made friends from all over the world. @UofGlasgow #UofGworldchangers APPLY If you’re seeking full-time study you must apply through the Universities & Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS). See www.ucas.com or tel 0371 468 0468, or +44 330 3330 230 if you live outside the UK.

When do I apply? How soon will I receive a decision? Will I be interviewed? UCAS closing dates for entry in 2017: We will usually respond before the end of An interview is part of the selection process · 15 October 2016: if including Dentistry, March 2017. If your qualifications meet our for some degree programmes. See Medicine, Veterinary Medicine or applying requirements and we believe you could individual programmes for details. You may to Oxford or Cambridge benefit from study at Glasgow, you will also be interviewed if you’re applying for · 15 January 2017: all other UK/EU receive an unconditional offer. entry into year 2 in any subject. If you haven’t yet gained the necessary applicants Is deferred entry available? · 30 June 2017: international (non-EU) passes for entry to your chosen subject(s), students we may look at the qualifications you are In Dentistry and Veterinary Medicine we are taking when you apply and make you a unable to consider applications for deferred What are the entry requirements? conditional offer. entry. In other cases deferring may be Entry requirements at a glance are featured possible but it’s not granted automatically. on each programme page and in detail at the back of this prospectus. The latest Further information information will always be available at www. glasgow.ac.uk/ug/entryrequirements You can get further information about admissions to the University from the Minimum, Standard and Adjusted offers following admissions contacts: Minimum academic entry requirements Accounting (BAcc) Nursing (BN) represent the lowest grades that must be +44 (0)141 330 5562 +44 (0)141 330 3917 achieved for an offer to be considered [email protected] [email protected] (providing non-academic entry requirements are also met). Arts (MA, BD, BD (Min)) Teaching (MEduc/MA) Standard academic entry requirements +44 (0)141 330 5562 +44 (0)141 330 2463/3467 represent the grades which will normally [email protected] [email protected] result in an offer being made (providing non- Dentistry (BDS) Science (BSc/MSci) academic entry requirements are also met). +44 (0)141 211 9703 +44 (0)141 330 5164 Adjusted academic and non-academic [email protected] [email protected] entry requirements are only for eligible Engineering (BEng/MEng) Scottish applicants who complete one of Social Sciences (MA (Soc Sci)) +44 (0)141 330 8153 our pre-entry programmes. +44 (0)141 330 5562 [email protected] [email protected] For further details on entry requirements, see page 148. Law (LLB) Technological Education (BTechEd) +44 (0)141 330 4507 +44 (0)141 330 2463/3467 What do I need to know? [email protected] [email protected] You will need to know the UCAS code for Medicine (MBChB) Veterinary Medicine & Surgery (BVMS) the subject or subject-combination that you +44 (0)141 330 6216 +44 (0)141 330 5705 wish to apply for. These are all listed in this [email protected] [email protected] prospectus and on our website. Music (BMus) International (non-EU) applicants UCAS tariff points +44 (0)141 330 6065 +44 (0)141 330 8153 The University does not frame its offers in [email protected] [email protected] terms of UCAS tariff points.

The Hunterian Museum, Scotland’s oldest public museum 34 35 FEES, COSTS & SCHOLARSHIPS We believe academic excellence should be nurtured. If you want to join us as an undergraduate, you’ll be pleased to know there’s a wide range of financial help available to you.

Fees Students from Scotland How and when you pay tuition fees depends on Name of award: Talent Scholarship where you’re from. We provide up-to-the-minute Amount: Usually £1,000 per year information about our tuition fees and how to pay Eligibility: Awarded to new first-year undergraduate at www.glasgow.ac.uk/scholarships/fees students who have demonstrated excellent academic achievement and are facing hardship. Living costs* Students from outside the EU Everyone has different spending habits, but as a Name of Award: Undergraduate Excellence general guide, we recommend that a single student Scholarship should allow approximately £12,100 per year and a Amount: Up to £5,000 tuition fee discount per year married couple should allow a minimum of £18,000. Eligibility: Awarded on the basis of academic merit. For each child add £3,000 per year. You must be a national of a country outside the A guide to your costs EU and have firmly accepted an offer of a full-time undergraduate study place at Glasgow. Average cost per month Accommodation and utilities £470 Talented athlete support Food £180 We have a number of awards for athletes, including Clothes £70 the Sports Bursary Programme and the Colin Bus, underground and taxis £40 Montgomerie Scholarship. See www.glasgow. Laundry/stationery/toiletries etc £30 ac.uk/sport/support/scholarships Telephone/internet £40 Entertainment £120 Second undergraduate degrees Total £950 There are some small bursaries for eligible students Additional costs per year intending to study for a second degree. For more Books £400 information, tel: +44 (0)141 330 6063 or email: UK travel £300 [email protected] Total £700 Care leaver bursaries To find out your options and to get tips and tools We have bursaries for students who have spent time that can make your money go further, see in care. See www.glasgow.ac.uk/careleavers for www.glasgow.ac.uk/studentfinance more information. What support is available? Carnegie Trust Students from the UK (except Scotland) If you are of Scottish birth or extraction, or have had Name of award: Access Bursary and/or at least two years’ education at a secondary school Excellence Scholarship in Scotland, and your fees are not paid from other Amount: Usually £1,000 per year, per scheme sources, you may be eligible for support from the Eligibility: Linked to your household income and Carnegie Trust. See www.carnegie-trust.org academic achievement. For the latest information, More information and options see www.glasgow.ac.uk/scholarships/ruksupport There are many potential sources of financial support available. For the latest information, go to www.glasgow.ac.uk/scholarships

*The living costs quoted are not related to funding requirements for entry clearance. At the time of going to press, UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) states that Tier 4 visa applicants planning to study outside London must demonstrate that they have funds to cover living costs for 9 months at £1,015/per month. For up-to-date information on entry clearance requirements, please visit: www.gov.uk/government/uploads/ system/uploads/attachment_data/file/477366/T4_Migrant_Guidance_Nov_V1_0.pdf Kelvingrove Park, a classic Victorian park located next to the University 36 37 THE SMALL PRINT

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