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HELLO YOUR GUIDE TO GLASGOW Established in Choose from over Glasgow is the world’s 1451 600 friendliest undergraduate and The University is ranked in the 300 city(Rough Guides social media poll) WELCOME Top 100 postgraduate Over the last five centuries, the University of Glasgow of the World’s taught programmes has pushed the boundaries of possibility. We’ve fostered the talents of seven Nobel laureates, one Prime Minister, Universities 95.9% and Scotland’s inaugural First Minister. We have (QS World University Rankings 2018) of students always been at the forefront of innovation, and our past World achievements inspire our current world changers. changing alumni from in employment or further study With more than 28,000 students, the University is a 28,000 pioneer of television melting pot of ideas, ingenuity and innovation. It is housed John Logie Baird, 6 months after students to pre-eminent scientist in one of the most stunning campuses in the UK and graduation in a city that matches the University in dynamism and of the 19th century (DLHE 2015/16) vibrancy. We know we offer a unique student experience from over and we welcome you to find out for yourself. Lord Kelvin 140 Joint 1st 2nd in countries in the Russell Group for Scotland for research students excellence satisfactions (REF 2014) 1 CONTENTS Life at Glasgow 04 Study With Us: Postgraduate Research 19 Why Scotland? 06 How to Apply: Postgraduate 20 Discover Glasgow 08 Short Term Study at Glasgow 22 Our Location 10 Finance & Funding 24 Study With Us: Undergraduate 12 Student Support 26 Flexible Degrees 13 Accommodation 28 How to Apply: Undergraduate 14 Student Life 30 Glasgow International College 15 Sport for Everyone 32 What Happens Next 16 International Opportunities 34 Study With Us: Postgraduate Taught 18 World Changing Campus 36 4th oldest Joint 80th A member of the English-speaking Times Higher Russell Group university in World University of research-intensive the world Rankings 2018 UK universities 2 3 Night at the Museum Valentine’s hugs from Gus Hogwarts? Autumn leaves Saturday Night’s alright in Ashton Lane Oh so twinkly cloisters Chinese society Flying the flag Follow us @UofGlasgow for an insight into student life Life at Glasgow 4 5 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 will be in the ideal location to explore the country as well as the wider UK and Europe. The Kelpies, Helix Park Culture and History Explore Scotland has a thriving arts and culture scene, Scotland was voted “Most Beautiful Country from vibrant live music, theatre and dance to in the World” in 2017* and it’s easy to see why. festivals and captivating museums. History buffs Explore the waters of Loch Lomond, the hills can explore 11,000 years of Scottish history from of Glencoe and the castles of the Scottish the invasion of Edward I in 1296 to the opening Highlands, all just a short journey away. Take a of the Scottish parliament in 1999. Architecture trip on the Jacobite steam train, which famously fans are spoilt for choice with Scotland’s rich featured as the Hogwarts Express in the Harry legacy of striking and unique architecture. Potter movies! And if you feel like exploring on foot, there are trails, routes, hill climbs and Scotland’s People Dunes on Luskentyre beach on the Isle of Harris, Outer Hebrides Buachaille Etive Mor, Glencoe mountain adventures to suit walkers of all levels. Scotland is famous around the world for its warm From Glasgow it’s easy to visit Scotland’s other and friendly population and it is often said that cities allowing you to check out the world’s largest when you visit, it feels like home. Throughout arts festival in Edinburgh or visit the new V&A history, the people of Scotland have changed in Dundee, an international centre for design the way we live through innovations in science, in Scotland. technology and academia. Scotland’s legacy includes the pioneering invention of the telephone For more information check out by Alexander Graham Bell and the development visitscotland.com of television by John Logie Baird. More recently, * Rough Guides poll scientists at the University of Glasgow were among the first to observe gravitational waves. 6 Eilean Donan Castle, Loch Duich DISCOVER GLASGOW 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. Eating out Nightlife The city’s fantastic range of restaurants and As the UK’s first UNESCO City of Music, cafés reflects its diverse population. Whether Glasgow is host to around 130 music events you’re after an amazing Asian kitchen, a scoop every week – many of them hosted at the of the creamiest Italian ice cream, or a plate of University itself. Catch global pop superstars, traditional haggis, neeps and tatties (Scotland’s local indie bands and world class classical national dish) – Glasgow won’t disappoint. Many musicians across Glasgow’s eclectic range eateries offer student discounts too. of music venues. Shopping Glasgow’s nightlife is unrivalled with the city featuring more than 700 bars, pubs and Kelvingrove Park, a classic Victorian park located adjacent to Gilmorehill Campus It’s no surprise that Glasgow is consistently nightclubs – not to mention 7 cinemas, including voted the top place to shop in the UK outside of the tallest in the world! London. The city centre is a retail hub and has a ‘style mile’ containing big-name shops like Parks Topshop, Nike and the Apple Store, as well as If you are looking for somewhere to relax and designer outlets and quirky vintage boutiques. escape the city buzz, Glasgow has plenty Sports of options. In fact, the city has more green space per head of population than any other Following our successful hosting of the 2014 European city. Explore over 90 parks and Commonwealth Games, and the 2018 European gardens, including the beautiful Kelvingrove Games, our sports facilities have never been Park which surrounds the University. better. With the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome and national football stadium Hampden Park, plus an Getting around indoor snowboard and ski slope (with real snow) Despite being Scotland’s largest city, Glasgow and ice arena, you’ll be spoilt for choice. is easy to get around. Whether you choose to walk, take the bus or use the subway, you can reach any city destination within minutes. Find out more at: peoplemakeglasgow.com The SSE Hydro and Clyde Auditorium on the banks of the River Clyde 9 OUR LOCATION Excellent transport links to the rest of the world. Glasgow International Airport (20 minutes from campus) combined with Glasgow Prestwick International Airport and Edinburgh Airport (both less than one hour away) service direct flights from many key international hubs including London, Amsterdam, Paris, New York, Toronto and Dubai. TORONTO 7H 25 NEW YORK 7H 30 DUBAI 7H 15 BERLIN 2H 10 BUDAPEST 2H 55 DUBLIN DUBROVNIK 1H 3H 15 MILAN LONDON 2H 30 1H 15 AMSTERDAM 1H 25 PARIS 1H 50 Glasgow UK’s 1st Scotland’s BARCELONA 2H 45 is the world’s friendliest city UNESCO Largest City (Rough Guides) City of Music 10 11 STUDY WITH US FLEXIBLE UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES Glasgow is one of the world’s top Universities, which means we can offer you a Flexible degrees in arts, social sciences and science offer you the flexibility to study world-class degree. With a fantastic range of subjects, including both professional several subjects before choosing a specialism of one or two. and flexible degrees, you should be able to find a degree programme that matches your interests. Example of BSc Single Honours degree path (The MA (SocSci) Single Honours degree follows a very similar path, • Accountancy & Finance • Electronic & Software Engineering • Microbiology with the addition of a new Level-1 subject in year two). • Accounting & Mathematics • Electronics & Electrical Engineering • Molecular & Cellular Biology • Accounting & Statistics • Electronics with Music • Music • Aeronautical Engineering • English Language & Linguistics • Neuroscience Year 1 • Aerospace Systems • English Literature • Nursing Choose three different subjects MATHEMATICS + PHYSICS + CHEMISTRY • Anatomy • Environmental Science • Pharmacology according to your interests. LEVEL 1 LEVEL 1 LEVEL 1 • Ancient History & Sustainability • Philosophy • Archaeology (Dumfries Campus) • Physics / Theoretical Physics Year 2 • Astronomy • Film & Television Studies • Physics with Astrophysics Continue with two of your MATHEMATICS PHYSICS • Biochemistry • Finance & Mathematics • Physiology first-year subjects. LEVEL 2 + LEVEL 2 • Biomedical Engineering • Finance & Statistics • Physiology & Sports Science • Business & Management • French • Physiology, Sports Science & Years 3 & 4 • Business Economics • Gaelic Nutrition You’ll study your degree subject MATHEMATICS • Celtic Civilisation • Genetics • Politics exclusively from third year onwards. LEVELS 3 & 4 • Celtic Studies • Geography • Portuguese • Central & East European Studies • German • Primary Education with Teaching • Chemical Physics • Greek Qualification (Dumfries Campus) Honours Degree Destination: • Chemistry • Health & Social Policy • Product Design Engineering BSc with Honours in Mathematics • Chemistry with Medicinal Chemistry (Dumfries Campus) • Psychology • Childhood Practice • History • Quantitative Methods
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