University of Glasgow

Undergraduate

Prospectus 2014 Entry

Say hello to GlasgowGlasgow is the fourth oldest university in the English-speaking world Since opening our doors in 1451 wersquove dedicated our time to inspiring great minds throughout history from the father of economics Adam Smith to the pioneer of television John Logie Baird

If yoursquore thinking about studying at Glasgow we understand that yoursquoll want to take your time to find out what we can offer

We know that yoursquoll be looking for a university that provides a broad choice of subjects excellent teaching standards and superb facilities Yoursquoll also want to study somewhere with an international reputation high graduate employment rates and a top-quality student lifestyle all in one of the worldrsquos top student cities (QS Best Student Cities 2012)

These things are important which is why they all form the Glasgow experience

If you choose to study with us yoursquollbullbe part of a university ranked in the top

1 of the worldbull learn from pioneering academics whose

research is internationally recognisedbull join a student population made up of

over 23000 people from more than 120 countries

bullfind first-class facilities for sport one of the best libraries in Europe and a new student services building where you can get advice on everything from careers to council tax

bullbenefit from living in the UKrsquos third largest city ndash and Scotlandrsquos largest ndash with a renowned music scene excellent shopping a wealth of arts and cultural venues and friendly nightlife all on your doorstep

Rankings Glasgow is ranked highly in both UK and international league tables

14th Guardian University Guide 201315th Times Good University Guide 201317th Independent Complete University Guide 201319th Sunday Times University Guide 20133rd International Student Barometer 201254th QS World University Rankings 2012

Visit usWhether you live locally or are thinking of coming here from afar Glasgow offers a warm welcome Our open days give you the chance to chat to our friendly staff and students go along to mock lectures visit our student residences and explore our beautiful campus

Open daysComing to one of our open days offers a unique and exciting opportunity to absorb the atmosphere at one of the UKrsquos top universities

Main campus Thursday 13 June 2013 Wednesday 4 September 2013Dumfries campus Wednesday 26 June 2013 Wednesday 25 September 2013

Applicantsrsquo Visit Day Once yoursquove applied to and received an offer from the University yoursquoll have another chance to visit us on our Applicantsrsquo Visit Day

Main campus Tuesday 1 April 2014Dumfries campus Wednesday 2 April 2014

While our open days are a great way to find out more about life at the University if you canrsquot make these dates donrsquot worry We also offer a range of afternoon visits throughout the year that offer the opportunity to visit the campus for a half day You can of course also plan your own visit

For full details about visiting us see wwwglasgowacukvisit

welcome

What can I study

Choosing your degree

A flexible degree structure

How to apply

Student life

Where will I live

Fees costs and scholarships

Teaching and learning

Sport for everyone

Get involved

Study abroad

Planning your future

Living in Glasgow

West End living

City life

City lights

Our campus in Dumfries

Discover Scotland

International Glasgow

Important information

West end and city map

Contents

What can I study

3

choice

From Archaeology to Zoology Philosophy to Physics at Glasgow you can choose from around 100 single or 600 joint undergraduate programmes

ArtsArchaeology Celtic Civilisation Celtic Studies Classics (Classical Civilisation) Comparative Literature Digital Media amp Information Studies English Language English Literature Film amp Television Studies Gaelic Geography Greek History History of Art History of Art amp Art-world Practice Latin Music (BMus) Music (MA) Philosophy Psychology Scottish History Scottish Literature Theatre Studies Theology amp Religious Studies

EducationCommunity Development Primary Education with Teaching Qualification Teaching

EngineeringAeronautical EngineeringAerospace SystemsBiomedical EngineeringCivil EngineeringCivil Engineering with ArchitectureElectronic amp Software EngineeringElectronics amp Electrical EngineeringElectronics with MusicMechanical Design EngineeringMechanical EngineeringMechanical Engineering with Aeronautics MechatronicsProduct Design Engineering

Life Sciences (Biology)AnatomyBiochemistryBiological SciencesComputing Science amp Physiology (Neuroinformatics)GeneticsImmunologyMarine amp Freshwater BiologyMicrobiologyMolecular amp Cellular BiologyMolecular amp Cellular Biology (with Biotechnology) Molecular amp Cellular Biology (with Plant Science) Neuroscience

ParasitologyPharmacology PhysiologyPhysiology amp Sports Science Physiology Sports Science amp Nutrition Sports Medicine Veterinary Biosciences Virology Zoology

Modern LanguagesFrench GermanHispanic Studies Italian Russian Spanish

Professional DegreesAccountancy amp Finance Dentistry Law Medicine Nursing Veterinary Medicine amp Surgery

ScienceAccounting amp Mathematics Accounting amp Statistics Astronomy Chemical Physics

Chemistry Chemistry with Medicinal ChemistryComputing Science Earth Science Electronic amp Software EngineeringEnvironmental Stewardship Finance amp MathematicsFinance amp Statistics Geography Mathematics Mobile Software Engineering PhysicsTheoretical Physics Physics with Astrophysics Psychology Software Engineering Statistics

Social SciencesBusiness amp Management Business Economics Central amp East European Studies Economic amp Social History Economics Geography Health amp Social Policy Politics Psychology Public Policy Sociology

Choosingyour degreeGlasgow is one of the worldrsquos top universities which means we can offer you a world-class degree And with a fantastic range of subjects you should be able to find a degree programme that matches your interests

The subject(s) you choose will determine the type of degree programme you will take and how long you will study for

Professional degree programmes This type of degree is for you if yoursquore keen to practise in a particular profession ndash as an accountant or engineer for example

The professional degree subjects we offer areAccountancy Dentistry Engineering LawMedicine Nursing Teaching and Veterinary Medicine

These degrees follow a set curriculum to meet the requirements of the relevant professional organisation so that yoursquore fully prepared to enter your chosen profession after you graduate They are usually completed in four or five years

See wwwglasgowacukundergraduatedegrees for more information

Honours degree programmes Honours degrees in arts social sciences and science offer you the flexibility to study several subjects before choosing a specialism of one or two They usually take four years to complete Degrees that involve a language usually require an additional year studying abroad

During an Honours degree programme yoursquoll usually studybull three subjects in first yearbull two or three subjects in second year (two are

usually continued from first year)bull up to two subjects at Honours level (third

and fourth years) Specialism in one subject results in a Single Honours qualification and in two subjects a Joint Honours qualification

You should show in your UCAS choices the subject(s) that interest you the most but yoursquoll be able to try at least three subjects during the first two years before you pick your Honours options

Being admitted on a particular UCAS code does not mean that yoursquore automatically accepted to Honours level in that subject In most cases a decision will be made at the end of the second (or sometimes third) year about whether you will progress to Honours level based on your academic performance during your first two years

For more information about how our Honours degree programmes work see next page

Advanced entryIf you have exceptional A-level or Advanced Higher grades itrsquos possible to enter directly into Year 2 or follow a faster route advanced entry

You will have access to computers and wi-fi across our campus

programme This does not apply to all degree programmes or subjects See wwwglasgowacukundergraduatedegreesadvancedentry for more information

Part-time studyFor more information about part-time study options tel +44 (0)141 330 3177 or email studentrecruitmentglasgowacuk

A note on namesAt Glasgow (and the other three ancient universities in Scotland) an Honours-level degree in the Arts is called a Master of Arts (MA) or a Master of Arts (Social Sciences) This should not be confused with the Master of Arts offered by some universities in England which refers to a postgraduate qualification

The main undergraduate degrees awarded at Glasgow areBachelor of Accountancy (BAcc)Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS)Bachelor of Divinity (BD)Bachelor of Education (BEd)Bachelor of Engineering (BEng)Bachelor of Laws (LLB)Bachelor of Medicine Bachelor of Surgery (MBChB)Bachelor of Music (BMus)Bachelor of Nursing (BN) Bachelor of Science (BSc)Bachelor of Technological Education (BTechEd)Bachelor of Theology (BTheol)Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine amp Surgery (BVMS)Master of Arts (MA) Master of Arts (MA) (Social Sciences)Master of Engineering (MEng)Master in Science (MSci)

lsquoThere is no sense of being locked into a degree at Glasgow yoursquore encouraged to develop a wide range of knowledge in your first and second yearsrsquo

Adam Williamson from East Kilbride studied Spanish Music and Politics in first year


Bachelor of Science (BSc)In first year you normally choose courses in three subjects at Level-1 according to your interests and any long-term plans

Although your interest is likely to be in science subjects you may be able to choose an arts or social sciences subject

In second year you normally go on with two of your Level-1 subjects at Level-2

At the end of the second year yoursquoll normally progress to bull Bachelor of Science with Honours which is a

four-year degree orbull Master in Science which is a five-year

Advanced Honours degree orbull Bachelor of Science designated degree

which is a three-year degree

Master of Arts (MA)In first year you normally choose courses in three subjects at Level-1 Although your interest is likely to be in arts subjects you can choose to take a social sciences or science subject In second year you normally go on with at least two of your Level-1 subjects at Level-2 and continue to broaden your horizons by taking another subject at Level-1

At the end of the second year yoursquoll normally progress to an MA Honours degree although you can finish your studies at the end of third year with an MA in General Humanities degree

The MA Honours degree is a four-year degree although if you are studying a modern foreign language yoursquoll spend your third year abroad before returning to Glasgow for your final two years of study

An Honours degree at Glasgow offers you the flexibility to study a range of subjects in your first two years giving you a breadth of experience before deciding what subjects you would like to specialise in for your final degree If you choose to specialise in one subject yoursquoll take a Single Honours degree and if you choose to specialise in two subjects yoursquoll take a Joint Honours degree

Master of Arts in Social Sciences (MA (SocSci))In first year you normally choose Level-1 courses in three different subjects Although your interest is likely to be in social sciences subjects you can choose to take an arts or science subject

In second year you normally go on with at least two of your Level-1 subjects at Level-2 and take another subject at Level-1

At the end of the second year yoursquoll normally progress to an MA in Social Sciences with Honours degree which lasts four years although you can finish your studies at the end of third year with an MA in Social Sciences degree

Hands-on practical sessions help you to develop new skills

Year 1 Choose three different subjects according to your interests

PhilosophyLevel-1

History of ArtLevel-1

PoliticsLevel-1

Year 2 Continue with two of your first-year subjects and choose another subject

PhilosophyLevel-2


Classics (Classical Civilisation)Level-1

Years 3 amp 4 Specialisation in two chosen subjects in the final two years

PhilosophyLevel-3


Example of MA Joint Honours degree path (The MA (SocSci) and BSc Joint Honours degree programmes follow a similar format)


MathematicsLevel-1

PhysicsLevel-1

ChemistryLevel-1

Year 2 Continue with two of your first-year subjects Mathematics

Level-2PhysicsLevel-2

Years 3 amp 4 Yoursquoll study your degree subject exclusively from third year onwards

MathematicsLevel-3

Example of BSc Single Honours degree path (The MA and MA (SocSci) Single Honours degrees follow a very similar path with the addition of a new Level-1 subject in year 2)

MathematicsLevel-4 =

Honours degree destination BSc with Honours in Mathematics

PhilosophyLevel-4

= Honours degree destination MA with Honours in Philosophy amp History of Art


How to apply

If yoursquore seeking full-time study you must apply through the Universities amp Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS) See wwwucascom or tel +44 (0)871 468 0468

When do I applyUCAS closing dates for entry in 2014bull 15 October 2013 if including Dentistry

Medicine Veterinary Medicine or applying to Oxford or Cambridge

bull 15 January 2014 all other UKEU applicants bull 30 June 2014 international (non-EU)

students

What are the entry requirementsSee wwwglasgowacukundergraduateentryrequirements

Join one of the worldrsquos leading centres of learning where excellent teaching and innovative research create great opportunities for you

What do I need to knowYou will need to know the UCAS code for the subject or subject-combination that you wish to apply to We list single subject codes in the AndashZ directory wwwglasgowacukundergraduatedegrees

UCAS tariff pointsThe University does not frame its offers in terms of UCAS tariff points

How soon will I receive a decisionWe will usually respond before the end of March 2014

If your qualifications meet our requirements and we believe you could benefit from study at Glasgow you will receive an unconditional offerIf you havenrsquot yet gained the necessary passes for entry to your chosen subject(s) we may look at the qualifications you are taking when you apply and make you a conditional offer

Will I be interviewedAn interview will be part of the selection process for Dentistry Medicine Music (not MA) Nursing Teaching and Veterinary Medicine amp Surgery You may also be interviewed if yoursquore applying for entry into Year 2 in any subject

Is deferred entry availableIn Dentistry and Veterinary Medicine we are unable to consider applications for deferred entry In other cases deferring may be possible but itrsquos not granted automatically

Widening participationWe want to help talented applicants from all backgrounds to study at Glasgow See our range of widening access pre-entry programmes at wwwglasgowacukwideningparticipation

Our libraryrsquos recently refurbished social spaces have areas for collaborative working

lsquoI came on a visiting day and walked around and really enjoyed it It fulfilled every expectationrsquo

Jasmine Singh is an English Literature student originally from Edinburgh

Name of degree Telephone Email address

gilliandouglasglasgowacuk

med-sch-dental-ugglasgowacuk

education-admissionsglasgowacuk

kellyrobertsonglasgowacuk

carolryderglasgowacuk

claregrantglasgowacuk


vet-sch-admissionsglasgowacuk

lornabrownglasgowacuk

elaineshorttglasgowacuk


med-sch-admissionsglasgowacuk

studentrecruitmentglasgowacuk

BAcc (Accounting)

BDS (Dentistry)

BEdMA (Teaching)

BEngMEng (Engineering)

BN (Nursing)

BScMSci (Science)

BTechEd

BVMS (Veterinary Medicine amp Surgery)

LLB (Law)

MA (Arts)

MA (SocSci) (Social Sciences)

MBChB (Medicine)

International (non-EU) applicants

+44 (0)141 330 2839

+44 (0)141 211 9703

+44 (0)141 330 24633467

+44 (0)141 330 8153

+44 (0)141 330 3917

+44 (0)141 330 5164

+44 (0)141 330 24633467

+44 (0)141 330 5705

+44 (0)141 330 4507

+44 (0)141 330 5562

+44 (0)141 330 5562

+44 (0)141 330 6216

+44 (0)141 330 8153

Where can I find out moreYou can get further information about admissions to the University from the following admissions offices


Jasmin Singh from Edinburgh is studying English Literature

Student life

Where will I live

friendly

We offer a wide range of comfortable and affordable accommodation options that are available mid-September to mid-June and can also be used over the summer

Am I eligibleMost new full-time students studying for a degree including international students are guaranteed accommodation (subject to our admissions policy)

Yoursquore guaranteed a place in University accommodation or with a recommended private provider if youbull are pursuing a full-time degree programme at

Glasgow and bull are in first year andbull donrsquot already live within reasonable daily

commuting distance andbull have firmly accepted an unconditional offer

or met the conditions of a conditional offer to study at the University

You must apply before 22 August of your intended year of entry

What kinds of residences are availableWe have six student residences for undergraduate students in convenient locations within walking distance of our main campus All are non-smoking and havebull points for internet and phone accessbull live-in wardens and on-site security staffbull laundry facilitiesbull wi-fi in all bedrooms

How much does it costFees range from around pound3300 for a shared room in a self-catered residence pound5000 for a single en-suite room in a self-catered residence to around pound6500 for an en-suite single bedroom in catered accommodation These fees cover a 39-week period from September to June Payments by direct debit are spread over 8 months (October to May)

See up-to-date prices for all our residences at wwwglasgowacukundergraduateaccommodationfees

How do I applyApply online from February 2014 Advice and information about using our online application system is available at wwwglasgowacukhowtoapplyfor accommodation

Private accommodationIf yoursquod prefer to find private accommodation in the city we can help you in your search Register online to search our private accommodation database at wwwglasgowpadorg

Typical student bedrooms have space for study and relaxation

Playing pool at Queen Margaret Residences

Free minibus serviceWe make it easy to travel between your halls of residence and the campus with a free campus-to-halls minibus service Buses operate on weekday mornings and evenings during semester

If you have a disabilityWe may have suitable accommodation for you in a number of our residences Itrsquos a good idea to discuss any special requirements you have as soon as possible

Get in touch with our team of Student Disability Advisers tel +44 (0)141 330 5497 email disabilityglasgowacuk

Find out moreTel +44 (0)141 330 4743Email accomglasgowacuk

wwwglasgowacukaccommodation

Sgeama Cogravemhnaidh nan OileanachA bheil Gagraveidhlig agad An cograverdadh e riut fuireach cogravemhla ri daoine eile aig a bheil Gagraveidhlig Tha sinn arsquo toirt cothrom do dhrsquooileanaich aig a bheil Gagraveidhlig fuireach ann am flat ri chegraveileairson na bliadhna acadaimigich rsquoS e cothrom air leth a tha seo do luchd-labhairt na Gagraveidhlig a bhith stegraveidhichte ann an agraverainneachd Ghagraveidhlig fad bliadhna air agraverainn an Oilthighe

Feumaidh oileanaich air an Sgeama seo a bhith deogravenach Gagraveidhlig a bhruidhinn gu lagraveitheil deogravenach tachartasan Gagraveidhlig a fhrithealadh agus cuideachd deogravenach tachartasan Gagraveidhlig a chur air dograveigh iad fhegravein tron arsquo bhliadhna Airson seo gheibh oileanaich taic-airgid airson am mail air a thabhainn leis an iomairt Gagraveidhlig Oilthigh Ghlaschu

Gaelic Language Residency Scheme Do you speak Gaelic Would you like to live on-campus with other Gaelic speakers Sgeama Cogravemhnaidh nan Oileanach is a unique residency scheme offering Gaelic speaking students the opportunity to live together on-campus in a Gaelic environment for the academic year

Students who successfully gain a place on the scheme will be expected to use Gaelic as the main language of the residence regularly attend Gaelic events taking place on the campus and organise their own Gaelic-related events In return students will receive a reduction in their annual rent costs which is awarded by the University-wide initiative Gaelic the University of Glasgow

For more information contact fionadunnglasgowacuk httptaighnagaidhligorg

Queen Margaret Residence provides 391 single study ensuite bedrooms

Many undergraduate residences have shared kitchens

lsquoI think living in halls is a good thing to do The people I lived with are still some of my best friendsrsquo

Ruth Boyle from near Inverness studies Politics

Fees costs and scholarshipsWe believe that academic excellence should be nurtured If you want to join us as an undergraduate yoursquoll be pleased to know therersquos a wide range of financial help available for you

What support is available

Students from the UK (except Scotland)

Name of Award

Welcome Bursary

Amount Eligibility

pound1000 for first year of study taken as tuition fee discount or cash bursary

Non-means tested bursary available to all fee-paying students not in receipt of an Access Scholarship (apart from Nursing students)

Additional scholarships and financial support are available to students from low-income households For the latest information on the options available see wwwglasgowacukscholarships

Name of Award

Talent Scholarship

Amount Eligibility

Usually pound1000 per year

Awarded to new first-year undergraduate students who have demonstrated excellent academic achievement and are facing hardship

Students from Scotland

Name of Award

Undergraduate Excellence Scholarship

Amount Eligibility

Up to pound5000 tuition fee discount per year

Awarded on the basis of academic merit You must be a national of a country outside the EU and have firmly accepted an offer of a full-time undergraduate study place at Glasgow

Students from outside the EU

FeesHow and when you pay tuition fees depends on where yoursquore from We provide up-to-the-minute information about our tuition fees and how to pay at wwwglasgowacukscholarshipsfees

Living costsEveryone has different spending habits but as a general guide we recommend that a single student should allow approximately pound11500 per year to live and study at Glasgow

A guide to your costs

Average cost per month Accommodation and utilities pound450 Food pound180 Clothes pound60 Bus underground and taxis pound40 Laundrystationerytoiletries etc pound30 Telephoneinternet pound40 Entertainment pound100

Total pound900

Additional costs per year Books pound400 UK travel pound300

Total pound700

To find out your options and to get tips and tools that can make your money go further see wwwglasgowacukstudentfinance

More information and extra optionsThere are many potential sources of financial support available For the latest information go to wwwglasgowacukscholarships

Talented athlete supportWe have a number of awards for athletes including the Sports Bursary Scheme Colin Montgomerie Scholarship and Golf Scholarship Scheme See wwwglasgowacuksporttalentedathlete

Second undergraduate degreesThere are some small bursaries for eligible students intending to study for a second degree For more information tel +44 (0)141 330 6063 or email lauramclaughlineglasgowacuk

Care leaver bursariesWe have bursaries for young people who have spent time in public care See wwwglasgowacukwideningparticipationcareleavers

Carnegie TrustIf you are of Scottish birth or extraction or have had at least two yearsrsquo education at a secondary school in Scotland and your fees are not paid from other sources you may be eligible for support from the Carnegie Trust See wwwcarnegie-trustorg

According to the Telegraph Glasgow is one of the UKrsquos top three best-value universitiesThe ranking comes from the Student Value for Money Report 2012 which considers the academic league table standings of 117 universities as well as the tuition fees they charge and the local average rental prices in order to calculate an overall value-for-money score

lsquoTo receive a scholarship was absolutely wonderful It made me much happier about having less financial worriesrsquo

Stefanie McDade from Bordon Hampshire studies English Literature

Our scholarships enable talented students to access world-leading expertise

Receiving a scholarship gave Blair Jones the chance to study in New Zealand for six months


At Glasgow we spend millions on our equipment and academic support services to create a world-class environment where you can feel inspiredbull pound75m spent on lecture theatresseminar

rooms since 2007 bull Plans to invest a further pound35m by 2017

To help you learn yoursquoll have access to dedicated teaching staff bull 75 of Glasgowrsquos academics contribute to

subjects where the majority of research is world-leading or internationally excellent

Findings from the independent Research Assessment Exercise 2008

Contact with expertsTo help you develop the ability to direct your own learning you may experience a range of different kinds of teaching contactbull Large sessions led by lecturers provide a

foundation for knowledgebull Small group tutorials with students and a

tutor offer in-depth analysisbull Larger group seminars allow intensive

discussions and student presentationsbull Hands-on practical or laboratory sessions

develop subject-related skills particularly in science and engineering programmes in an appropriate environment

Wersquore committed to connecting you with the right resources from dedicated teaching staff to an excellent library with long opening hours

LibraryOpen 18 hours a day with online access 247 the University library is here when you need it bull 12 wi-fi-enabled floorsbull 25 million books and journalsbull More than 30000 electronic journalsbull Specialist libraries for chemistry dentistry

and veterinary medicine wwwglasgowacuklibrary

Wi-fi and IT accessWe provide computer clusters across campus and wireless network access in most public areas so that you can connect your own devices bull IT helpdesk in the Library to help with any IT

problemsbull More than 500 wi-fi hotspots across

campuswwwglasgowacukitforstudents

Improve your study skillsYou can gain support from advisers in our friendly Student Learning Service teambull All registered students are welcome at our

workshopsbull Tips on essay writing effective reading

note-making and exam preparation bull One-to-one consultations to discuss

strategies for successful learningbull First-year undergraduate-level maths or

statistics courses and a specialist Maths Adviser who can offer extra support

wwwglasgowacuksls

Help when you need itFrom council tax queries to arranging a new Student ID card our Student Service Enquiry Team is happy to help We can offer assistance withbull childcarebull multi-faith chaplainciesbull student counselling bull student disability

For a full list of all our student services see wwwglasgowacukstudentlifesupport

Ask a studentFind out what student life is like in Glasgow from someone who knows Our student network offers you connections with current students who have successfully completed first year You can ask them any questions you have by email studentnetworkglasgowacuk

lsquoMy tutors have been really inspiring They know so much Irsquove found the interaction Irsquove had with academics has made me work harderrsquo

Judy Barrett from the Lake District studies Theology amp Religious Studies and Philosophy

Sport foreveryone

active

Sport for funFrom the serious to the social side of sport we love it all at Glasgow We have more than 16000 members of our sports facilities and approximately 3000 students participate in our 47 different sports clubs With so many activities to try out and plenty of post-exertion socialising opportunities available you can get fit and have fun at the same time

Sport for fitnessOur two purpose-built exercise centres are open seven days a week early until late Facilities includebull a six-lane 25m heated swimming poolbull sauna and steam roombull fitness suitebull squash courtsbull strength suite cardio suite and exercise

studiobull activity hallsbull grass and synthetic pitchesbull cricket ovalbull tennis courts

Take out Sport amp Recreation membership and you can get involved in our programme of specialist courses

Whether yoursquore a world-class athlete or a complete beginner Glasgow has the facilities and expertise to keep you motivated What else would you expect from the host city of the 2014 Commonwealth Games

You can also participate in drop-in sport sessions and our recreational football hockey and squash leagues We offer around 50 exercise classes a week too from circuits to Stretch 2 Harmony

Sport for the great outdoors If you like some fresh air in your fitness regime then yoursquore in the right place Clubs such as the Hares and Hounds offer road cross-country and hill-training runs for all standards or you could tackle some of Scotlandrsquos fantastic mountain trails with the cycling club You could even find yourself skydiving surfing snowboarding or potholing in Scotland and beyond

Sport for team playersWith excellent facilities for team sports at the Universityrsquos Garscube Sports Complex and a number of friendly clubs open to new membersyou could find yourself playing among others American football basketball rowing cricket curling football golf hockey netball rugby volleyball ndash even ultimate frisbee Many of our teams compete against the best in the UK with great success

The pool is equipped with a sauna and steam room

Our cardio and fitness suites have the latest e-spinner bikes

Boxfit is one of around 50 exercise classes offered every week

What can I doAikidoAmerican football AthleticsBadmintonBasketballBoat (and rowing)BoxingCanoeCheerleadingCricketCurlingCyclingFencingFootballGaelic footballGolfHares and HoundsHockeyJudoKarateKendoLacrosse

lsquoSuch a low-cost gym with such high-class facilities Unbelievablersquo

Darren Duffy from Surrey studied Politics

Support for talented athletesIf yoursquore a talented athlete in training we offer a range of services to support you to manage the demands of competing in sport at the highest level while undertaking your degree You can apply for a number of sports bursaries and scholarships For further details see wwwglasgowacuksporttalentedathlete and wwwglasgowstudentsportcitycom or email euansmithglasgowacuk

Exciting new facilities plannedWersquove unveiled a pound134m plan to extend the current sporting facilities on our main campus alongside a redevelopment of one of our student unions Key features of the planned building include a multi-purpose activity hall expansion of our cardiovascular muscle-conditioning and stretching facilities and increased exercise space including a martial arts studio The facilities are due to be ready in late 2014

Find out morewwwglasgowacuksportFollow glasgowunisport on facebook and Twitter

MountaineeringMuay Thai boxingNetballPotholingRidingRifle and sporting gunRugbySailingShintyShorinji KempoSki and snowboardSkydiveSquashSub aquaSurfSwimming and waterpoloTennisTrampolineTriathlonUltimate FrisbeeVolleyball

Get involvedBecoming a member of our University unions council clubs or media can be a great way to discover what yoursquore good at pursue your passions meet like-minded people and boost your employability

Choose from two unionsAll of our students can use two unions each with their own personality and facilities

Glasgow University Union has nine bars and a nightclub libraries a snooker hall and pool tables The union runs a weekly club night ndash Thursday Night Hive ndash and claimed UK Student Union of the Year at the Club Mirror Awards in 2011 and 2012 For more information see wwwguucouk

Queen Margaret Union hosts new music local bands big name acts the longest-running student club night in Glasgow (Cheesy Pop) and two quizzes Itrsquos well known for charity fundraising and campaigning on campus For more information see wwwqmuorguk

Make yourself heardOur Studentsrsquo Representative Council (SRC) voices your opinions to the decision makers by campaigning and sitting on all the major University committees Itrsquos run by students for students and each year you can vote for the candidates you want to represent you or stand for office yourself

Discover new hobbiesGlasgowrsquos student societies provide a great way to enjoy your spare time We havebull more than 100 clubs and societiesbull volunteering opportunities including

volunteering abroad

Explore the possibilities at wwwglasgowstudentnetclubs

Find your voice with student mediaThe Universityrsquos student media has a fantastic reputation You can join teams that produce bull Glasgow University Guardian an award-

winning newspaper written and produced by students

bull Glasgow University Magazine (GUM) the oldest student publication in Scotland providing opinion and culture

bull Subcity student and community radio known for events promotions and quality music and comment online

bull Glasgow University Student Television covering news views and entertainment online

Make some musicDo you sing compose or play an instrument Glasgow is the UKrsquos first UNESCO City of Music and our students and staff run a wide range of music groups that you can join If you love to listen yoursquoll enjoy our range of public performances including the popular Thursday lunchtime concerts

wwwglasgowacukconcertswwwglasgowacukmusicintheuniversity

funlsquoI will never forget the time

I spent in Glasgow The

whole student experience

was superbrsquo Since graduating from Glasgow in 2009 with a BSc

in Neuroscience singersongwriter Emeli Sandeacute has

topped the UK singles chart and won the Critics Choice

Brit Award 2012

Nirvana Primal Scream and Biffy Clyro are some of the bands that have performed at the Universityrsquos Queen Margaret Union

Study abroad

explore

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

Study in EuropeThe Erasmus Exchange Programme can offer you the chance to study for part of your degree in another country in Europe You canbull access a wide range of destinations ndash choose

from more than 250 universities all over Europe

bull tailor the length of study to suit you ndash exchanges can last from 3 to 12 months and study credit is transferred to your home university

bull gain funding ndash you will receive an Erasmus grant

Some degree programmes offer a work placement at an institution or company anywhere in Europe An Erasmus grant is usually awarded

Erasmus grantsWe award a number of scholarships to students considering study or work placement abroad on the Erasmus programme To find out more see wwwglasgowacukinternationaloutgoingeuropeanexchangeerasmus

Study beyond EuropeThe International Exchange Programme allows you to spend a year or a semester in one of our partner institutions We have partners in Argentina Australia Brazil Canada Chile China Hong Kong Japan Korea Malaysia Mexico New Zealand Singapore and the USA

You can choose from around 50 destinations across the globe Previous Glasgow students have studied in world-leading universities including University of Melbourne University of Otago University of Hong Kong National University of Singapore McGill University University of Toronto University of California

Most of our partner institutions teach in English except for the University of Quebec in Canada and universities in Central and South America

Students with a disabilityWe welcome applications from students with a disability and work with colleagues from the Disability Service to prepare and support disabled students for study abroad

Cleo Barrable spent part of her degree at the University of California Berkeley USA

The benefitsCourses taken overseas form part of your degree without adding an extra year or semester and there are loads of benefits You canbull gain an entirely new perspective on your

academic subject while enhancing your CV and increasing your employability

bull discover new things about yourself and increase your independence and confidence

bull work and make friends with people from different backgrounds and cultures

bull remain registered as a student at the University of Glasgow so you wonrsquot pay any tuition fees to the overseas university

Find out moreFor more information application forms first-hand accounts of previous exchange studentsrsquo experiences and the Universityrsquos Study Abroad Fair see wwwglasgowacukinternationalabroadexchange

For study abroad scholarship opportunities see wwwglasgowacukscholarshipsmobilityscholarships

lsquoIt had always been my dream to visit America and in particular New York SUNY Albany is a fantastic university that had courses similar to those offered by Glasgow and was only a short distance from New York City everything I wanted Three words sum up the experience ndash dream come truersquo

Glyn Kennils from Aberdeen spent a year abroad at the State University of New York Albany as part of a degree in Business and English Literature

Laura Smith spent part of her degree at the University of Virginia USA

Andrew Davidson spent part of his degree at McGill University Canada

Sian Easton spent part of her degree at Dalhousie University Halifax Canada

Planningyour future

Our online career management system alerts you to events and job vacancies

We take your career seriously so we work to incorporate the qualities and abilities that employers want into your experience at University whether yoursquore studying volunteering playing sport or taking part in work placement programmes

To learn more about how we do this see wwwglasgowacukattributes

Our Careers ServiceOur Careers Service can offer youbull one-to-one support from professionally

trained advisersbull access to thousands of potential employers

for work experience internships and jobsbull training and coaching in job-hunting

techniquesbull help to build your CV and job applications

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 to build your experience and to network with many potential employers

We can also providebull opportunities to meet global recruiters on

campusbull links to postgraduate study in the UK and

overseasbull an online career management system that

alerts you to events jobs and information relevant to your career interests

Paid work placementsThe Club 21 Business Partnership Programme is a structured work placement scheme specially designed for our studentsbull More than 170 employer members across the

globe bull Paid work placements of between 8 and 12

weeksbull Develop skills that are useful when applying

for graduate jobs

Internship FairOur annual fair attracts many organisations offering a variety of work experience and internship opportunities bull Volunteering overseas summer projects and

internships with businessesbull Opportunities within the Universityrsquos student

societies and clubs bull A great way to start making plans for your

summer break

Sector-specific networking eventsOur Skills for Work events offer you the chance to meet employers face to face and find out what they are looking for in applicantsbull Events in both engineering amp technology and

financial servicesbull QampA sessions on careers in charities and the

mediabull Sector-specific fair for science employers

The Spring Graduate Recruitment Fair Organised by the University this national fair attracts around 60 recruiters with job training placement and graduate opportunities

Learn from experienceYou can benefit from the experience of an extensive network of 120000 alumni spanning 120 countries even before you graduate Our Careers Alumni Network offers you the chance to interact with our alumni both virtually and in person providing networking opportunities and access to first-hand information on where a degree from Glasgow can take you

Find out moreTel +44 (0)141 330 7000Email careersglasgowacuk

wwwglasgowacukcareers

lsquoI would highly recommend a Club21 placement Getting relevant work experience with a large organisation provides the opportunity to apply knowledge from your studies in a practical setting and furthermore gives excellent material for your CVrsquo

Accounting graduate Jordan Brown from Glasgow now works for KPMG

Living in Glasgow

West End living

lsquo My favourite wonder of the

West End has got to be

Ashton Lane Therersquos 2-4-1

burgers a cinema with comfy

sofas tasty cocktails and

gorgeous sparkly lights

aboversquo Fiona Ralph is from Edinburgh

lsquo The 78 became my local

haunt Itrsquos like a vegan bar

and the food is really good

even if yoursquore a meat eater

which I am Theyrsquove got

different music nights so on

Sunday yoursquove got jazz and

Thursday is dub and grub

so you can have really lovely

food for a fiver and they play

dub musicrsquo Jasmin Singh is from Edinburgh

Whether you crave cosy campus living or big city excitement yoursquoll be inspired by the Universityrsquos location in the friendly West End of Glasgow Our students have plenty to say about how much they enjoy living and socialising near our main campus

lsquo Behind Murano Street Halls therersquos Ruchill Park and in the very centre therersquos a small hill and a spire at the top If you climb all the way up you can see most of Glasgow and you can see the mountains in the distancersquo Injae Park is from Sweden

lsquo There are loads of little vintage clothes shops Therersquos Starry Starry Night and on Great Western Road therersquos the Glasgow Vintage Company You definitely get trained in the art of finding good stuff I love looking at the record shops as wellrsquo Judy Barrett is from the Lake District

lsquo Tribeca is probably the coolest place in the West End to have brunch The food is American in style so expect stacked pancakes with syrup and eggs done every way you like them (and probably loads of ways you havenrsquot tried yet)rsquo

Chris Roden is from Glasgow

lsquo I like to go to Lebowskis on Argyle Street They do comedy nights and occasional quiz nights as well Itrsquos like a cocktail bar and itrsquos a laid-back environment low lighting and laid-back musicrsquo Jonathan Parrott is from Manchester

lsquo Yoursquove got such a choice of

cafeacutes here Artisan Roast is

a place I go to a lot because

itrsquos very snug and they have

the best cakesrsquo

Ruth Boyle is from Inverness

lsquo Ketchup is a burger place

right on the edge of campus

There are plenty of options to

keep the veggies happy great

chunky chip sides and cute

milkshakes in old-school milk

bottles Arrive hungry ndash yoursquoll

need the spacersquo

Matilda Lomas is from Warwickshire

lsquo Kelvingrove Park is so pretty especially in autumn We were out doing a geography lab measuring trees and I got to spend lots of time there That was goodrsquo Sophie Boyd is from Edinburgh

SportWhether playing the game or enthusiastically supporting Glasgow wears its passion for sport on its sleeve The city is due to host the Commonwealth Games in 2014 which means that huge investments in sporting facilities are being made

As a resident here you can access sports amenities all over the city including gyms running tracks swimming pools and wall climbing venues Therersquos even an indoor snowboard and ski slope made from real snow at Braehead Snow Factor on the outskirts of the city

City life

Whether you know it as a city of culture city of style host of the 2014 Commonwealth Games or Scotlandrsquos lsquodear green placersquo whatrsquos clear is that Glasgow has loads to offer you as a student There are so many benefits to being based in Scotlandrsquos largest city

CultureArt lovers and museum wanderers are spoilt for choice in the city especially since getting a glimpse of many of the cityrsquos collections is free

You can choose from 17 museums in total Try the famous Burrell Collection which holds more than 9000 items in its collections including works of art by Degas Epstein and Rodin The shiny new Riverside Museum of Transport amp Travel has proved to be an instant hit on the River Clyde ndash you can even travel to it by ferry

Just a stonersquos throw from the University is the popular Kelvingrove Art Gallery amp Museum which displays 8000 objects including works by Van Gogh Monet and Botticelli while for modern art enthusiasts therersquos the Gallery of Modern Art and Centre for Contemporary Arts in the city centre

Yoursquoll also find world-class collections on campus at The Hunterian our University museum and art gallery

ShoppingTherersquos a reason why Glasgow is known as Scotlandrsquos city of style The biggest designer names are found in the Merchant City ndash think Cruise Armani and Agent Provocateur

If this is all a bit beyond your budget Glasgowrsquos lsquostyle milersquo of pedestrian zones in Sauchiehall Street Buchanan Street and Argyle Street is where yoursquoll find high street favourites like Topshop Primark Urban Outfitters and HampM

Those who prefer to browse independent shops could try Mr Ben for its collection of vintage and retro clothing or Brazen for contemporary jewellery Meanwhile if yoursquore looking to expand your record collection try Monorail Music for CDs by the latest independent artists and vinyl from home and abroad

The Centre for Contemporary Arts is a gallery performance space cafeacute and cinema

lsquoGlasgow is one of those rare places that inspires lifelong loyalty in the people who are lucky enough to spend time there At about the same time as yoursquove learned to decipher the local accent yoursquoll feel like yoursquore in on a big secret Because Glasgow is one of Britainrsquos urban gemsrsquo

James Bainbridge Author Lonely Planetrsquos Study Glasgow

Getting aroundItrsquos easy to travel around Glasgow whether you choose to walk take the bus or use the subway which connects our main campus in the West End to the city centre in under 10 minutes

Find out moreDonrsquot take our word for it To find out more about what itrsquos like to live in Glasgow take a look at what our current students are blogging about at wwwglasgowgennet

Alternatively turn to our map or go to wwwseeglasgowcom to explore the city

Glasgowrsquos three main shopping streets are known as lsquothe Style Milersquo

City lights

Glasgow has a legendary reputation for being a welcoming fun-filled and accessible city Whether yoursquore into going to gigs hitting the clubs or dining out yoursquoll find plenty of entertainment nearby to enjoy with friends

A city of musicAs the UKrsquos first UNESCO City of Music Glasgowrsquos gig scene draws the most exciting talent On average the city hosts around 130 music events every week from indie and rock gigs to classical concerts and folk festivals

Popular large venues include the famed Barrowlands with its unique atmosphere and the SECC which attracts the biggest names and has twice hosted the MOBO Awards Great places to spot rising stars include the medium-sized O2 ABC and O2 Academy and the more intimate King Tutrsquos

The city is a powerful magnet for musicians Itrsquos not all about the bands however ndash Scottish

Opera the Royal Scottish National Orchestra and the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra are all resident here too

Nights to rememberThe city boasts more than 700 bars pubs and nightclubs You could find yourself beginning an evening with a drink in a converted church (Cottiers) moving on to mingling around Britainrsquos longest continuous bar (the Horseshoe) and ending up dancing in a basement club (the Subclub) or aboard a river boat (the Renfrew Ferry)

If pubs and clubs arenrsquot for you Glasgow has two comedy venues and an impressive mix of theatres You could discover performance

art in the Arches theatre or take in a musical at the Kingrsquos New plays from home and abroad are on show at the Tron and the Citizens Theatre and there are seven cinemas with the Cineworld multiplex containing 18 screens alone Independent and art house films find a home at the Glasgow Film Theatre (GFT)

Eating outGlasgowrsquos fantastic range of restaurants and cafeacutes reflects the cityrsquos diverse population so there are plenty of reasons to forget the microwave Whether yoursquore after an amazing Asian kitchen thatrsquos open until 230am a scoop of the creamiest Italian ice cream or a plate of haggis neeps and tatties ndash Scotlandrsquos national dish ndash Glasgow wonrsquot disappoint

lsquoTherersquos everything for you here whether you want a good night out a cultured wander around the museums and galleries or a chilled sit in the Botanic Gardens Itrsquos all around the cornerrsquo

Matilda Lomas from Warwickshire studies Geography and Public Policy

The Barrowlands is a legendary gig venue for many bands and artists

The RutherfordMcCowan building is set in 85 acres of garden

achieve

Our campusin Dumfries

Our School of Interdisciplinary Studies is based in Dumfries in the heart of one of Scotlandrsquos most scenic regions Join a small and friendly student community of all ages and backgrounds while enjoying the facilities of our world-class University

What can I study at Dumfries Environmental Stewardship Health amp Social Policy Primary Education with Teaching

Qualification

About the campusYour lectures and tutorials will be in the beautiful RutherfordMcCowan building set in 85 acres of gardens Yoursquoll have full access to the Crichton Library opened in 2008 with quiet study rooms and dedicated subject librarians and use of our extensive academic library in Glasgow as well as collections at the University of the West of Scotland

Keeping you connectedOur campus offers wi-fi connectivity interactive whiteboard technology video conferencing and videolink lecture facilities Our virtual learning environment means that you can access course content at a time to suit you and interact with your classmates and lecturers online wherever you are

Smaller group teachingIn Dumfries we specialise in smaller group teaching Our excellent staffndashstudent ratio

ensures yoursquoll receive individual attention Yoursquoll be able to get your ideas across build your confidence and advance your critical thinking Our lecturers who are dedicated academics are always happy to give you support

Choice and interdisciplinary teachingOur degrees are interdisciplinary This means rather than teaching you a selection of separate subjects we teach you how they relate to each other and to the wider world Yoursquoll be able to choose elective courses in a range of subjects either to complement your degree or for personal interest helping you to gain a broad education and a range of transferable skills sought after by graduate employers

Practical hands-on learningAll of our degree programmes have a professional orientation and include a high level of practical learning To gain skills and networks that will help you to hit the ground running with your career you can undertake a placement with a relevant employer Many courses include extensive fieldwork and site visits making the most of the abundant resources on our doorstep particularly for our environmental courses We offer the opportunity to study abroad too

The Crichton Library has quiet study rooms and dedicated subject librarians

lsquoDumfries Campus has what I was looking for in a university I enjoy the small group teaching and I feel reassured that the staff have everyonersquos best interests at heart This encourages you to achieve your potentialrsquo

Sophie Brett from Edinburgh is studying Environmental Stewardship

The Wickerman Festival is dubbed lsquoScotlandrsquos alternative music festivalrsquo

There are 400km of mountain bike trails for all abilities

About the townLocated approximately two hours south of Glasgow and less than an hour from Carlisle Dumfries is a friendly university town surrounded by unspoilt countryside Our students enjoy the restaurants pubs cinemas shops and sports facilities in the centre and often explore further afield to go mountain biking hillwalking diving sailing or canoeing

If yoursquore looking for culture yoursquoll find an impressive arts and live music scene in Dumfries amp Galloway The area is steeped in literary history being the final resting place of Scotlandrsquos national bard Robert Burns and host to the internationally acclaimed Wigtown Book Festival

How to get hereDumfries is in the south-west of Scotland There is a variety of ways to get here including by air train boat bus or car It is also on a national cycle route Wersquore keen to welcome prospective students to visit our campus Please see the inside front cover for details of our open days and for travel details visit wwwglasgowacukdumfrieshowtofindus

Discover ScotlandBreathtaking scenery adventure sports rugged castles and some of the worldrsquos best-loved cultural festivals ndash therersquos a lot to explore in Scotland and Glasgowrsquos the perfect place to start

You can try windsurfing off Tiree

The Mountainbiking World Cup is held in Fort William

You can find some of Scotlandrsquos popular snowboarding and skiing resorts in the Cairngorms

adventure

Wersquore based in central Scotland so whatever your mode of transport you could be exploring your new country in no time

You can findbullclimbing mountain biking sailing and golf

courses within a few hoursrsquo drive of the citybullskiing and snowboarding slopes three

hoursrsquo drive away in the right conditionsbull the Clyde coast and its beaches castles

and ice cream parlours only 25 minutes away

bulleasy access to renowned events such as the Edinburgh Festivals and T in the Park

bullLoch Lomond the heather-clad peaks of the Trossachs and routes to the Highlands and the Cairngorms under an hour away

Glasgowrsquos excellent transport links mean yoursquoll be well connected to the rest of the UK and the world beyond too

By airThere are three international airports near Glasgow

Airport Distance to Glasgow Glasgow Airport 7 miles Prestwick Airport 33 miles Edinburgh Airport 42 miles

Glasgow to Approx journey time London 1 hour 20 mins Amsterdam 1 hour 40 mins New York 7 hours Dubai 7 hours 15 mins

By boatFerries link Northern Ireland to Cairnryan approximately 90 minutes south of Glasgow There is also a Belfast to Stranraer sailing and a high-speed service from Larne to Troon

By trainTwo train stations in the city centre link to all major stations in the UK

Glasgow to Journey time Edinburgh 48 mins Newcastle 2 hours 30 mins Manchester 3 hours 30 mins Cardiff 7 hours London 5 hours

By roadMotorway links provide quick access to major cities throughout the UK

Glasgow to Journey time Manchester under 4 hours Birmingham under 5 hours Cardiff under 7 hours London 7 hours

InternationalGlasgow

Glasgow

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Dublin

London

1 mile = 16 kilometres

Manchester

ParisFRANCE

Brussels

Amsterdam

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NETHERLANDS

BELGIUM

NORWAY

DENMARK

Edinburgh

Dumfries

0 miles 100 200 300 400 500

bullGlasgow is ranked third

for international student

satisfaction according to

the International Student

Barometer 2012

bullStudents from 120

countries around the world

study at the University

each year

Support before you come

home

No matter how far you travel to join us wersquoll help you to feel at home We have a range of specialist staff dedicated to your needs so yoursquoll always find someone to offer you support

From before you begin your journey to Glasgow we work hard to make sure that when you arrive yoursquoll have the best experience possible

Meet us in your own countryMembers of our International Office team travel throughout the world to attend exhibitions offer information sessions and interview candidates Wersquore very happy to answer any questions you have To find out where we will be visiting and when see wwwglasgowacukinternational

Need advice now Contact the International Office tel +44 (0)141 330 6062 email studentrecruitmentglasgowacuk

Support during applicationDuring the application process and your preparations for travelling here our international student support team can give you advice on any concerns you have includingbull immigrationbull employmentbull finance

See wwwglasgowacukinternationalsupport or email internationalstudentsupportadminglasgowacuk

Ask a studentAs well as our dedicated staff our current students are also a very helpful source of advice After all ndash they live here and have experienced everything for themselves If you have questions yoursquod like to ask a current or recent student from Glasgow you can use our student network Email studentnetworkglasgowacuk

Tuition fees and financeYou should arrange funding for your tuition fees and living costs before you arrive in the UK Contact the British Council office or government agencies in your home country as a first stop for funding advice In some instances loans given by your own countryrsquos department of education or by banks can be used to fund studies overseas

For information about living costs fees and scholarships

Find out moreTo help you prepare for your arrival at Glasgow we have an International Student Handbook full of useful facts and information To download a copy see wwwglasgowacukinternationalsupportinternationalstudenthandbook

Students catch up in one of the libraryrsquos social spaces

Glasgow International College is based on the main University campus

Glasgow in SingaporeIf you are a graduate with good grades from one of the polytechnics in Singapore you may wish to study for our BEng (Hons) programmes which we offer in Singapore in partnership with the Singapore Institute of Technology A feature of the programmes is a four-week visit to Glasgow in order to undertake a design project and be introduced to Scottish culture

More information at wwwglasgowacuksingapore

Glasgow International CollegeIf yoursquore an international student but not quite ready to study at Glasgow our partner institution Glasgow International College can help you to achieve the required standards for admission to the University If you successfully complete a foundation programme at the required level you can move to the second year of a degree programme in social sciences business science or engineering

More information at wwwglasgowacukgic

lsquoMy lecturer has such energy Having a vibrant personality really does make a difference Here they give you a lot of room to do private study and experiment a little bitrsquo

Born in Korea Injae Park is studying Psychology and Economics

A warm welcome once you arrive

Glasgow has a reputation for being a welcoming and friendly place This means that you can feel confident that joining our community will be a memorable and satisfying experience

Improving competence in EnglishBefore you are admitted to the University we require you to show competence in English We set a minimum English language proficiency level and accept qualifications from around the worldbull IELTS 65 (with no subtest less than 6)bull iBT TOEFL 92 (with no less than 20 in all

subtests)bull Cambridge ESOL Certificate in Advanced

English (CAE) ndash B minimum or Certificate of Proficiency in English (CPE) ndash C minimum

Levels may vary depending on the programme you are applying for You can find out more

Our range of services and social events has been designed to help you to immerse yourself in Scotlandrsquos culture and enjoy your time at university once you arrive

information at wwwglasgowacukinternationalenglishlanguagerequirements

How we can helpWe provide courses to help you reach a proficiency level equivalent to the required IELTS score through our Language Centre English as a Foreign Language (EFL) Unit

Pre-sessional EFL courses can last 5ndash40 weeks depending on your entry level These courses have a strong study skills component and focus on academic English to help you adapt to the style of learning and teaching at the University and prepare you for your future studies

If yoursquod like additional English language tuition once yoursquove started your academic course we also provide part-time language support classes which are free of charge if you pay the

full international student fee If you are a visiting student (whether Year Abroad Erasmus or other exchange programme) you may be entitled to take on an English language course for credit

For more information wwwglasgowacukefl

OrientationOur International Student Support team is here to ensure you settle in to University life as smoothly as possible We have organised a programme of events designed to help you from the very start of your time here including an orientation programme with information on welfare immigration health employment finance and other non-academic matters

If you are arriving in September our Welcome Team can meet you at Glasgow Airport and provide transport More information and online

registration for this service is available on our website in the weeks before your arrival wwwglasgowacukinternationalsupport

Societies just for youYou may wish to join one or more of the Universityrsquos student-run clubs and societies for international students There are several individual country societies which can offer you the chance to share your own culture and learn about others For a list of our current clubs and societies see wwwglasgowstudentnetclubs

Specialist careers adviceWe were the first university in Scotland to appoint a careers adviser to develop specialist advice for our international students For more information wwwglasgowacukcareers

lsquoEnjoy every minute of it Yoursquore going to meet lots of people from all over the world on your course in halls of residence and in sports clubs and societies ndash you wonrsquot have time to feel homesickrsquo

Veer Shah from Kenya studied Medicine

We are a founding member of Universitas 21 ndash a global network of leading research universities

You will join a community of students from more than 120 countries around the world

best decision ever

Three wordsWe asked our students to sum up their time at Glasgow in three words This is what some of them said

Life Changingly Brilliant

Irsquom loving it

Sarah Milburn from Sunderland

Hogwarts but betterLucy Knox from Ardrossan

Exciting Alternative HomeKaty Deane from Leeds

Welcoming happy communityKatie Sprung from Liverpool

challenging exciting unforgettableGraham Tait from Ayr

XinHui Yeo from Malaysia

Always a challengeCharlie Batchelor from Nottingham

Exciting Inspiring FunChiara Bullen from Falkirk

This is home Katie Sharp from Killearn

awesome Awesome AWESOMEYana Daneva from Plovdiv worth the effort

Caitriona Cassidy from Belfast

Vicky Gillan from Glasgow

Worth the rainHarry Smith from Taunton

Challenging rewarding funDesana Svolikova from Slovakia

I love itAlan Alexander from Coldingham

Busy friendly awesomeJames Davidson from Edinburgh

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Glasgowrsquos first purpose-built comedy club the Stand sells around 1600 tickets each week

Concerts ice-shows X Factor auditions and the MOBO Awards take place at the SECC

Next door to the University is Scotlandrsquos most visited attraction Kelvingrove Art Gallery amp Museum

King Tutrsquos has been named the UKrsquos best live music venue three times by Radio 1

Catch a film on Scotlandrsquos largest cinema screen at the Glasgow Science Centre

Hampden Scotlandrsquos national football stadium is also a renowned venue for concerts

From ground-breaking theatre to huge name DJs The Arches is not a traditional arts venue

Try snow sports rock climbing adventure golf bowling and laser games at Xscape Braehead

The Glasgow Barrowland Ballroom is a popular venue for rock concerts

Glasgow has more than 70 parks and gardens including the Botanic Gardens in the West End

Glasgowrsquos subway provides a quick way to travel around the city

The Riverside Museum hosts the cityrsquos transport collection

Get comfy on a sofa at the Grosvenor Glasgowrsquos oldest cinema

Tennis courts and a bowling green are situated in Kelvingrove Park

At 62m high Glasgow Cineworld is currently the tallest cinema in the world

Visit the CCA for visual art performance film music spoken word and other events

Explore Glasgowrsquos collection of contemporary art at the Gallery of Modern Art

From art house cinema to late night cult screenings therersquos something for everyone at the GFT

The Emirates Arena and Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome attract major sporting events

Glasgowrsquos three main shopping streets are known as the lsquoStyle Milersquo

The Merchant City is Glasgowrsquos cultural fashion and food quarter

The Garage Nightclub features guest DJs such as Steve Lamacq and Mani

The University is based in the West End three miles from the city centre


This publication is intended to help you choose your programme of study at the University of Glasgow It does not replace the University Calendar as a statement of the University regulations All students will be required as a condition of registration (matriculation) to abide by and to submit to the procedures of the Universityrsquos rules and regulations as amended from time to time A copy of the current regulations is available on request from Student Services or the University Calendar can be viewed online at wwwglasgowacuksenatecalendar

Every effort has been made to ensure theaccuracy of the information contained within this publication but it is subject to alteration without notice The University will use all reasonable endeavours to deliver courses in accordance with the descriptions set out in this publication The University however reserves the right to make variations to the contents or methods of delivery of courses to discontinue courses and to merge or combine courses if such action is reasonably considered to be necessary by the University If the University discontinues any course it will use its reasonable endeavours to provide a suitable alternative course In the event

of industrial action or other circumstances beyond the Universityrsquos control interfering with its ability to provide these courses or services the University will undertake to minimise disruption as far as is practicable

Published admissions requirements are subject to alteration and may differ from those listed in the prospectus

Equality and diversityThe University of Glasgow is committed to promoting equality in all its activities and aims to provide a work learning research and teaching environment free from discrimination and where difference is positively valued

The Universityrsquos equality policies and other useful sources of information are available on the website at wwwglasgowacukequalitydiversity Data Protection ActThe University collects and processesinformation including images about itsstudents applicants and potential applicants for academic administrative management pastoral and health and safety reasons

Some of this information is considered assensitive personal data in the terms of the Data Protection Act 1998 The information is provided by a student applicant or potential applicant or on hisher behalf It is not possible to become or remain a registered (matriculated) student or to process an application without agreement to provide this information The information is processed in accordance with the Universityrsquos Notification with the Information Commissioner under the Data Protection Act 1998 and is disclosed to third parties only with studentsrsquo consent or to meet a statutory obligation or in accordance with the Universityrsquos Notification with the Information Commissioner or in accordance with the terms of the Act

Smoking policyIn line with legislation throughout the UK smoking is not permitted in any University building department or official vehicle

Refund of private fee contributionsFor the Universityrsquos refund policy please see wwwglasgowacukscholarshipsfeesrefund

Additional feesIn common with other universities students on certain courses at the University of Glasgow may incur additional expenditure on items such as fieldwork specialist materials and supplementary instrumental tuition although some assistance from University funds may be available to meet such expenditure responsibility for payment will rest with the student In addition small charges may be made in some subjects for such items as course materials photocopying and laser printing detailed information may be obtained from the Universityrsquos schools or colleges General Council registration feeAll first-time graduates from the University of Glasgow must prior to graduation pay aregistration fee to become a member of the Universityrsquos General Council Payment of the fee means that your name will be entered in the Register of Graduates and you will be entitled to attend the twice-yearly statutory meetings of the Council and vote in its elections You will also receive regular mailings from the Council which will include the Universityrsquos Annual Review

Associated institutionsThe University is proud of its associations with The Glasgow School of Art and Scotlandrsquos Rural College Both are independent higher education institutions If you apply for a programme offered by either institution you will pursue your studies at that institution but your final degree will be conferred by the University of Glasgow Applications should be made to the institution and not to the University The University has made separate arrangements with each institution for access to University facilities The institution concerned will provide guidance on these arrangements For further information wwwgsaacuk and wwwsrucacuk

CreditsPhotography by University Photographic Unit Renzo Mazzolini Paul Hampton Shutterstock Glasgow City Marketing Bureau VisitScotlandScottish Viewpoint Sean Gallagher Ash Paterson Alastair Ross Anne Waggot Produced and designed by Corporate Communications University of Glasgow City map designed by Red Empire

copy University of Glasgow February 2013University of Glasgow charity no SC004401

University of GlasgowGlasgow G12 8QQ

General switchboardTel +44 (0)141 330 2000

wwwglasgowacuk

Say hello to GlasgowGlasgow is the fourth oldest university in the English-speaking world Since opening our doors in 1451 wersquove dedicated our time to inspiring great minds throughout history from the father of economics Adam Smith to the pioneer of television John Logie Baird

If yoursquore thinking about studying at Glasgow we understand that yoursquoll want to take your time to find out what we can offer

We know that yoursquoll be looking for a university that provides a broad choice of subjects excellent teaching standards and superb facilities Yoursquoll also want to study somewhere with an international reputation high graduate employment rates and a top-quality student lifestyle all in one of the worldrsquos top student cities (QS Best Student Cities 2012)

These things are important which is why they all form the Glasgow experience

If you choose to study with us yoursquollbullbe part of a university ranked in the top

1 of the worldbull learn from pioneering academics whose

research is internationally recognisedbull join a student population made up of

over 23000 people from more than 120 countries

bullfind first-class facilities for sport one of the best libraries in Europe and a new student services building where you can get advice on everything from careers to council tax

bullbenefit from living in the UKrsquos third largest city ndash and Scotlandrsquos largest ndash with a renowned music scene excellent shopping a wealth of arts and cultural venues and friendly nightlife all on your doorstep

Rankings Glasgow is ranked highly in both UK and international league tables

14th Guardian University Guide 201315th Times Good University Guide 201317th Independent Complete University Guide 201319th Sunday Times University Guide 20133rd International Student Barometer 201254th QS World University Rankings 2012

Visit usWhether you live locally or are thinking of coming here from afar Glasgow offers a warm welcome Our open days give you the chance to chat to our friendly staff and students go along to mock lectures visit our student residences and explore our beautiful campus

Open daysComing to one of our open days offers a unique and exciting opportunity to absorb the atmosphere at one of the UKrsquos top universities

Main campus Thursday 13 June 2013 Wednesday 4 September 2013Dumfries campus Wednesday 26 June 2013 Wednesday 25 September 2013

Applicantsrsquo Visit Day Once yoursquove applied to and received an offer from the University yoursquoll have another chance to visit us on our Applicantsrsquo Visit Day

Main campus Tuesday 1 April 2014Dumfries campus Wednesday 2 April 2014

While our open days are a great way to find out more about life at the University if you canrsquot make these dates donrsquot worry We also offer a range of afternoon visits throughout the year that offer the opportunity to visit the campus for a half day You can of course also plan your own visit

For full details about visiting us see wwwglasgowacukvisit

welcome

What can I study

Choosing your degree


How to apply

Student life

Where will I live

Fees costs and scholarships


Sport for everyone

Get involved

Study abroad

Planning your future

Living in Glasgow

West End living

City life

City lights

Our campus in Dumfries

Discover Scotland

International Glasgow


West end and city map

Contents

What can I study

3

choice


















































PhilosophyLevel-1


PoliticsLevel-1


PhilosophyLevel-2




PhilosophyLevel-3




MathematicsLevel-1

PhysicsLevel-1

ChemistryLevel-1




MathematicsLevel-3




PhilosophyLevel-4



How to apply





students



























BAcc (Accounting)

BDS (Dentistry)

BEdMA (Teaching)


BN (Nursing)

BScMSci (Science)

BTechEd


LLB (Law)

MA (Arts)


MBChB (Medicine)


+44 (0)141 330 2839

+44 (0)141 211 9703

+44 (0)141 330 24633467

+44 (0)141 330 8153

+44 (0)141 330 3917

+44 (0)141 330 5164

+44 (0)141 330 24633467

+44 (0)141 330 5705

+44 (0)141 330 4507

+44 (0)141 330 5562

+44 (0)141 330 5562

+44 (0)141 330 6216

+44 (0)141 330 8153




Student life

Where will I live

friendly
































Name of Award

Welcome Bursary

Amount Eligibility




Name of Award

Talent Scholarship

Amount Eligibility




Name of Award


Amount Eligibility








Total pound900


Total pound700


































wwwglasgowacuksls






Sport foreveryone

active

























volunteering abroad















Brit Award 2012


Study abroad

explore

























Planningyour future
















for graduate jobs




summer break










Living in Glasgow

West End living





























the best cakesrsquo









need the spacersquo





City life
















City lights














achieve




Qualification



















adventure


















Glasgow

Belfast

Dublin

London


Manchester

ParisFRANCE

Brussels

Amsterdam

GERMANY

NETHERLANDS

BELGIUM

NORWAY

DENMARK

Edinburgh

Dumfries

0 miles 100 200 300 400 500





Barometer 2012




each year


home









































best decision ever



Irsquom loving it

















195mm

GeorgeSquare

Gla

ssfo

rd S

t

QueenStreetStation

CentralStation

BuchananBus Station







M8 Motorway

River Clyde


Great Western Road

Kelvingrove Park

Byre

s Ro

ad


Sauchiehall Street

Buc

hana

n St

reet

Argyle Street








































wwwglasgowacuk

What can I study

3

choice


















































PhilosophyLevel-1


PoliticsLevel-1


PhilosophyLevel-2




PhilosophyLevel-3




MathematicsLevel-1

PhysicsLevel-1

ChemistryLevel-1




MathematicsLevel-3




PhilosophyLevel-4



How to apply





students



























BAcc (Accounting)

BDS (Dentistry)

BEdMA (Teaching)


BN (Nursing)

BScMSci (Science)

BTechEd


LLB (Law)

MA (Arts)


MBChB (Medicine)


+44 (0)141 330 2839

+44 (0)141 211 9703

+44 (0)141 330 24633467

+44 (0)141 330 8153

+44 (0)141 330 3917

+44 (0)141 330 5164

+44 (0)141 330 24633467

+44 (0)141 330 5705

+44 (0)141 330 4507

+44 (0)141 330 5562

+44 (0)141 330 5562

+44 (0)141 330 6216

+44 (0)141 330 8153




Student life

Where will I live

friendly
































Name of Award

Welcome Bursary

Amount Eligibility




Name of Award

Talent Scholarship

Amount Eligibility




Name of Award


Amount Eligibility








Total pound900


Total pound700


































wwwglasgowacuksls






Sport foreveryone

active

























volunteering abroad















Brit Award 2012


Study abroad

explore

























Planningyour future
















for graduate jobs




summer break










Living in Glasgow

West End living





























the best cakesrsquo









need the spacersquo





City life
















City lights














achieve




Qualification



















adventure


















Glasgow

Belfast

Dublin

London


Manchester

ParisFRANCE

Brussels

Amsterdam

GERMANY

NETHERLANDS

BELGIUM

NORWAY

DENMARK

Edinburgh

Dumfries

0 miles 100 200 300 400 500





Barometer 2012




each year


home









































best decision ever



Irsquom loving it

















195mm

GeorgeSquare

Gla

ssfo

rd S

t

QueenStreetStation

CentralStation

BuchananBus Station







M8 Motorway

River Clyde


Great Western Road

Kelvingrove Park

Byre

s Ro

ad


Sauchiehall Street

Buc

hana

n St

reet

Argyle Street








































wwwglasgowacuk







































PhilosophyLevel-1


PoliticsLevel-1


PhilosophyLevel-2




PhilosophyLevel-3




MathematicsLevel-1

PhysicsLevel-1

ChemistryLevel-1




MathematicsLevel-3




PhilosophyLevel-4



How to apply





students



























BAcc (Accounting)

BDS (Dentistry)

BEdMA (Teaching)


BN (Nursing)

BScMSci (Science)

BTechEd


LLB (Law)

MA (Arts)


MBChB (Medicine)


+44 (0)141 330 2839

+44 (0)141 211 9703

+44 (0)141 330 24633467

+44 (0)141 330 8153

+44 (0)141 330 3917

+44 (0)141 330 5164

+44 (0)141 330 24633467

+44 (0)141 330 5705

+44 (0)141 330 4507

+44 (0)141 330 5562

+44 (0)141 330 5562

+44 (0)141 330 6216

+44 (0)141 330 8153




Student life

Where will I live

friendly
































Name of Award

Welcome Bursary

Amount Eligibility




Name of Award

Talent Scholarship

Amount Eligibility




Name of Award


Amount Eligibility








Total pound900


Total pound700


































wwwglasgowacuksls






Sport foreveryone

active

























volunteering abroad















Brit Award 2012


Study abroad

explore

























Planningyour future
















for graduate jobs




summer break










Living in Glasgow

West End living





























the best cakesrsquo









need the spacersquo





City life
















City lights














achieve




Qualification



















adventure


















Glasgow

Belfast

Dublin

London


Manchester

ParisFRANCE

Brussels

Amsterdam

GERMANY

NETHERLANDS

BELGIUM

NORWAY

DENMARK

Edinburgh

Dumfries

0 miles 100 200 300 400 500





Barometer 2012




each year


home









































best decision ever



Irsquom loving it

















195mm

GeorgeSquare

Gla

ssfo

rd S

t

QueenStreetStation

CentralStation

BuchananBus Station







M8 Motorway

River Clyde


Great Western Road

Kelvingrove Park

Byre

s Ro

ad


Sauchiehall Street

Buc

hana

n St

reet

Argyle Street








































wwwglasgowacuk


















PhilosophyLevel-1


PoliticsLevel-1


PhilosophyLevel-2




PhilosophyLevel-3




MathematicsLevel-1

PhysicsLevel-1

ChemistryLevel-1




MathematicsLevel-3




PhilosophyLevel-4



How to apply





students



























BAcc (Accounting)

BDS (Dentistry)

BEdMA (Teaching)


BN (Nursing)

BScMSci (Science)

BTechEd


LLB (Law)

MA (Arts)


MBChB (Medicine)


+44 (0)141 330 2839

+44 (0)141 211 9703

+44 (0)141 330 24633467

+44 (0)141 330 8153

+44 (0)141 330 3917

+44 (0)141 330 5164

+44 (0)141 330 24633467

+44 (0)141 330 5705

+44 (0)141 330 4507

+44 (0)141 330 5562

+44 (0)141 330 5562

+44 (0)141 330 6216

+44 (0)141 330 8153




Student life

Where will I live

friendly
































Name of Award

Welcome Bursary

Amount Eligibility




Name of Award

Talent Scholarship

Amount Eligibility




Name of Award


Amount Eligibility








Total pound900


Total pound700


































wwwglasgowacuksls






Sport foreveryone

active

























volunteering abroad















Brit Award 2012


Study abroad

explore

























Planningyour future
















for graduate jobs




summer break










Living in Glasgow

West End living





























the best cakesrsquo









need the spacersquo





City life
















City lights














achieve




Qualification



















adventure


















Glasgow

Belfast

Dublin

London


Manchester

ParisFRANCE

Brussels

Amsterdam

GERMANY

NETHERLANDS

BELGIUM

NORWAY

DENMARK

Edinburgh

Dumfries

0 miles 100 200 300 400 500





Barometer 2012




each year


home









































best decision ever



Irsquom loving it

















195mm

GeorgeSquare

Gla

ssfo

rd S

t

QueenStreetStation

CentralStation

BuchananBus Station







M8 Motorway

River Clyde


Great Western Road

Kelvingrove Park

Byre

s Ro

ad


Sauchiehall Street

Buc

hana

n St

reet

Argyle Street








































wwwglasgowacuk

How to apply





students



























BAcc (Accounting)

BDS (Dentistry)

BEdMA (Teaching)


BN (Nursing)

BScMSci (Science)

BTechEd


LLB (Law)

MA (Arts)


MBChB (Medicine)


+44 (0)141 330 2839

+44 (0)141 211 9703

+44 (0)141 330 24633467

+44 (0)141 330 8153

+44 (0)141 330 3917

+44 (0)141 330 5164

+44 (0)141 330 24633467

+44 (0)141 330 5705

+44 (0)141 330 4507

+44 (0)141 330 5562

+44 (0)141 330 5562

+44 (0)141 330 6216

+44 (0)141 330 8153




Student life

Where will I live

friendly
































Name of Award

Welcome Bursary

Amount Eligibility




Name of Award

Talent Scholarship

Amount Eligibility




Name of Award


Amount Eligibility








Total pound900


Total pound700


































wwwglasgowacuksls






Sport foreveryone

active

























volunteering abroad















Brit Award 2012


Study abroad

explore

























Planningyour future
















for graduate jobs




summer break










Living in Glasgow

West End living





























the best cakesrsquo









need the spacersquo





City life
















City lights














achieve




Qualification



















adventure


















Glasgow

Belfast

Dublin

London


Manchester

ParisFRANCE

Brussels

Amsterdam

GERMANY

NETHERLANDS

BELGIUM

NORWAY

DENMARK

Edinburgh

Dumfries

0 miles 100 200 300 400 500





Barometer 2012




each year


home









































best decision ever



Irsquom loving it

















195mm

GeorgeSquare

Gla

ssfo

rd S

t

QueenStreetStation

CentralStation

BuchananBus Station







M8 Motorway

River Clyde


Great Western Road

Kelvingrove Park

Byre

s Ro

ad


Sauchiehall Street

Buc

hana

n St

reet

Argyle Street








































wwwglasgowacuk

Student life

Where will I live

friendly
































Name of Award

Welcome Bursary

Amount Eligibility




Name of Award

Talent Scholarship

Amount Eligibility




Name of Award


Amount Eligibility








Total pound900


Total pound700


































wwwglasgowacuksls






Sport foreveryone

active

























volunteering abroad















Brit Award 2012


Study abroad

explore

























Planningyour future
















for graduate jobs




summer break










Living in Glasgow

West End living





























the best cakesrsquo









need the spacersquo





City life
















City lights














achieve




Qualification



















adventure


















Glasgow

Belfast

Dublin

London


Manchester

ParisFRANCE

Brussels

Amsterdam

GERMANY

NETHERLANDS

BELGIUM

NORWAY

DENMARK

Edinburgh

Dumfries

0 miles 100 200 300 400 500





Barometer 2012




each year


home









































best decision ever



Irsquom loving it

















195mm

GeorgeSquare

Gla

ssfo

rd S

t

QueenStreetStation

CentralStation

BuchananBus Station







M8 Motorway

River Clyde


Great Western Road

Kelvingrove Park

Byre

s Ro

ad


Sauchiehall Street

Buc

hana

n St

reet

Argyle Street








































wwwglasgowacuk

Where will I live

friendly
































Name of Award

Welcome Bursary

Amount Eligibility




Name of Award

Talent Scholarship

Amount Eligibility




Name of Award


Amount Eligibility








Total pound900


Total pound700


































wwwglasgowacuksls






Sport foreveryone

active

























volunteering abroad















Brit Award 2012


Study abroad

explore

























Planningyour future
















for graduate jobs




summer break










Living in Glasgow

West End living





























the best cakesrsquo









need the spacersquo





City life
















City lights














achieve




Qualification



















adventure


















Glasgow

Belfast

Dublin

London


Manchester

ParisFRANCE

Brussels

Amsterdam

GERMANY

NETHERLANDS

BELGIUM

NORWAY

DENMARK

Edinburgh

Dumfries

0 miles 100 200 300 400 500





Barometer 2012




each year


home









































best decision ever



Irsquom loving it

















195mm

GeorgeSquare

Gla

ssfo

rd S

t

QueenStreetStation

CentralStation

BuchananBus Station







M8 Motorway

River Clyde


Great Western Road

Kelvingrove Park

Byre

s Ro

ad


Sauchiehall Street

Buc

hana

n St

reet

Argyle Street








































wwwglasgowacuk




Name of Award

Welcome Bursary

Amount Eligibility




Name of Award

Talent Scholarship

Amount Eligibility




Name of Award


Amount Eligibility








Total pound900


Total pound700


































wwwglasgowacuksls






Sport foreveryone

active

























volunteering abroad















Brit Award 2012


Study abroad

explore

























Planningyour future
















for graduate jobs




summer break










Living in Glasgow

West End living





























the best cakesrsquo









need the spacersquo





City life
















City lights














achieve




Qualification



















adventure


















Glasgow

Belfast

Dublin

London


Manchester

ParisFRANCE

Brussels

Amsterdam

GERMANY

NETHERLANDS

BELGIUM

NORWAY

DENMARK

Edinburgh

Dumfries

0 miles 100 200 300 400 500





Barometer 2012




each year


home









































best decision ever



Irsquom loving it

















195mm

GeorgeSquare

Gla

ssfo

rd S

t

QueenStreetStation

CentralStation

BuchananBus Station







M8 Motorway

River Clyde


Great Western Road

Kelvingrove Park

Byre

s Ro

ad


Sauchiehall Street

Buc

hana

n St

reet

Argyle Street








































wwwglasgowacuk























wwwglasgowacuksls






Sport foreveryone

active

























volunteering abroad















Brit Award 2012


Study abroad

explore

























Planningyour future
















for graduate jobs




summer break










Living in Glasgow

West End living





























the best cakesrsquo









need the spacersquo





City life
















City lights














achieve




Qualification



















adventure


















Glasgow

Belfast

Dublin

London


Manchester

ParisFRANCE

Brussels

Amsterdam

GERMANY

NETHERLANDS

BELGIUM

NORWAY

DENMARK

Edinburgh

Dumfries

0 miles 100 200 300 400 500





Barometer 2012




each year


home









































best decision ever



Irsquom loving it

















195mm

GeorgeSquare

Gla

ssfo

rd S

t

QueenStreetStation

CentralStation

BuchananBus Station







M8 Motorway

River Clyde


Great Western Road

Kelvingrove Park

Byre

s Ro

ad


Sauchiehall Street

Buc

hana

n St

reet

Argyle Street








































wwwglasgowacuk

Sport foreveryone

active

























volunteering abroad















Brit Award 2012


Study abroad

explore

























Planningyour future
















for graduate jobs




summer break










Living in Glasgow

West End living





























the best cakesrsquo









need the spacersquo





City life
















City lights














achieve




Qualification



















adventure


















Glasgow

Belfast

Dublin

London


Manchester

ParisFRANCE

Brussels

Amsterdam

GERMANY

NETHERLANDS

BELGIUM

NORWAY

DENMARK

Edinburgh

Dumfries

0 miles 100 200 300 400 500





Barometer 2012




each year


home









































best decision ever



Irsquom loving it

















195mm

GeorgeSquare

Gla

ssfo

rd S

t

QueenStreetStation

CentralStation

BuchananBus Station







M8 Motorway

River Clyde


Great Western Road

Kelvingrove Park

Byre

s Ro

ad


Sauchiehall Street

Buc

hana

n St

reet

Argyle Street








































wwwglasgowacuk







volunteering abroad















Brit Award 2012


Study abroad

explore

























Planningyour future
















for graduate jobs




summer break










Living in Glasgow

West End living





























the best cakesrsquo









need the spacersquo





City life
















City lights














achieve




Qualification



















adventure


















Glasgow

Belfast

Dublin

London


Manchester

ParisFRANCE

Brussels

Amsterdam

GERMANY

NETHERLANDS

BELGIUM

NORWAY

DENMARK

Edinburgh

Dumfries

0 miles 100 200 300 400 500





Barometer 2012




each year


home









































best decision ever



Irsquom loving it

















195mm

GeorgeSquare

Gla

ssfo

rd S

t

QueenStreetStation

CentralStation

BuchananBus Station







M8 Motorway

River Clyde


Great Western Road

Kelvingrove Park

Byre

s Ro

ad


Sauchiehall Street

Buc

hana

n St

reet

Argyle Street








































wwwglasgowacuk

Study abroad

explore

























Planningyour future
















for graduate jobs




summer break










Living in Glasgow

West End living





























the best cakesrsquo









need the spacersquo





City life
















City lights














achieve




Qualification



















adventure


















Glasgow

Belfast

Dublin

London


Manchester

ParisFRANCE

Brussels

Amsterdam

GERMANY

NETHERLANDS

BELGIUM

NORWAY

DENMARK

Edinburgh

Dumfries

0 miles 100 200 300 400 500





Barometer 2012




each year


home









































best decision ever



Irsquom loving it

















195mm

GeorgeSquare

Gla

ssfo

rd S

t

QueenStreetStation

CentralStation

BuchananBus Station







M8 Motorway

River Clyde


Great Western Road

Kelvingrove Park

Byre

s Ro

ad


Sauchiehall Street

Buc

hana

n St

reet

Argyle Street








































wwwglasgowacuk

Planningyour future
















for graduate jobs




summer break










Living in Glasgow

West End living





























the best cakesrsquo









need the spacersquo





City life
















City lights














achieve




Qualification



















adventure


















Glasgow

Belfast

Dublin

London


Manchester

ParisFRANCE

Brussels

Amsterdam

GERMANY

NETHERLANDS

BELGIUM

NORWAY

DENMARK

Edinburgh

Dumfries

0 miles 100 200 300 400 500





Barometer 2012




each year


home









































best decision ever



Irsquom loving it

















195mm

GeorgeSquare

Gla

ssfo

rd S

t

QueenStreetStation

CentralStation

BuchananBus Station







M8 Motorway

River Clyde


Great Western Road

Kelvingrove Park

Byre

s Ro

ad


Sauchiehall Street

Buc

hana

n St

reet

Argyle Street








































wwwglasgowacuk

Living in Glasgow

West End living





























the best cakesrsquo









need the spacersquo





City life
















City lights














achieve




Qualification



















adventure


















Glasgow

Belfast

Dublin

London


Manchester

ParisFRANCE

Brussels

Amsterdam

GERMANY

NETHERLANDS

BELGIUM

NORWAY

DENMARK

Edinburgh

Dumfries

0 miles 100 200 300 400 500





Barometer 2012




each year


home









































best decision ever



Irsquom loving it

















195mm

GeorgeSquare

Gla

ssfo

rd S

t

QueenStreetStation

CentralStation

BuchananBus Station







M8 Motorway

River Clyde


Great Western Road

Kelvingrove Park

Byre

s Ro

ad


Sauchiehall Street

Buc

hana

n St

reet

Argyle Street








































wwwglasgowacuk

West End living





























the best cakesrsquo









need the spacersquo





City life
















City lights














achieve




Qualification



















adventure


















Glasgow

Belfast

Dublin

London


Manchester

ParisFRANCE

Brussels

Amsterdam

GERMANY

NETHERLANDS

BELGIUM

NORWAY

DENMARK

Edinburgh

Dumfries

0 miles 100 200 300 400 500





Barometer 2012




each year


home









































best decision ever



Irsquom loving it

















195mm

GeorgeSquare

Gla

ssfo

rd S

t

QueenStreetStation

CentralStation

BuchananBus Station







M8 Motorway

River Clyde


Great Western Road

Kelvingrove Park

Byre

s Ro

ad


Sauchiehall Street

Buc

hana

n St

reet

Argyle Street








































wwwglasgowacuk



City life
















City lights














achieve




Qualification



















adventure


















Glasgow

Belfast

Dublin

London


Manchester

ParisFRANCE

Brussels

Amsterdam

GERMANY

NETHERLANDS

BELGIUM

NORWAY

DENMARK

Edinburgh

Dumfries

0 miles 100 200 300 400 500





Barometer 2012




each year


home









































best decision ever



Irsquom loving it

















195mm

GeorgeSquare

Gla

ssfo

rd S

t

QueenStreetStation

CentralStation

BuchananBus Station







M8 Motorway

River Clyde


Great Western Road

Kelvingrove Park

Byre

s Ro

ad


Sauchiehall Street

Buc

hana

n St

reet

Argyle Street








































wwwglasgowacuk

City lights














achieve




Qualification



















adventure


















Glasgow

Belfast

Dublin

London


Manchester

ParisFRANCE

Brussels

Amsterdam

GERMANY

NETHERLANDS

BELGIUM

NORWAY

DENMARK

Edinburgh

Dumfries

0 miles 100 200 300 400 500





Barometer 2012




each year


home









































best decision ever



Irsquom loving it

















195mm

GeorgeSquare

Gla

ssfo

rd S

t

QueenStreetStation

CentralStation

BuchananBus Station







M8 Motorway

River Clyde


Great Western Road

Kelvingrove Park

Byre

s Ro

ad


Sauchiehall Street

Buc

hana

n St

reet

Argyle Street








































wwwglasgowacuk


achieve




Qualification



















adventure


















Glasgow

Belfast

Dublin

London


Manchester

ParisFRANCE

Brussels

Amsterdam

GERMANY

NETHERLANDS

BELGIUM

NORWAY

DENMARK

Edinburgh

Dumfries

0 miles 100 200 300 400 500





Barometer 2012




each year


home









































best decision ever



Irsquom loving it

















195mm

GeorgeSquare

Gla

ssfo

rd S

t

QueenStreetStation

CentralStation

BuchananBus Station







M8 Motorway

River Clyde


Great Western Road

Kelvingrove Park

Byre

s Ro

ad


Sauchiehall Street

Buc

hana

n St

reet

Argyle Street








































wwwglasgowacuk





adventure


















Glasgow

Belfast

Dublin

London


Manchester

ParisFRANCE

Brussels

Amsterdam

GERMANY

NETHERLANDS

BELGIUM

NORWAY

DENMARK

Edinburgh

Dumfries

0 miles 100 200 300 400 500





Barometer 2012




each year


home









































best decision ever



Irsquom loving it

















195mm

GeorgeSquare

Gla

ssfo

rd S

t

QueenStreetStation

CentralStation

BuchananBus Station







M8 Motorway

River Clyde


Great Western Road

Kelvingrove Park

Byre

s Ro

ad


Sauchiehall Street

Buc

hana

n St

reet

Argyle Street








































wwwglasgowacuk


Glasgow

Belfast

Dublin

London


Manchester

ParisFRANCE

Brussels

Amsterdam

GERMANY

NETHERLANDS

BELGIUM

NORWAY

DENMARK

Edinburgh

Dumfries

0 miles 100 200 300 400 500





Barometer 2012




each year


home









































best decision ever



Irsquom loving it

















195mm

GeorgeSquare

Gla

ssfo

rd S

t

QueenStreetStation

CentralStation

BuchananBus Station







M8 Motorway

River Clyde


Great Western Road

Kelvingrove Park

Byre

s Ro

ad


Sauchiehall Street

Buc

hana

n St

reet

Argyle Street








































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best decision ever



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GeorgeSquare

Gla

ssfo

rd S

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QueenStreetStation

CentralStation

BuchananBus Station







M8 Motorway

River Clyde


Great Western Road

Kelvingrove Park

Byre

s Ro

ad


Sauchiehall Street

Buc

hana

n St

reet

Argyle Street








































wwwglasgowacuk

best decision ever



Irsquom loving it

















195mm

GeorgeSquare

Gla

ssfo

rd S

t

QueenStreetStation

CentralStation

BuchananBus Station







M8 Motorway

River Clyde


Great Western Road

Kelvingrove Park

Byre

s Ro

ad


Sauchiehall Street

Buc

hana

n St

reet

Argyle Street








































wwwglasgowacuk

GeorgeSquare

Gla

ssfo

rd S

t

QueenStreetStation

CentralStation

BuchananBus Station







M8 Motorway

River Clyde


Great Western Road

Kelvingrove Park

Byre

s Ro

ad


Sauchiehall Street

Buc

hana

n St

reet

Argyle Street








































wwwglasgowacuk

















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