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University of Glasgow
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Glasgow, established more than 550 years ago, is Scotland's second oldest university and an important pillar of Scotland's biggest city. As well as excellent teaching and a worldwide reputation, students enjoy a compact campus at the heart of the city's stylish west end that boasts more listed buildings than any other campus in the country. There's an unusually high proportion of local students: almost half come from west Scotland. Among the rest are representatives of 80 other countries. Glasgow is a confident and dynamic city that has reinvented itself in recent years. Facilities for shopping, entertainment and cultural pursuits are excellent, and there is dramatic countryside nearby. |
Fees
Eligible Scottish students studying full-time are entitled to free tuition (though they may be liable for a graduate endowment at the end of their course). Tuition fees are charged for English, Welsh and Northern Irish students. These are not less than £1,700 (£2,700 for medicine).
Bursaries
Young students' bursaries for Scots under 25 from low income families. Students from England, Wales and Northern Ireland who are in receipt of a maximum maintenance award are eligible for a bursary of £300. Other scholarships and bursaries are available.
Accommodation
Most first-years live in university accommodation; a wide range is available.
Contact
Tel: 0141 339 8855
Email: a.angus@admin.gla.ac.uk
Web: gla.ac.uk
Accommodation: accom@gla.ac.uk
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