University of Glasgow
About
The University of Glasgow is a public research university in Glasgow, Scotland, and one of Scotland's ancient universities, founded in 1451. It is a member of the Russell Group of research-intensive UK universities. Glasgow is broadly known for strengths across engineering, medicine, and the sciences, as well as the arts and social sciences. It is one of the larger universities in Scotland by student numbers.
Why international students choose it
- An international student may value that teaching is in English in an English-speaking country, within a large and historic city university
- Glasgow is research-intensive with recognised strengths spanning engineering, medicine, and the sciences
- It hosts a diverse student body and a wide range of subjects
- The city of Glasgow offers a lively urban setting that may appeal to students from abroad
