University of Glasgow

Subject Rankings

1. Times Higher Education (THE) ranked the University’s PG Business and Economics course 100 for 2022.

2. QS ranked the University of Glasgow’s Global MBA at 151-200 for 2022.

Affiliation

1. ACU

2. The Guild

3. PEGASUS

Infrastructure

The institution has a campus at Gilmorehill and the main site is home to several facilities including the best research infrastructure. Garscube sprawls over 200 acres and houses the School of Veterinary Medicine and other outdoor sports facilities. The Dumfries campus is one of the most picturesque campuses in Scotland. Research laboratories at the campus aside, there are several focus areas including archaeology, accounting, addressing inequalities, biodiversity, applied economics, biomedical engineering, and more.

Academic

The admission deadline is 15th October for specific courses and also 26th January. 30th June is the deadline for international students.

The University of Glasgow’s admission process involves the following:

1. Students should apply via the UCAS portal.

2. The University will take teacher assessed grades or center grades in place of examination results.

The University of Glasgow’s admission requirements includes the following:

1. CISCE/CBSE/Metro State Board marks of 75% including the same percentage in major subjects.

2. Other acceptability levels include the international baccalaureate diploma and A-levels.

3. Master’s applicants should have bachelor’s degrees while meeting other course-specific requirements.

The University of Glasgow’s acceptance rate is 73%. There are several types of courses including postgraduate, undergraduate, short, and online programs. Some of the popular programs include aerospace engineering, accounting and finance, animal health and comparative medicine, biodiversity, biomedical engineering, and more.

The academic year begins on 13th September 2021 and will end on 9th September 2022.

Extra-curriculars & Diversity

The institution has a large number of international students including approximately 10,500 students from India. There are numerous student societies, clubs, and other organizations. There is the Glasgow University Union along with the Queen Margaret Union. There are 200+ societies and clubs for students along with the sports association.

Career/Professional

There are a variety of career and professional services available for students. Students get diverse information services and other online resources along with career-oriented programs and help with resumes and interviews. Students can also expect help with getting work experience owing to the University’s employer connections. The institution offers invaluable career guidance and advice along with career masterclasses and a one-stop portal for event booking, internship applications, appointment bookings, and so on.

Career services include career fairs and an internship hub which enables 350+ opportunities each year. The Student Job Hub is the best place to apply for jobs on campus during the course and also other opportunities. There are psychometric tests available for graduates and vacancy search options. The university has its Coffee & Careers option where there are fortnightly discussions with dedicated career managers who share valuable insights and guidance. Other career-oriented programs are also available. The Internship Hub is the ideal place for finding work during the course. There is a specialist team enabling internship options that are exclusively available for graduates.

Volunteering opportunities are readily available on campus and also elsewhere. There is an international student team that offers exclusive support and assistance.

The list of famous alumni includes the following:

1. Charles S Chuka, ex-Governor, Reserve Bank of Malawi.

2. Caroline Abel, ex-Governor, Central Bank of Seychelles.

3. John R Beattie, ex-Scottish Rugby International Captain.

4. J Eddie H Barnes, editor.

5. David V Anderson, playwright.

Financial

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