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Glasgow Caledonian University
Glasgow Caledonian University is one of Scotland’s biggest and best universities, renowned throughout the UK for its learning and research prowess. There are more than 14,000 students at the university from over 90 countries throughout the world.
Glasgow Caledonian University offers 130 undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, with a slant towards undergraduates, while many students are involved in research for PhDs. Full-time, part-time and online courses are available.
There are eight schools of faculty at Glasgow Caledonian University, including the:
• School of Built & Natural Environment
• Caledonian Business School
• School of Computing & Mathematical Sciences
• School of Engineering, Science & Design
• School of Health & Social Care
• School of Life Sciences
• School of Law & Social Sciences
• School of Nursing , Midwifery & Community Health
Glasgow Caledonian University Campus Life
The campus at Glasgow Caledonian University is situated in the heart of bustling Glasgow and features many excellent facilities, including quality accommodation in halls and self-contained flats nearby, and the exciting Saltire Centre, which includes an outstanding library and many computer workstations.In addition, the campus has very good sporting facilities, which include a state of the art gym, badminton, yoga, massage and many sporting clubs. Student welfare and social life is also a focus of Glasgow Caledonian University, with a popular students' association and lots of cafes, restaurants and bars.
The city of Glasgow
Glasgow is a buzzing city, loaded with many high-quality attractions, including brilliant museums and galleries, and the Scottish Opera and the Royal Scottish National Orchestra. Shopping options are also excellent. Students will find the town centre the best place to hang out, with its plethora of trendy cafes and restaurants covering every taste, and more than a few bars and pubs.
Student Loans
Glasgow Caledonian University is allowed to charge UK non-Scots between £1,700 and £1,900 per year. Scottish and EU students from outside the UK will have their fees paid for them by the SAAS (Student Awards Agency for Scotland) but will have to pay the Graduate Endowment upon successful completion of their degree. Student loans are the best option for covering tuition fees and day to day living costs as interest rates are traditionally low and repayments don't start until graduated students are in work and are earning over £15,000.