Scotland: University of Glasgow

Type of Program: Semester
City: Glasgow
When offered: Fall or Spring
Cost: See Program Costs page

Founded in 1451, the University of Glasgow is the fourth oldest university in the UK and has maintained a consistent reputation for academic excellence and innovative research. We are a truly Scottish university, with over 73% of our students coming from all over Scotland. We offer visiting students the opportunity to study in a world-class teaching and living environment.  International students can choose from 900 courses from a range of faculties. This flexibility ensures a broad academic experience and allows you to match your study abroad options with your degree course at home.  Students can take two art courses at The Glasgow School of Art as well in addition to their other studies.

Glasgow, Scotland's largest city is a bustling, lively and cultural place to live and study. There is always something to see and do with excellent shopping, nightlife, museums, parks and galleries. Glasgow is a friendly and welcoming multi-cultural city which has recently been voted 'politest city in the UK'.   Situated on the west coast of Scotland, Glasgow is an ideal gateway to further explore our beautiful country and is less than an hour away from many attractions, including Loch Lomond and the Trossachs, Edinburgh, Stirling and the Ayrshire Coast. 

View the 2011-2012 International Student Handbook.

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2013 Academic Dates

Spring 2013:  Arrive January 2, 2013 through May 23, 2013
Fall 2013:   Early September through mid-December

Eligibility and Prerequisites

Students with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 who have declared a major and taken prerequisite courses are eligible to apply. Students must have completed three semesters in college-level residence.

Application and Study Abroad Deposit Deadlines

Due

For Study in Spring 2013

For Study in Fall 2013

Application and $300 application fee

September 28, 2012

March 1, 2013

Additional $200 deposit

November 2, 2012  

April 5, 2013

Please note that both the application and fee are due in the Office of International Studies. All students must attend an advising session at least one week prior to the deadline in the Office of International Studies to obtain an application.

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