University of Glasgow

93% of graduates enter work or further education within six months of graduating with an undergraduate degree. Our Careers Service is available to all students and can help with cover letters, creating a CV and practising interview questions. Work-related workshops and seminars are organised throughout the year.

Our Internship Hub posts current opportunities from businesses in the local area, while a Jobshop run by the Student’s Representative Council advertises part-time work. Volunteering opportunities and advice on networking with professionals can also be found. As well as a start-up support initiative that helps students set up their own business, providing expertise on things such as sourcing funds.

The University is among the finest in the modern world, and so is the city of Glasgow. Future-focused, vibrant, diverse, welcoming, inspiring and supportive.

With over 20,000 UG students from over 140 countries, studying over 600-degree courses while enjoying eclectic culture and nightlife. What’s more, it's graduate opportunities – and links with business and industry domestically and internationally – pave the way for a bright future whatever you choose to study here.

The tuition fees you pay will vary depending on your fee status and your programme. Scottish students can apply to the Student Awards Agency for Scotland (SAAS) to have your tuition fees paid in full, providing you meet their residence conditions. Students from England, Wales and Northern Ireland undertaking a 4-year degree only pay tuition for 3 years of study.