Some of University of Glasgow Rankings and Achievements are: QS World Rankings is 73 globally ARWU Rankings is 151 globally The Times Education rankings globally is 86 Complete guide ranking nationally is 16 Guardian Rankings nationally is 11 Times Rankings nationally is 12

The weather is generally cold with temperatures dipping down to negative but at the same time summers are really hot and humid.

University of Glasgow is home to some of the big names from different field. The University alumni has brought laurels to the university with their achievements. University of Glasgow Notable Alumni are as follows: William Lamb Adam Smith Sir Henry Campbell Lord Kelvin Henry Faulds James Boswell Edwin Morgan Bryan Jenett Tom Leonard John Smith James Watt Nicola Sturgeon

The campus is diverse and spread over a number of different campuses that is vibrant with lots of social and professional organizations that celebrates the culture, beliefs of students and faculty. University of Glasgow has three main campuses. Gilmorehill Campus is located in the west end of Glasgow, 3 miles from the city centre. This is where you will find our grand main building and many of the University’s teaching and research facilities. To know more: Gilmorehill Campus Garscube Campus is 4 miles away from our main campus. Here you will find the School of Veterinary Medicine and 4 Research Institutes in the College of Medical, Veterinary and Life Sciences as well as our outdoor sports facilities. To know more: Garscube Campus Dumfries Campus is surrounded by 85 acres of parkland and gardens in the south west of Scotland, and home to our School of Interdisciplinary Studies. To know more: Dumfries Campus

Postgraduate courses entry requirements: https://www.gla.ac.uk/postgraduate/apply/ In order to be considered for a postgraduate taught program, you must submit: If you have already earned your degree, a copy of your official degree certificate or certificates. This ought to be a colour scan of the original document. a copy of your official academic transcript or transcripts, which include all of the subjects you have studied and your marks. If the certificate or transcript is in a language other than English, official translations into English must be provided. Citations If necessary, proof of your proficiency in the English language A copy of your passport's photo page (only for applicants from outside the UK) Any other files mentioned on the program website under "entry requirements" Application deadline: for post-graduate it varies from Courses to courses. Application fee: £25 per course

Undergraduate courses entry For their selected program, applicants might have to fulfil particular academic requirements, including GCSE, A-level, or Indian School Certificate results. Candidates might have to send in: A valid passport A CAS (Study Acceptance Confirmation) If their course calls for it, an ATAS certificate Proof of study offer A test such as the IELTS, TOEFL, PTE, or Cambridge Advanced English (CAE) may be required of applicants to prove their English language skills. requirements: Application deadlines 15 October: if including Dentistry, Medicine, Veterinary Medicine or also applying to Oxford or Cambridge 26 January: all other UK applicants 30 June: international students.

Application deadlines 15 October: if including Dentistry, Medicine, Veterinary Medicine or also applying to Oxford or Cambridge 26 January: all other UK applicants 30 June: international students.

Safety and security of the students is one of the priorities of the University. There is team of security personnel and police officers who patrol the campus everyday. Students can directly contact the control room in emergency. Student Safety in University of Glasgow

All the scholarships can be checked here: https://www.gla.ac.uk/scholarships/all/

University of Glasgow Student Societies are actively conducting various events in the university. the student clubs and organisations give the students an opportunity to learn different skills, plan and execute events and also widen their horizons. there are different clubs in the campus working towards different agendas. their clubs and organizations cover a wide range of activities and interests, from academic societies, the arts, club sports and intramurals, to activity and event coordinators, and leadership programs. There are more than 300 clubs of the University completely managed by the students. All the societies, clubs and organisations are managed by the student union. The societies consists of a diverse community of students. Living on-campus always has its own perks beacuse of all the facilities available in the campus. There is a team of assistants who help the students make an easy transition into University life. It is once in a lifetime experience for the students as they get to live with a diverse community of students coming from all over the world. There are different activities and events happening on the campus that one could easily attend if staying on the campus. The residential halls have all the facilities to accommodate the students for a peaceful and a comfortable stay. The Student Support Adviser and the team of Student Support Assistants are always there to help students have the best possible student residential experience. They run various programme to help students settle in and get to know their flatmates. https://www.gla.ac.uk/myglasgow/accommodation/

On-Campus: University of Glasgow offers a wide range of housing options separately for undergraduate and postgraduate students. These residential halls have all the basic amenities and facilities for a comfortable stay in the campus. There are self-catered and catered residences available at the campus. The residential halls available for undergraduate students are as follows: Self catered residents Cairncross House Kelvinhaugh Gate Kelvinhaugh Street Murano Street Student Village Queen Margaret Residences Student Apartments Winton Drive Kelvin Court (Unite) Thurso Street (Unite) Firhill Court (Homes for Students) Catered residents: Wolfson hall Dumfries campus: Dumfries Hall Brooke House Laurieknowe Hall Residential options for post-graduate students are as follows: Kelvinhaugh Street Lister House Maclay Residences Winton Drive Thurso Street (Unite) Dumfries campus: Dumfries Hall Brooke House Laurieknowe Hall Housing rates: The housing rates vary from one Residential hall to another. The approximate values sums up to around $5000 to $10,000. To know more click here: University of Glasgow Housing/Accommodation Off-Campus: The University doesnot provide any information regarding this. However, students can check various portals to find out the suitable house according to their preferences but make sure it's authentic and verified.

The University of Glasgow is very well known for its Campus placements. The students of the University are all well placed in their respective fields. The University have access to local, national and global employers, and are there to support students to find and secure the right placement or internship.