University of Glasgow: Rankings, Courses & Admissions

Research and gather information about the University of Glasgow's academic programs, choose a program, apply online through the University of Glasgow's application portal, pay the application fee, once your application is confirmed apply for a student visa.

According to the University of Glasgow’s website, their average fees for undergraduate courses is around £19,920 to £53,460 which in Indian currency is around INR 20,60,473- INR 55,29,748.

The University of Glasgow boasts a diverse community that includes students from all over the world, creating a rich cultural and social mix that enhances educational experience. Currently, international students represent 15% of the total student population, which is 38,204.

According to usnews, University of Glasgow ranks 6th in world for Cardiac and Cardiovascular Systems, 39 in optics, 60 in microbiology, 84 in arts and humanities, 50 in clinical medicine, 55 in physics and 87 in neuroscience and behaviour.

According to QS world University Ranking 2023, University of Glasgow ranks 81st in the world with 77 Undergraduate programs and 636 Post-graduate programs and an overall score of 65.

New international students applying for undergraduate programs at the University of Glasgow for 2023 entry have the opportunity to apply for the Undergraduate Excellence Scholarships. The scholarship offers a tuition fee discount of £7,000 per year of study.

The University of Glasgow is a public research university. It was founded in 1451 and is the fourth-oldest university in theUK. It receives funding from the Scottish government and is accountable to the public for its operations and activities.

The University of Glasgow, founded in 1451, is renowned globally for its innovative research and has influenced prominent scholars such as Lord Kelvin and Adam Smith. It has a diverse community of over 32,330 students from 130+ countries.

To be considered for admission at the University of Glasgow, Indian students are required to have scored at least 75% in Standard XII for undergraduate programs and obtained a first division in their bachelor's degree for postgraduate courses.