University of Glasgow

The University of Glasgow has a rich history of Indian students, starting in 1870 with Gopal Chandra Roy, the first Indian graduate. DR. Marbai Ardeasir became the first female graduate in 1897. Over 1000 Indian Students came to the University in the first of the 20th century. Today the Indian community has grown drastically to 10,000 people. Glasgow also has a vibrant Indian community with diverse cultural organisations. The University Welcomes Indian Students and continues to do so.

Some of the suggestions according to students who studied at the University of Glasgow are”

• Visit the local attractions in Scotland such as Loch Lomond or Isle of Arran
• Go for a walk or cycle in the nearest park – Botanic Garden
• Watch new movies at Cineworld or Opera at the Theatre Royal
• Check out the clubs such as Bamboo, Kushion, ABC, etc.

Uni of Glasgow MSc Finance Management entry requirements are given below:

• 2:1 Honors degree or non-UK equivalent in a relevant subject containing at least 20% credits in Business, Management, and Economics
• Academic transcripts
• Evidence of English language proficiency
• One reference letter on headed paper
• A copy of the passport photo page
• Additional documents (as required)

Students can check the course-wise University of Glasgow fees for international students from the table given below:

Living Cost: Apart from the tuition fees, students are also required to plan the cost for accommodation, books, food, clothing, entertainment, travel and bills, etc. while studying at Glasgow University. The university has given an estimated amount of  £11,300 –  £16,000 per year to live and study. Check the Cost of Living for International Students in UK 

Below are some outstanding facts about University of Glasgow -

• In the 1451 University of Glasgow was established and said to be the fourth the oldest university in the UK.
• In 1737, the father of modern economics Adam Smith entered the university at Age 14. He is very well known as the father of modern economics.
• The worlds first hospital X-ray department was opened at Glasgow Royal informary by their own studnet John Mclntyre.
• Th man behind of innovasion and a pioneer of TV began his studies at University of Glasgow. 
• The University of Glasgow Ranking in 2024 is in the top 100 according to the QS.