University of Glasgow: Admissions 2025, Fees, Rankings, Scholarships & Courses

• The university has one of the most beautiful and historic campuses in the UK—often described as having a “Harry Potter-like” charm. It is the fourth oldest university in the English-speaking world. The campus infrastructure is impressive, with four student unions and numerous clubs that organise regular events, including career fairs, cultural activities, and networking sessions.
• The library is one of the largest in Europe around 10 floors and approximately 2.5 million books and Research facilities are excellent, supporting a wide range of academic fields. university also offers great sports facilities through UofG Sport, for students to stay active and engaged beyond academics.

• The total tuition fee for my programme was approximately £29,000. fees vary depending on the year and specific course structure.

• There is one main campus which is spread across one neighbourhood, with different buildings for each department. They are all within walking distance.
• There is a huge library with books and plenty of online resources. There are multiple reading rooms across the entire campus.
• There are many cafes and lunch spots to serve the needs of students.
• There are sports options and classes as well.

• Tuition fees for my course were £24,000 per year.
• I took a private hostel, which was £650 a month. University accommodations which were cheaper could have been better maintained. Good ones were more expensive. There are lots of options for private hostels as well.
• Average living cost was 250-300£ per month.
• There are multiple options for payment frequency. I paid it in one single instalment because i had my loan approved. They can be paid in up to 8 instalments.

• My university has 3 campuses: Gilmorehill, Garscube and Dumfries. While Gilmorehill is the main campus.
• The facilities available in the Gilmorehill campus consist of 4 reading spaces: the James McCune Smith hub, the Fraser building, and the McMillan reading room, as well as the 13-floored university library with over 2 million+ books. There are medical facilities available in the Fraser building, while there are 2 major clubs like Glasgow University Union (GUU) and Queen Margaret Union (QMU), along with GUSA, which involves facilities related to sports within the campus.
• There are several campus events held within the university every month, along with the welcome week, Halloween, Diwali, and Christmas. While there are over 300+ clubs, and one can easily be a part of those groups.
• Sorry, but I couldn't manage to explore the extracurricular part of my campus precisely due to my packed academic schedule. There are around 300+ clubs and each club has their own set of events and extracurricular activities during the entire year. For an Indian, the GuDesi club is very important as they conduct several Indian cultural events.

• My tuition fees for the entire academic year are £31860, out of which I received a scholarship of £5000. So, my total tuition fees is £26860 for the entire year. And my hostel charges for the entire year are around £8400, while it depends majorly on the kind of room, location, and facilities.
• My fee payment type is a manual payment plan and my entire fee structure is divided into 8 installments, with each installment to be paid by the start of each month until the month of May. While there are several other methods available for paying the fees, like direct debit plans, bank transfers, and card transfers, it depends on each respective type.
• My monthly rent costs around £700, while my regular expenses cost around £250. To break down, my monthly transportation expense costs around £70, and my expenses on groceries cost around £130. The rest of the cost is mostly the other kind of expenses like clothing, entertainment, etc.

• The University of Glasgow has three main campuses: Gilmorehill (main one), Garscube for veterinary and life sciences, and Dumfries. Most classes and student stuff happen at the Gilmorehill Campus, which is in the West End of Glasgow.
• The campus has a big library with study spaces, free Wi-Fi, and loads of books. There’s also a gym called the Stevenson Building, with pools, courts, and fitness classes. Medical help like doctors and counsellors is there too.

• £26,000 for the entire course. (You can pay semester wise.)
• Monthly expenses: rent : £600 including bills
• Transport: £60 per month for buss pass (download FirstBus app)
• You can also use the subway, which is pretty cheap and fast and connects most of the city.
• Wifi, etc will cost around £20/month if not already included in the rent
• Regular expenses: food : £ 70-100 per month if you cook

• We got 2 main campuses - one Gilchrist and one a little like outskirts in Dumfries

• The University has got all kind of facilities- sports, Social clubs, student support clubs, party houses, in house sport bars, debate clubs, dance clubs, astronomy club, hackathon clubs, horse riding every single thing.
  - freshers week , Graduation ceremony, Silent Disco, Ball nights.

• Fee - (in pounds)
  ~29000 tuition fee
  ~ 7000 accommodation contract for 39 weeks

  Fee can be paid monthly, yearly.

• My monthly expense goes like -
  - Accommodation fee mentioned above payed in 7 installments.
  - Groceries 150 pounds
  - Transportation max 60 pounds
  - Entertainment or social club activities 50 pounds
  - Travelling to nearby places in breaks and eating out in restaurants 50 pounds

• University has 3 Campus:
• Gilmorehill Campus - Location: West End of Glasgow
• Garscube Campus - Location: About 4 miles northwest of the main Gilmorehill campus.
• Dumfries Campus - Location: Dumfries, in southwest Scotland.
• Facilities: Majority of academic departments and administrative offices, University Library, Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery, Fraser Building (student services and facilities).
• Festivals:
• Freshers' Week, Raising and Giving (RAG) Week, GUSA Sports Ball, Cultural Celebrations, Open Mic Nights and Talent Shows, International Week.
• Clubs/societies:
• Academic and Professional Societies
• Glasgow University Computing Society (GUCS)
• Glasgow University Medical Students’ Association (GUMSA)
• Data Science Society
• Mooting Society (for law students)
• Indian Society
• African-Caribbean Society
• Jewish Society
• Islamic Society
• Chinese Society
• Rugby, football, cricket, badminton, and more
• Quidditch Club (unique to Harry Potter fans!)
• Mountaineering and Climbing Club
• They conduct all the sports like Cricket, Football, Golf, Hockey, Badminton, rugby etc on different levels. For cultural events they conduct Ceilidh dance (a Scottish dance form) on a regular basis.

• Overall tuition fee is £31860. I have not opted for hostel facilities, so hostel charges and other charges are not included.
• Fees charged on a yearly basis. Those fees can be paid in 8 to 10 different instalments.
• Rent: 500 pounds every month
• Utility Bills: 40 pounds approximately every month
• Groceries: 35 pounds approximately every month
• Transportation: 0 pounds as I live 5 minutes walk to the University
• Food and Clothes: 50 pounds approximately every month

• The life in University is very much happening .You will find a lot going on daily to daily basis.

• Students are allowed to take up both on-campus and off-campus part-time jobs. On-campus jobs include Teaching Assistant- TA, Research Assistant- RA, Departmental Assistant-DA, library assistants, administrative staff, campus café assistants. TA/RA/DA pay scale is around £12-15/hour, while other jobs may pay £10-12/hour in campus jobs. Students can work for a maximum of 20 hours per week during the term time in the UK.

• On-campus jobs are competitive, with limited positions, and students need to be on the lookout for job postings, apply early, and sometimes attend interviews.

• Most Indian students prefer off-campus jobs in retail, supermarkets, restaurants, or delivery services as these roles are relatively easier to find and offer similar pay (£10-12 per hour) depending on the job type and location. It normally starts with an online search via portals such as Indeed, followed by the submission of resumes and potential interviews.

• The fees for my course is £31860. I got a scholarship for £5k for India Merit Award. The accommodation that i chose is separate from the Uni fees and it is £6k . These are based on the type of accommodation you choose.

• So , you have options of paying it in one go or in 8 installments plan. I am paying it in 8 installments monthly plan. Dates are set by the university on portal.

• If you exclude the accommodation fees , then i spend around 150-200 on my groceries and rest 150£ on other expenses. It basically depends on your lifestyle.

• One campus, and it has all the amenities like library, sports building which includes separate basketball courts, badminton courts etc.
• Many hackathons and sports events take place throughout the year at the university.
• The extracurricular activities include sports week, welcome week where they have different cultural events throughout the day including dance and music.
   

• Tuition Fees - 29300 GBP for 1 year
• Hostel Fees - GBP 160/week for 52 weeks (Private Student Accomodation)
• The fees is charged yearly or it can be paid in two installments.
• Monthly expenses - GBP 200/month including food, transportation and all the other regular expenses like going out once in a while or any stationary you need to buy(excluding rent as rent is mentioned above)

Well, I wanted to change my field of work and experience an international educational system. So, I applied for this course as it seemed very fascinating to me to do a master's in 3 different countries. I got a fully funded scholarship as well. My overall experience has been very enriching as I get to travel, study with people from diverse backgrounds, and experience different cultures and academic environments. My tuition fee, living cost, health insurance and airfare were all covered except my visa application fee. So, it was not that stressful financially for me to pursue this degree which I understand is very expensive if you are going to do it self-funded. Universities like the University of Glasgow are very reputed in the top 100 ranking for their quality of education, research and other things. Overall, my experience was good but definitely very challenging and stressful at times as well as I have been moving to a new country every semester which means finding a place to stay, visa applications settling in a new place and constant planning of travel, academic stuff and other things. It was challenging no doubt but very much worth to be experienced.

No doubt, Campus Infrastructures are very good. As I studied at three universities, all three universities has good library particularly Maynooth and Glasgow university . They have sports clubs and other clubs, cultural events keep happening. You need to find your interest area but there is something for everybody.

I chose this university because it was ranked 76th around the globe according to world QS ranking universities. Additionally, this university is one of the oldest universities in the world.

If you talk about these factors it is amazing. The campus of this university is very beautiful and must visit if you come to Glasgow and the infrastructure is also very good.