M.B.B.S from University Of Glasgow [GLA], Glasgow - Fees & Admission Details 2025

• The curriculum and course structure are highly updated and aligned with current industry trends. The university is well-recognised for its strength in emerging areas like Information Retrieval (IR) and Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) within computer science.
• It also houses one of the largest libraries in Europe and offers excellent research facilities.

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

• The course level was medium to hard; that is why the admission process is crucial. Also, it is very important to choose your course modules wisely based on your background and interests.
• The courses were very up-to-date and very concise. Students from non-STEM backgrounds might struggle to cope.
• 50 students were there in total. Students come from different educational and cultural backgrounds so you will get an opportunity to interact and collaborate with different people. Make sure you participate in as many group projects as possible. There are quite a few Asians. 5 students were Indian.

• 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.

• The difficulty level of my course curriculum is pretty hectic, with lots of assessments and modules during the entire academic year. While my course has both content related to theoretical and practical stuff.
• The most positive aspect regarding my course is the various career opportunities that my course provides, while the negative aspects of my course include much part of self-study and very little integration of faculty diving deep into explaining the basic coding structure.
• There are around 2-3 classes scheduled in a day, with timings varying from 9 a.m. to 5pm. While each class consists of 2 hours.
• There are around 120 students in my class.
• There are around 25-30 Indian students enrolled in my course.

• 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.

• Difficulty level : 7/10
• It was more practical-orientated but not like India, you cannot expect just mugging up the material given at the university because questions are not straightforward, it assesses deeper aspects of your understanding , critical thinking, etc
• Positive: Really knowledgeable faculties, supportive learning environment, beautiful campus, etc
• Negative: Some faculties speak English, which is difficult to grasp
• Average classes in a day : 5
• Average number of students : 200
• Indians: 70%

• £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

• The difficulty level is moderate. Course was mainly focusing on the industrial standards. We had equal number of classes and labs. Research oriented . Theoretical final exams.

• Positive aspect is the curriculum designed to balance research and industrial applications with challenging courseworks for every subject studied.

• Negative aspect is that the Sem 3 was only focused with dissertation which would leave a lot to be distracted. Since there would be any classes, it’s the most isolated Sem with no much interaction with any classmates.

• 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

• Difficulty level is moderate to difficult. The course is more focused on practical knowledge with a little bit of theoretical.
• The MSc in Data Science at the University of Glasgow covers all the topics of data science with practical hands-on. The course is well-structured and well-planned by the university. Sometimes, a course becomes hectic because of assignment due dates and examinations.
• On average, 3 classes, from 11 am to 4pm.
• There are around 300 students in the course, divided into 3 batches of 100 each.
• Approximately 60% of the students (~200 students) are Indian, 30% are Chinese and the rest are from other parts of the world.
   

• 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

• I would say prepare well before coming here. The level of study is between Moderate to High. It's a mix of both as I need to apply my programming skills to practical.

• Positive aspects, it will introduce you to this world of programming and the coursework is pretty thourough but you have to catch up on everything in a year which is pretty much ocean to cover in one year.

• 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.

• The course curriculum is very challenging but at the same time rewarding.
• It was all concept based learning which is something I appreciate. The way of teaching could be improved. 

• 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)

As my course was a social science course in Adult Education for Social Change, It was a very intense research-based course with a lot of reading, assignments and a master thesis and placement in an NGO non-paid. The curriculum was good but I would like to have a more practical approach as well, for working in NGOs as well, we need digital and practical skills.

My programme fee was 18000 euros.

My course curriculum is okay, to be honest. I wasn't given any industrial exposure or research experience.

32850 GBP