University of Glasgow Rankings 2024: World Rank, National Rank, Subject Rank

As I am currently in the last semester of my master's, I am looking for jobs now. There are campus career services which organise placements and CV reviews but you are the one who needs to do most of the job like finding opportunities through the university career & employability website, you need to do applications and the job depends a lot on your profile as how many years of experience you have and what is your field of education. Also, the salary varies according to the domain and the country where you want to work.

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.

It is quite difficult to get a post-study placement particularly in my course.

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.

Placements are not good. There’s no program as such. You would not get help from anyone. The job market is also very bad. Would advise you to strictly research on job market before applying to any country if your aim is to get a job there.

I chose this university as the course this university was offering covered all the topics which I always wanted to study. Also, this university had a great reputation which was also a major plus point for me while choosing this university.

I would rate the Average post-study placement as poor. The job market is too crowded. Research opportunities are limited, especially in the UK (they favour home students more). You have to exceptionally motivated and do your own research to land into a good job. Maybe more chances of getting PhD in Europe or the US.

To be honest, I chose this college in a hurry. I also got letters from the University of Edinburgh and UCL, but my financial conditions didn't allow me to join UCL as you've to show a 12.5Lakh London living allowance to join it, whereas 9.5 for the rest of the UK. Fees were bearable for UOG, So I decided to go for it. Also, I wanted a blend of Biotech and management programs, as I didn't want to pursue a PhD or research and wanted to join a biotech firm as a Project manager or in Operations, so I thought this course and this Uni would be perfect. I would rate my overall experience as 2.5/5.

Not sure about this. Still figuring it out. But mostly everybody has good opportunities to meet with recruiters.

I chose this university as it ranked very high in the life science field, that was a major factor. Another was that it had a very good curriculum.

None, As the job market for finance in the UK is unstable. Students take at least a couple of months to get their first job.

I chose the University of Glasgow, as other universities, I had applied to had offered me an alternate course and not my desired course. My overall experience at the university is average for finance.

There was no campus placement. However many companies like JP Morgan and Barclays visited campus to join in the job fair held at the university.

I was motivated to move ahead in tech and learn more about the emerging field of Data Science. Since I had plans to study abroad from a very young age, I started looking for the top universities. After applying with my proposal to the top universities in the UK, I got selected in 2 of the most prestigious universities. Amongst them, I decided to go ahead with the University of Glasgow because of its excellent research output in my domain. The course contents were the latest and quite daunting. And the cherry on top was the amazing city of Glasgow in the heart of Scotland.

No placements. Have to look for jobs personally by ourselves. But there are a lot of CV masterclasses available in University. Median salary - 25 to 30k GBP per year for this course. Time taken to find a job - Almost 6 months after graduation due to the ongoing horrible job market situation.

I joined this university as I was attracted to this University since my course is research-oriented and this particular University places well in the world ranking in terms of research. The modules were laid out well and practical laboratory courses are the highlight. Coming to the admissions process - it was very easy and all online. Any hassles mid-way will be taken care of by the Uni admin department.

My course did not have any placement programs in place so I wouldn’t know but the research opportunities are plenty.

University of Glasgow rates very high on the world scale for the program which I was keen on and that was the only reason that drove me to choose UofG. My overall experience was very good- I met the nicest people and got to work on my favourite topics during my dissertation.

Mostly all the students got places from my batch that I know of. But, companies don't visit the universities and students have to find jobs own their own which can be very difficult if someone has very less or no experience.

I did not go for an internship because my course was just for an year and it would be very hard to manage both studies and internship.