M.B.A from University Of Strathclyde [STRATH UNI], Glasgow - Fees & Admission Details 2025

• It was comparatively a difficult course. It was something where you had to study every day to keep up with the curriculum. It was more practically based, which was really helpful. But every class and practical was made enjoyable by the faculty.
• Positive aspects would be the vast course structure, friendly and helpful faculty, well-equipped labs and mainly the availability of staff anytime. The only negative aspect was that theory classes in the first semester were online due to COVID which thankfully was changed to offline the next semester.
• We had only one class a day for three days a week and two practical sessions for the other two days.
• There were approx. 70 students in my class and there were about 10-12 Indian students.

• My University fee was approx. 25 lakhs (tuition fee + lab fee), Hostel fee was 6 lakhs for a year (ensuite student accommodation), and other than that, there were your usual living costs like groceries and other stuff, which differ for each individual. I spent a total of 35 lakhs for the whole year; that is including all the above-mentioned.
• Fees can be paid at your own convenience; that is, you can choose if you want to pay all at once or semester-wise. I paid it at the start itself so that I'll know how much money I could use for the rest of the things.
• It used to be 60000 per month, including rent, transportation, groceries and other regular expenses. It can fluctuate based on your lifestyle but also there are a lot of offers for students so make sure to make use of those.

• My agent actually suggested the accommodation where I did stay for one year during my master's. And that was pretty good and the manager and staff were really welcoming. Choose sharing flats rather than studios or en suites, which are a bit costlier. But again, finding compatible roommates can be tough. Accommodation near to university campuses is costlier, so prefer staying a bit away and use transport or even one can prefer to walk.

• Job placement is tricky for international students; most of my classmates weren't able to secure the job of their choice. Despite the abundance of opportunities in the IT industry and IT-related jobs, job placement remains challenging for international students. If you have a technology or IT background, you're more likely to secure a job.

• Finding accommodation is easy through platforms like Rightmove and Facebook groups.
• The process involves browsing listings, scheduling viewings, and paying an advance to secure a place.
• Shared accommodation helps reduce costs, but choosing the right roommates is crucial for a comfortable living experience.

40% of the batch got the job within 6 months; sometimes, it's hard to get your desired job in 6 months. average salary is around 30 to 40 thousand pounds. Students get a job through references and from websites like Linkedin and Indeed. In my batch, the lowest salary offered was 25 thousand pounds, and the highest was 80 thousand pounds, again it varies on the experience of the individual.

I applied through an online platform and stayed at Kyle Park House, which is run by Unite Students. I did this before coming to the UK. Usually, they have flexible payment plans and you can book first and then pay as per their given payment dates. I did not face challenges due to booking in advance. The recommendation would be to sort out these matters before coming to the UK to avoid any hassles.

Big data, machine learning and Time series are quite rigorous. Other subjects are manageable. The course curriculum is wide. Regarding industrial exposure, you have a choice in the Dissertation to either approach a company (any company in any country) or a college supervisor. I chose the company.

25000 Pounds.

The course was very relevant and the course syllabus covered current goings-on. Assignments required considerable research.

£14,000 is the program fee.

Industrial exposure is definitely given in both the years, which is relevant to my course

I chose the University because of my unique course, which was available with the University. Also, I get to experience 2 countries while studying 1 course

Course is very much updated. No industrial exposure or research experience were provided.

£ 15,000 - Tuition fees £ 5,000 - Accommodation and Living Expenses