Glasgow Caledonian University



Glasgow Caledonian University

Student life :
Campus Life
University is very different from school and college – but in a good way! You’ll enjoy a much greater sense of responsibility and independence in the way you learn. Find out more with our guide to university life.
Student’s association
University is a great place to meet new people, and Glasgow Caledonian University places a lot of emphasis on creating a sociable environment for study and recreation. Away from the campus, Glasgow itself provides lots of opportunities to build the kind of social life you want.
Glasgow
Glasgow could have been invented for students. It’s all here - parks, nightlife, spectator sports, leisure facilities, galleries, restaurants, cinemas ... And best of all, the Glasgow Caledonian campus is slap bang in the centre of everything. Plus Glasgow offers easy access to Scotland’s famous lochs and glens and equally famous festivals and events. There’s more of course, but you’ll just have to come here to find out...

Accomodation :
University Accommodation
Set in landscaped grounds across the road from the university, Caledonian Court provides safe, friendly and well-equipped accommodation for 660 students.

Fees and finance :
Scholarships and Bursaries
We offer many scholarship and bursaries to help towards the cost of your tuition fees or to fund a study trip or project. You will also find details of external scholarships that you can apply for here.
Sources of Funding
To help with your annual tuition fees, there are grants and loans offered by the Student Award Agency for Scotland as well as scholarships, bursaries and additional financial support offered by the University.
Managing your money
Our student money guide gives you an insight into the cost of living in Glasgow, a budgeting tool and helpful links to places where you can save and get financial help.


Emeric Bourhis, IBBA section 2

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