Welcome to Glasgow
Where ambition finds its home
Why study in Glasgow
Scotland’s largest city, Glasgow, is rich in culture, heritage, history, and architecture, and is a very popular student destination. Its warm and welcoming atmosphere, combined with world-renowned universities, makes it a hub for international education.
Despite its rich history, Glasgow has embraced modernity like no other. Vibrant street art, lush verdant spaces, and historic buildings coexist on the same streets. Interestingly, the name ‘Glasgow’ itself translates to ‘dear green place’ in Gaelic, showing its commitment towards preserving nature.
Not only is Glasgow inclusive and multicultural, but it is also very affordable for students. Be it art, music, history or sports, there’s something for everyone here!
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Student life
Avg. wage per hour
Max. allowed part-time hours
Cost of living
- Food: GBP 70 - 100/month
- Rent: GBP 400 - 600/month
- Household bills: GBP 170 - 400/month
- Entertainment: GBP 50 - 100/month
- Transport: GBP 50 - 100/month
- Miscellaneous: GBP 50 - 100/month
Accommodation choices
- University accommodation
- Private halls
- Shared houses
- Studio apartments
Most opted part-time jobs
- Tutor
- Retail assistant
- Waiter/waitressReceptionist
Public transport
- Bus
- Train
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Language
English
Currency
Great Britain Pound (GBP)
Population
1.7M
Area
175 sq. km.