Glasgow Caledonian University
Employability Rate
93%
Upcoming Intake
Sep 2024
Tution Fees
Starts from 14,500 GBP
English Requirement
IELTS, TOEFL
Courses
Highlights
Glasgow Caledonian University was formed in 1993 when The Queen's College Glasgow merged with Glasgow Polytechnic. The Queen's College had dated back to 1875 and specialised in domestic science training. The university has campuses in London and New York as well as its main Glasgow campus on the site of the former Buchanan Street Station.
The university has won awards for its Student Support including the Times Higher Education Outstanding Support for Overseas Students award. The Campus Life Desk allows students to access services such as the careers service, finance office, registry and more.
The university offers facilities like the Sir Alex Ferguson Library and ARC sports facility. It delivers innovative teaching with industry-standard facilities and equipment - including the Vision Centre and Interprofessional Simulation Centre.
Campuses
The London campus is situated in Spitalfields - one of London’s most attractive locations. Spitalfields is an area in London with several markets, including the historic Old Spitalfields Market, Brick Lane Market and Petticoat Lane Market.
The London campus focuses on postgraduate and professional programs, particularly business, finance, and fashion. This campus is home to the British School of Fashion.
It is within walking distance of Liverpool Street - just a 4-minute walk away. The nearest Tube station is Liverpool Street Underground. It’s a 6-minute walk away. The nearest bus stop is Brushfield Street. It’s a 3-minute walk away.
London is a unique city, known for its landmarks, museums, theatres, restaurants, clubs and shopping. It is a huge tourist attraction, cultural hub and centre for business and finance. London has more than 40 higher education institutions, making it an important international centre for learning and research.
Ranking
by QS
1001-1200
by THE
601–800
by GUARDIAN
40
