Glasgow Caledonian University

Glasgow Caledonian University, often known as GCU, is a higher studies Scottish institution for public education place in Glasgow, Scotland. Glasgow Polytechnic (established in 1991) and The Queen’s College, in 1875, Combine to become the GCU United Kingdom in 1993. University Scotland, a partner institution in New York, built in 2013, receive approval to confer degrees in the state in June 2017. It is the first institution of higher learning official by a foreign university to receive this designation.

University Ranking

The GCU ranking is imposing, with a 1127th position among the best universities in the world. Whereas, the GCU UK ranking is 84th. The university additionally holds the top spot in Glasgow and its ranking is second in Scotland. Also, the University world ranking, often known as the Glasgow Caledonian University QS ranking, is #1001-1200. Another plus is the Glasgow Caledonian University acceptance rate of 23%.

GCU scholarship programs are accessible to all students worldwide. The GCU undergraduate courses and postgraduate courses are of great value. Both full-time and part-time options are offered for these courses. The webpage for GCU international students has more details on admissions, costs, and entry requirements. Other facilities include University accommodation and a gym.

University Campuses

GCU London

Glasgow Caledonian New York College