142 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Computing science is wide-ranging: from programming and engineering large software systems, to the design and evaluation of human-computer interfaces, algorithms, computer and network systems, artificial intelligence, information retrieval and big data systems.

The Education with Primary Teaching Qualification programme of the University of Glasgow is an internationally recognised teaching qualification with a strong focus on the theory of learning and on how theory and practice are effectively used in the classroom to support all learners in the 21st century.

Electronics and Electrical Engineering touches all aspects of contemporary life, having spawned the electric power generation and transmission systems, the computer revolution, global telecommunications, the fields of robotics and automation, and the modern entertainment industries. 

The Neuroscience programme of the University of Glasgow is teaching students about the study of the brain and the rest of the nervous system in humans and other animals.

In order to compete successfully in a global market, modern manufacturing companies must have the ability to integrate electronics, control, software and mechanical engineering into a range of innovative products and systems. Graduates of the Mechatronics programme of the University of Glasgow will have this interdisciplinary knowledge, skill and approach to engineering.

The strengths of the Civil Engineering programme of the University of Glasgow lie in its synthesis of scientific enquiry, engineering design and creative problem solving to tackle the challenging and complex real-life problems encountered by professional civil engineers.

The Scots Law (Graduate Entry) programme of the University of Glasgow is a fast-track undergraduate degree, which is available to graduates of any discipline, including Law. 

The English Language and Linguistics programme of the University of Glasgow combines the study of the structure and meaning of the English language, past and present, to see what all this tells us about our culture, our society and ourselves.

Graduates of the Geology programme of the University of Glasgow have gone on to work in engineering, mining and exploration, renewables and hydrocarbon industries, and environmental consultancy.

The Theatre Studies programme of the University of Glasgow examines the theatrical event and theatre culture from critical, historical and practical perspectives.

This programme covers a wide range of topics in electronics & electrical engineering. It will enable you, as a graduate engineer, to be employed in a large number of industries, from power engineering to nanoelectronics, radar and telecommunication systems to the design of digital technology.

As a Graduate Apprentice in the Software Engineering (Graduate Apprenticeship) programme of the University of Glasgow you can gain a university qualification at the same level as those studying traditional degree programmes, while applying your learning in the workplace. As you are employed you also benefit from a salary.

The new undergraduate Creative Arts and Industries programme at the University of Glasgow will offer you a unique opportunity to engage creatively and critically with all the artistic fields covered by the School of Culture and Creative Arts: film, television, music, theatre, art and design and digital media.

The Zoology programme of the University of Glasgow is teaching students about the scientific study of all aspects of animals, their structure, function, ecology and evolution.

The Geography programme of the University of Glasgow is the study of the surface of the Earth as the site of human living and working. It considers the variability in physical and human landscapes, along with the interrelationships binding them together.

The Microbiology programme of the University of Glasgow is providing students with the necessary knowledge about the study of all aspects of microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses and parasites including their identification, transmission, interaction with the host in disease and the growing problem of antimicrobial resistance.

The Human Biology and Physiology programme of the University of Glasgow explores the scientific principles that underlie investigations into the human body from a molecular and cellular level to the integrated systems of the whole body.

Electronics and Electrical Engineering touches all aspects of contemporary life, having spawned the electric power generation and transmission systems, the computer revolution, global telecommunications, the fields of robotics and automation, and the modern entertainment industries. 

Software Engineering is wide-ranging: from programming and engineering large software systems, to the design and evaluation of human-computer interfaces, algorithms, machine learning, parallel and distributed systems, artificial intelligence and data science.

The study of the Business and Management programme of the University of Glasgow offers you a structured insight into both the theoretical and practical dimensions of organisations and management.