GCU has campuses in the heart of Glasgow and London and was the first university in the UK to launch a campus in New York. Our campus in London is home to the prestigious British School of Fashion, supported by leading academics and honorary professors, some of whom lead global fashion brands.
Combined with our platinum-award winning eco-friendly campus (Ecocampus, 2015) andwide range of accreditations and industry links, it is no surprise that we have a graduate employment rate of 97% (HESA, 2017). As the first Changemaker Campus in Scotland(Ashoka U, 2015), GCU is also a leader in widening access and is ranked 1st for bothresearch power and graduate completion rates in Scotland within modern universities(HESA, 2014).
The Global Student Satisfaction Awards empower students across the globe to determine the best universities of 2021. Universities with a score above 4.0 (out of 5) in any of the 8 award categories, receive Badges of Excellence. Congratulations!
A number of brand new, state of the art student social and study spaces in our George Moore building, which is also home to CAMPUS Life, our student support services
In Glasgow, our on-campus student accommodation, Caledonian Court, is convenient for all amenities in the centre of the city. The accommodation:
Saltire Centre – a multi award-winning, modern learning environment that is the hub of campus and home to the university library
• The MUGA – GCU's outdoor activity area for sports including, tennis, football, volleyball and netball
As the University for the Common Good, GCU provides students with the confidence, knowledge and skills to contribute to solving global challenges, such as climate change, poverty, social injustice and health inequalities. Our students benefit from the strong working relationships we have established with thought leaders including Dr Mary Robinson, former President of Ireland and founder of the Mary Robinson Foundation for Climate Justice. Our other honorary graduates include Kofi Annan, who served as the 7th Secretary- General of the United Nations, Lily Cole, actress and social entrepreneur, and Jimmy Wales, founder of Wikipedia, to name but a few.
Where possible, and relevant, our programmes are accredited and/or approved by industry bodies, including (but not limited to): HEA (Higher Education Academy); CIMA (Chartered Institute of Management Accountannts; CISI (Chartered Institute for Securities and Investments); CMI (Chartered Management Institute); Chartered Banker Institute;
Below you will find scholarships for Glasgow Caledonian University. Distinction can be made between scholarships provided by the University and those provided by independent providers.
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My BA (Hons) Media and Communication course at GCU is a lot of fun, and I've made real friends through it. The course gives you access to industry-standard camera equipment and editing software. Plus, as a surprise bonus, with the modules and optional modules that I've done so far (I'm now going into year 4), I've only needed to do two exams, both of them...
Admission is easy. As long as one starts on time. You get your money's worth from the lectures and overall learning experience. The lecturers are always helpful, very receptive, and willing to go the extra mile. Learning support is amazing every step of the way. GCU is a culturally diverse school, so no one is left behind or feels alone. School life is great generally....
The standard of education I receive at Glasgow Caledonian University on the Multimedia Journalism course is to industry standard and is providing me with a well-rounded skill set. The lecturers on this course all have industry experience and are keen to share their knowledge with us. However, the communication between staff and students can sometimes be disappointing,...
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