With a history traceable to 1875, Glasgow Caledonian University in Scotland was formally instituted in 1993 and effectively became Glasgow’s third university.
Glasgow Caledonian University is regularly ranked among the UK's top 10 modern universities, and is widely regarded as one of the UK's most dynamic and innovative universities.In 2013, the UK's Higher Education Statistics Agency ranked Caledonian as Scotland's second best university in terms of employability among graduates and 11th best in the UK.
Subject Strengths: Engineering and Built Environment; Health and Life Sciences as well as Business.
GCU is located in a modern purpose-built campus in the heart of Glasgow’s city centre. The Saltire Centre is the hub of student life and the centerpiece of the University’s Glasgow Campus. The £23m futuristic learning centre houses the University’s entire library collection, the majority of student support services, over 1800 study spaces, a learning café, and a ground-floor mall.
There's never a shortage of things to do in Glasgow with pubs, restaurants, bars and clubs on every corner. Football plays a large part in Glasgow life, with rivals Rangers and Celtic dominating the Scottish Premier League and sporting conversation, and the city has at least one festival every month celebrating things from film to comedy. Here are some amenities near our campus.
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