Glasgow Caledonian University

Glasgow Caledonian University, officially established in 1993 with the merger of Glasgow Polytechnic and The Queen’s College, is at present one of the largest universities in Scotland. The University offers an extensive range of knowledge, research and learning opportunities both on national and international basis. Its mode of education is extremely flexible. Students can select between full-time, part-time to online and distance learning depending upon their suitability and preference. With student strength of over 14,000 the university has been growing continuously. It has over 90 undergraduate and 40 postgraduate programs. Besides this, a large number of students are enrolled in research for PhD’s.

The University offers a delightful mix of multifarious cultures with its students coming from over 90 countries. Over the past years Glasgow Caledonian has earned its reputation of providing high quality research, consultancy and training...

Glasgow Caledonian University, officially established in 1993 with the merger of Glasgow Polytechnic and The Queen’s College, is at present one of the largest universities in Scotland. The University offers an extensive range of knowledge, research and learning opportunities both on national and international basis. Its mode of education is extremely flexible. Students can select between full-time, part-time to online and distance learning depending upon their suitability and preference. With student strength of over 14,000 the university has been growing continuously. It has over 90 undergraduate and 40 postgraduate programs. Besides this, a large number of students are enrolled in research for PhD’s.

The University offers a delightful mix of multifarious cultures with its students coming from over 90 countries. Over the past years Glasgow Caledonian has earned its reputation of providing high quality research, consultancy and training services to local, national and international businesses. It boosts of collaborations with reputed and top-class organizations such as Microsoft, CISCO Systems and Scottish Enterprise in the development of programs, facilities and research capacity.

The University is ranked as fourth largest university in Scotland, in terms of student recruitment. At present, about 92% of their graduates get placed within six months of graduation.