About the university
Nowadays it is one of 3 universities in Glasgow and boasts of having prime location in the middle of the City, round the corner from the main shopping and economic districts. Strathclyde University boasts of being the ‘place of useful learning’ and this message is true since it was stated by the benefactor who helped found Strathclyde University, John Anderson and who gives his name to the University’s main campus. Stathclyde University offers a wide range of courses in accounting, business, marketing, engineering, pharmacy, languages, social sciences and of course Law.
The Strathclyde Law School has been operating for the last 40 years and is ranked 13th out of 67 law schools.
Language of study: English
- IELTS minimum overall score of 6.5 (no individual score below 6.0) or equivalent
Fees:
- For EU-students: £ 811,00 per 10 ECTS; minimum: 20 ECTS (Fees subject to change)
- For Non-EU-students £ 1.677,00 per 10 ECTS; minimum 20 ECTS (Fees subject to change)
Location
Glasgow is one of the cultural hubs of Scotland and has a diverse range of social activities on offer. It was named as the European City of Culture in 1990 and this can be seen by the range of museums, theatres, libraries and music venues that Glasgow has. Glasgow is also a very green city encompassing 70 parks and gardens providing a well-rested break from the busy and vibrant city atmosphere. The Botanic Gardens in the West end created in 1817 is a great place to visit in the summer months.
