Scotland’s biggest city and one of Britain’s most culturally eclectic metropolises, Glasgow is alive with cafés, bars, restaurants, vintage boutiques, and cultural attractions. Its 90 parks and gardens are perfect for summer picnics, and on chillier days, the foodie quarter in Finnieston is popular.
Experience Glasgow!
Region:
United Kingdom
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Subregion:
Scotland
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City:
Glasgow
Population:
635,000
Native language:
English
Climate:
Temperate
Type of area:
Urban
Historic
Great public transport
Academic
Times Top 100
Glasgow, Scotland
University of Glasgow Academic Program
Where Will You Live
University of Glasgow
By studying at the university, you follow in the footsteps of world-renowned scholars, from scientist Lord Kelvin to the pioneer of television, John Logie Baird. Over the last five centuries, the University of Glasgow has fostered seven Nobel laureates, a UK prime minister, and Scotland’s inaugural First Minister. Professor Albert Einstein lectured here in 1933 on the Modern Theory of Relativity, and Scotland’s first female medical graduates completed their degrees at the university in 1894.
Founded in 1451, the University of Glasgow is at the heart of the city’s rich artistic and cultural heritage. Today, the university continues to cultivate world-changing scholars and pioneers tackling global challenges and making new discoveries.
Learn more at University of Glasgow's official website.
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