University Profile
Glasgow Caledonian University
About Glasgow Caledonian University
Glasgow Caledonian University is a modern university founded in 1993, located in Glasgow city centre with a strong focus on social responsibility and applied professional education. GCU is particularly strong in nursing, allied health professions, business, and engineering. The university has a strong commitment to widening participation and social mobility, and its New York and London campuses give students international study options. For North American students, GCU's Glasgow city centre location, affordable tuition, and health sciences programs make it an attractive option for those pursuing careers in nursing or allied health.
For North American Students
Min. GPA (indicative)
Not specified
SAT/ACT Accepted
Yes
Application Route
Via UCAS
English Requirement
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GCU typically requires CCC to BBB at A-level, equivalent to roughly a 2.5–3.1 GPA. Canadian students should expect final averages of 70–80%. Health sciences and nursing programs are well regarded. The New York campus offers a unique transatlantic study experience. Glasgow is one of the UK's most affordable major cities. Strong focus on graduate employability across all programs.
Key Facts
- Founded
- 1993
- Total Students
- 16,000+
- International Students
- 22%
- Tuition (Int'l UG)
- £15,000 – £19,500/yr
- Campus Setting
- City centre
Ready to Apply?
UK undergraduate applications are made through UCAS. Postgraduate applications go direct to the university.
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