University guide 2023: Glasgow Caledonian University
Fees Scottish students studying full time for a first degree will usually be eligible to have their fees paid by the Scottish Government for the full period of study.
For students from England, Wales, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, there is an annual fee of £9,250, up to a maximum of £27,750 for a three or four-year degree.
For full-time international (including EU) students, fees are £13,000 to £14,500 for most courses.
Up-to-date fees info can be found on the university’s scholarships and funding page.
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Bursaries A range of bursaries and scholarships are available, including; the Sir Alex Ferguson Scholarships and Awards Fund which offers widening access scholarships, travel bursaries and awards to students on any programme. International scholarships and discounts are available in the form of a tuition fee reduction.
All students from England, Northern Ireland, Republic of Ireland and Wales will receive a £2,000 cash bursary for each of the first three years of their studies, plus a tuition fee waiver in their final year, when completing a four-year honours programme.
For life-changing opportunities, we are committed to providing a range of enabling scholarships with benefits such as tuition fee support, help with living costs, opportunities to work with those who inspire you and those who are inspired by you.
For more details visit https://www.gcu.ac.uk/study/scholarships
Accommodation The Universities residential complex, Caledonian Court, offers a 41 week contract with rent £100-£118 per week. Rent is inclusive of utilities and internet access. Situated close to the University, priority is given to students in their first year, particularly those who are some distance from home or who have additional needs.
Contact
Tel: +44 (0)141 331 8630
Email: studentenquiries@gcu.ac.uk
Web: gcu.ac.uk
Accommodation: accommodation@gcu.ac.uk
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