Overview
Salient Features
- Established as Glasgow Caledonian University on 1 April 1993
- Formed through the merger of Glasgow Polytechnic and Queen’s College, Glasgow
- Public university based in Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom
- Also has a campus in London
- Offers undergraduate, postgraduate and research programs
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Major academic areas include:
- Business & Management
- Computing & Technology
- Engineering
- Health & Life Sciences
- Psychology
- Social Sciences
- Media & Journalism
- Fashion & Design
- Strong focus on employability, professional education, research and social impact
- Works with 300+ industry partners
- International community with students from 100+ countries
- Research strengths include health, social sciences, engineering, business and sustainability
- Guided by the mission of contributing to the Common Good.
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About Glasgow Caledonian University
Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) is a public university located in Glasgow, Scotland. It was officially formed on 1st April 1993 by the amalgamation of Glasgow Polytechnic and Queen's College, Glasgow. The university has a rich educational tradition, and its founding institutions go back to 1875.
GCU provides a variety of undergraduate, postgraduate and research degrees in business, computing, engineering, health and life sciences, social studies, and media and design. The university is dedicated to providing education that is relevant to the professions, work readiness and employer ties.
It has campuses in Glasgow and London, and attracts students from over 100 countries. Social impact and the University's mission of the Common Good are central to its research and education.
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