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VISIT US
UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW
THURSDAY 14 NOVEMBER 2019
We hope you can join us at our
Postgraduate Open Day. It’s an
invaluable opportunity to find out
more about your subject of interest,
meet staff and current students and
gather information and advice on
important topics such as admissions,
finance and accommodation.
POSTGRADUATE
glasgow.ac.uk/visitus
PROSPECTUS
POSTGRADUATE PROSPECTUS 2020
2020
ONE OF THE 29,000 ESTABLISHED Introducing our University 2
TOP 100 STUDENTS IN 1451 Our campuses
Our world-changing research
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UNIVERSITIES FROM Student life 8
IN THE WORLD OVER 140 Future World Changers 10
COUNTRIES 90% OF Your learning & research environment 12
POSTGRADUATE Life beyond the books 14
JOINT 1ST IN STUDENTS IN Support along the way
Focused on your future
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THE RUSSELL A MEMBER OF EMPLOYMENT Glasgow, gateway to Scotland 20
GROUP FOR THE RUSSELL OR FURTHER People Make Glasgow 22
STUDENT GROUP OF STUDY SIX Scotland is Now
How to apply
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SATISFACTION RESEARCH- MONTHS AFTER Entry requirements 28
NSS 2018 INTENSIVE UK GRADUATION Postgraduate taught degrees:
UNIVERSITIES (DLHE 2016/17) your steps to application
Postgraduate research degrees:
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your steps to application 32
Fees & cost of living 34
Funding & scholarships 36
A–Z of subjects 38
A–Z of programmes 66
Further information 71
GLASGOW IS ONE OF ONLY FOUR
67TH UK UNIVERSITIES TO ACHIEVE A JOINT 93RD
QS WORLD
UNIVERSITY QS 5 STARS PLUS TIMES HIGHER
WORLD UNIVERSITY
RANKINGS 2020 RATING FOR EXCELLENCE RANKINGS 2019
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INTRODUCING
OUR
UNIVERSITY
The University of Glasgow
has been changing the world
for more than 560 years.
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WE ARE THE
4TH OLDEST
ENGLISH-
SPEAKING
UNIVERSITY
IN THE WORLD
Gilmorehill Dumfries Campus Garscube Campus
OUR CAMPUSES The University moved to its current site at
Gilmorehill (pictured above) in 1870. This
is home to the majority of our teaching and
research facilities and will soon be expanded
Our School of Interdisciplinary Studies
in Dumfries, south-west Scotland, offers
several postgraduate programmes and
research study opportunities. By choosing
Spanning 80 hectares at the north-west
boundary of the city lies our beautiful
Garscube estate, just four miles from the
University’s Gilmorehill campus. Garscube
as part of our £1 billion campus development to study at Dumfries Campus, you will is home to the School of Veterinary
programme to include a mix of modern benefit from the academic excellence of the Medicine, four research institutes in the
research, teaching and public spaces. University in a progressive, rural campus College of Medical, Veterinary & Life
At the centre of Gilmorehill lies the stunning environment. The interdisciplinary teaching Sciences and outdoor sports facilities.
Gilbert Scott building with its iconic bell and friendly residences help you to get to For more information, see glasgow.ac.uk/
tower, which has become one of Glasgow’s know students and staff from all disciplines schools/vet and glasgow.ac.uk/mvls.
most notable landmarks. Based in the heart quickly and really feel at home.
of the West End, the Gilmorehill campus For more information, see glasgow.ac.uk/
is surrounded by shops, cafes, bars, dumfries.
restaurants, supermarkets and a cinema,
and is well served by transport links to the
nearby city centre.
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ADDRESSING INEQUALITIES
We are leading an international
ADDRESSING consortium to strengthen
OUR WORLD-CHANGING INEQUALITIES
We are working to address inequality,
capacity to address urban, health
and education challenges in
neighbourhoods across
RESEARCH deprivation and marginalisation fast-growing cities in Africa and
CULTURAL & CREATIVE
around the world. Asia which face growing poverty
and inequality.
The Glasgow Research Beacons bring together
our ambitious and inspiring researchers from across
An estimated 59,000 people die
disciplinary boundaries to address the complex ONE HEALTH from canine rabies every year. Our
challenges which face our world.
ECONOMIES FUTURE
Through an integrated “one health” work on rabies is contributing to
approach we are tackling some of the World Health Organization’s
the world’s most devastating diseases. plans to end human deaths from
dog-transmitted rabies by 2030.
LIFE ONE HEALTH
Reducing the impact of diseases
FUTURE LIFE such as malaria and rabies is a
global priority. We have developed
Working across disciplinary
a low-cost, paper-based diagnostic
boundaries, we are developing new
device to quantify levels of
technologies to improve our world.
infection using DNA.
PRECISION MEDICINE THE NANO &
QUANTUM WORLD
We are transforming nano and
quantum science into revolutionary
The discovery of gravitational
waves changed how we observe
the universe, marking a new era
of astronomy. We were part of
one of the most exciting scientific
& CHRONIC DISEASES
technologies for a better world. breakthroughs of the century.
CULTURAL & We created the world’s first
historical thesaurus. A unique
CREATIVE ECONOMIES resource which enhances our
THE NANO &
Our research impacts on understanding of the English
the global cultural and language, the thesaurus contains
creative economy. almost every word from Old
English to the present day.
PRECISION MEDICINE Over 1,200 people are diagnosed
QUANTUM WORLD
with pancreatic cancer every
& CHRONIC DISEASES day. We made a breakthrough
reclassification, identifying four
We are pioneering new
key subtypes. This will lead to
treatments and precision
glasgow.ac.uk/research diagnostics for chronic diseases.
more targeted therapies,
providing better treatment.
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glasgow.ac.uk/studentlife
STUDENT
LIFE
Glasgow is a place that inspires
ambitious people to succeed.
A place where inspiring minds
can develop their ideas. A place
where people make discoveries
that change the world.
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FUTURE WORLD CHANGERS
Our students of today are the world changers of tomorrow.
At Glasgow, we strive to nurture your potential, support
your ambitions and inspire you to change the world. Meet
four of our Future World Changers who want to improve
lives and make a positive impact on the world.
Find out more at glasgow.ac.uk/worldchangers
SOFIAT ELI PAVEL DANIELLE
STUDYING: COMPUTING SCIENCE, PhD STUDYING: CRIMINOLOGY & CRIMINAL JUSTICE, MSc STUDYING: CLINICAL TRIALS & PRECISION STUDYING: TEXT & IMAGE STUDIES, PhD
NATIONALITY: NIGERIAN NATIONALITY: AMERICAN MEDICINE, MSc NATIONALITY: AMERICAN
AMBITION: EMPOWERING YOUNG SCIENTISTS AMBITION: EXPLORING CULTURAL IDENTITY LOSS NATIONALITY: MEXICAN AMBITION: (RE)WRITING HISTORY
AMBITION: FIGHTING INFECTION
I am at the final stage of my doctoral research I came to the University of Glasgow for its Studying at UofG has given me the opportunity to I’m a PhD student in the School of Modern
programme in Computing Science. In a nutshell, accredited and highly regarded criminology meet numerous international students and work Languages & Cultures. My thesis project involves
my research involves employing tools from programme. However, the amount of opportunities closely with them. This has allowed me to develop analysing representations of gender, class and
mathematics and computer science to design offered to you outside of the programme really a keen sense of confidence and interculturality race in an early 19th century Glasgow-published
efficient algorithms. I enjoy programming and am makes the student experience feel more inclusive within myself. What I like best about the Clinical caricature periodical (basically, I spend a lot of
passionate about using my skills to help people, and allows you to meet people from all over the Trials & Precision Medicine programme is that time in the archives and, among other things, get
which was what led to my world-changing ambition. University. As a result of this, some of my closest for my dissertation I have had the opportunity to to read comic books for research!). I’m not sure
PWSAfrica is an educational initiative aiming to friends are from degrees that I would normally work closely with research staff at the Stratified I could say enough about how much I love my
empower scientists in Africa with programming skills never come across. One of the best things about Medicine Scotland Innovation Centre, which leads programme. Everyone is supportive and helpful
as a tool for scientific development, with the hope my programme is how many of the staff encourage precision medicine in Scotland. This has been one and there is a strong sense of community among
that they will grow to become innovative thinkers critical thinking and motivate you to look outside of the best academic and professional experiences postgraduate researchers. My thesis highlights
who will drive Africa forward on the frontiers of of traditional criminological thought to find new I’ve ever had. My ambition is to develop a the importance of expanding analytical views in
science and technology. The fact that I was named methods of approaching existing problems. My subcutaneous implant for the controlled release of order to ensure those aspects don’t get missed
a Future World Changer has been a constant personal ambition involves examining experiences antibodies that could be of use in the improvement in the first place. Being a Future World Changer
source of motivation for me and also for the young associated with loss of cultural heritage during of immunoglobulin replacement therapy and has shown that you don’t have to do something
scientists in Africa. I have been invited to speak at conflicts. Being a Future World Changer is monoclonal antibodies therapy. Being a Future groundbreaking to help change the world for
several University events, which has helped project extremely motivating and has shown me how to World Changer has helped me to share and draw the better, and that’s an important message for
my ambition to a much wider audience. highlight the uniqueness of my ambition and how attention to my project while improving my skillset. everyone to hear.
it can make a difference to the world.
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GLASGOW
WAS AWARDED
5 QS STARS
FOR TEACHING
(2019)
James McCune Smith
Learning Hub
YOUR LEARNING &
We’re creating a campus to inspire the next
generation of world changers. A 14-acre
site beside our main campus is now being
RESEARCH ENVIRONMENT
developed with a planned total investment
of £1 billion.
Our flagship James McCune Smith
Learning Hub is the first building to be
delivered through our campus development
programme, with completion due by summer
Research community Academic Development 2020. As well as increasing our teaching
Graduate Schools Online learning
capacity, this modern study space will offer
As a Russell Group university, Each of our four colleges has its Service (LEADS) If you are looking for flexibility in your flexible spaces for clubs and societies,
research is at the heart of own Graduate School which offers Our LEADS advisers can help learning, we offer a variety of credit-bearing conferences and events, becoming the
everything we do. Our PhD a hub for all postgraduate taught you develop your academic skills programmes online. You’ll be fully guided student-focused heart of the campus.
students are collaborators and and research students. through workshops and one-to- through the process and will receive the
colleagues, driven by the same · Round-the-clock access
They exist to foster postgraduate one consultations on essay writing same qualifications as the campus-based
goals, curiosity and passion. We · Capacity for 2,500 students
research and teaching of the and exam preparation. For more equivalent. For more information, see
are a research community and · 500-seat lecture theatre
highest standard, facilitating student information, see glasgow.ac.uk/ glasgow.ac.uk/onlineprogrammes.
we have created an inspiring · Interactive teaching spaces
productivity and development while leads.
environment which supports our · Cafe
promoting wellbeing and providing
researchers in their professional See glasgow.ac.uk/explore.
excellent support.
and personal development.
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OVER 250
CLUBS AND
SOCIETIES,
FROM TEDx
TO PHYSICS
TO CAPOEIRA
DANCING
glasgowstudent.net
The Gilchrist Postgraduate Club offers a
dedicated social space for postgraduate
Be active students along with individual study
booths and a seminar room.
At UofG Sport, we know how much
staying fit and active can help your
studies. That’s why our programmes are
LIFE BEYOND THE BOOKS
designed with you in mind and are flexible
enough to fit around your schedule.
Facilities include:
· Pulse – our cardio conditioning
fitness area
· PowerPlay – our premium conditioning
and strength suite Dedicated postgraduate club Choose from two unions purpose-built extension nightclub,
· Revolve – our indoor cycling studio The Gilchrist Postgraduate Club with no fewer than nine bars, two
featuring a huge video wall and Queen Margaret Union hosts new
provides a relaxed environment to libraries, a debating chamber,
motivating instructors music, local bands, big-name acts,
meet friends, participate in group snooker and pool hall, convenience
· 25m swimming pool with steam student-run club nights and a variety
study or take a break. Facilities store, cafeteria and coffee shop.
and sauna of events from quizzes to open mic
include a seminar room which See guu.co.uk.
· Two large sports halls nights and a spoken word night.
can be booked by postgraduate It is also home to three catering
· Six grass pitches and two synthetic students and a cafe bar with barista
pitches outlets. See qmunion.org.uk.
coffee, tea, alcohol and food.
· Over 100 fitness classes per week Glasgow University Union has
Events for postgraduate students
· Expert training and guidance everything a student needs within
are also held in the club. See
to help you meet your goals the stunning old Union building and
gilchristpgclub.org.
See glasgow.ac.uk/sport.
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CHAT TO
CURRENT
STUDENTS
ABOUT LIFE
AT GLASGOW
glasgow.ac.uk/askastudent
Accommodation
Accommodation Services are here to help you find a Maclay Residences is one of our self-catered
suitable place to live and, providing you’ve applied for en-suite residences exclusively available to
residence and met the conditions of your offer of study postgraduate students.
before 22 August, we guarantee a place in our university
residences.
You have options in four residences, located between
SUPPORT ALONG THE WAY
a two-minute and a 25-minute walk from our main
Gilmorehill campus.
Benefits include:
· dedicated residences for postgraduate students only
· an excellent way to make new friends and the
opportunity to share accommodation with other
University of Glasgow students The Students’ help with everything from the orientation programme to ensure
· round-the-clock access to trained University Living Representative Council registration process to support you settle into University life as
Support staff The Students’ Representative with welfare and pastoral issues. quickly and as smoothly as possible.
· membership of the University’s sport facilities included Council (SRC) provides high-quality, See glasgow.ac.uk/students. See glasgow.ac.uk/international/
in your fees impartial advice on a range of support.
· 24/7 internet access incorporating wi-fi in all rooms International student support
welfare and academic issues. University Library
· small number of furnished self-contained flats for See glasgowstudent.net. Our International Student Support
couples or families. team provides an advisory Open daily from 7.15am to 2.00am
If you’d prefer to find accommodation through Student services service year-round. This includes with online access 24/7, the University
a private landlord, we can offer advice and help. Our Student Services Enquiry Team a welcome desk on campus in Library has one of the largest
See www.glasgowpad.org. is here to help you make the most September and January for any collections of books in Europe.
of your time at Glasgow. We can questions or concerns and a full See glasgow.ac.uk/library.
To find out more, see glasgow.ac.uk/accommodation.
16 17FOCUSED ON YOUR FUTURE
We want you to feel inspired and empowered to prepare
for your chosen career. At Glasgow, we offer professional Careers support Inspiring events
A wide range of coaching We run a series of events
careers advice, coaching, resources and support and guidance support and fairs with graduate
to help you find your dream job. for all of your career employers, ranging from
development needs. major global organisations
to small local companies.
Internship Hub Got a business idea?
Through the Internship Hub, We provide support for
we can help to find you an enterprising students. We
internship. Internships expand offer one-to-one mentoring
your network and enhance and competitions, or assist
your career prospects. during the actual business
start-up process.
9,000 alumni from Bespoke careers
100 countries support for
The Network offers you the research students
chance to interact with our We offer specialist support
alumni community, providing for our research students,
networking opportunities including careers workshops
and invaluable advice. and training sessions.
Where our graduates are now
In 2017, 90% of our postgraduates (taught and research)
were in employment or study six months after graduation
(DLHE 2016/17).
18 19Scotland is
the most
beautiful
country in
the world
Rough Guides, 2017
GLASGOW,
GATEWAY TO
SCOTLAND
Glasgow provides the ideal base
from which to explore the length and
breadth of the country. Known for its
stunning landscapes, rich history and
warm, welcoming people, Scotland is
a passionate and innovative country.
From spectacular castles to world-
renowned festivals, there are plenty
of attractions to experience.
Camusdarach beach, Arisaig, Scottish Highlands.
20 21TIME OUT NAMED
GLASGOW 1ST FOR
FRIENDLINESS AND
AFFORDABILITY (2019)
Kelvingrove Park, on the banks of the River Kelvin next to the University.
Ashton Lane, a lively cobbled lane next to the University which is packed with bars, restaurants and a cinema. Buchanan Street, part of Glasgow’s Style Mile.
PEOPLE MAKE GLASGOW
Music and nightlife
As the UK’s first UNESCO City of Music,
Glasgow is a place where music is not
simply confined to the four walls of venues
– it’s the beating heart of the city. Our top
picks are:
West End Museums and art galleries city, or even somewhere to spot · Barrowland Ballroom
The University’s main campus is Glasgow has over 20 fantastic a Highland cow, you’ll be spoilt · King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut
nestled within Glasgow’s cosy museums and galleries, where for choice. · SWG3
and cultural West End, home to visitors of all ages can enjoy one Sports · The SSE Hydro
bohemian Byres Road and the of the richest and most varied
Instagrammable Ashton Lane. Both collections in Europe. Special Glasgow is synonymous with sport. Eating out
of these are great spots to explore, mention to The Hunterian, which In fact, the city recently won the Glasgow has an ever-evolving food
with plenty of student-friendly bars is located on campus and home award for the world’s “Best Small and drink scene, with options to suit
and restaurants. to one of the largest collections City for hosting sporting events” all tastes and pockets. The Finnieston
outside the national museums. (SportBusiness International, 2018). neighbourhood (next to the University)
Shopping As successful co-host of the is considered the city’s “foodie quarter”
Glasgow is a shopper’s paradise, Parks 2018 European Championships, with a brilliant mix of cool, quality and
with the city catering for all tastes With a name meaning “Dear Green the city is now looking ahead to affordable venues. Glasgow is also
and budgets. From the biggest Place” in Gaelic, the city has over hosting duties of UEFA EURO 2020. recognised as one of the UK’s most
high street brands such as Urban 90 parks and gardens to explore, vegan-friendly cities with many eateries
Outfitters and Zara to vintage with many housing some of the To find out more, see dedicated to serving plant-based menus,
wares, from one-off speciality city’s top attractions. So whether peoplemakeglasgow.com. and lots offering vegan options.
stores to exclusive designer gear – you’re looking for a tranquil spot to The SSE Hydro, ranked in the top 10 arenas globally (Pollstar).
you will find it all in Glasgow. study, a beautiful viewpoint of the
22 23Our top 5 events
in Scotland
Edinburgh Festivals
Over the summer, seven spectacular
Edinburgh, the capital city of Scotland.
festivals take place in Scotland’s capital
including the world-famous Fringe, the
largest arts festival in the world.
Highland Games
Experience Scottish culture and
traditions at over 70 events across
the country, taking place between May
and September.
Hogmanay
No other nation celebrates the New
The Three Sisters, Glencoe.
Year quite like Scotland. Ring in the
bells at traditional and unique events
like Edinburgh’s Hogmanay, Inverness’s
Red Hot Highland Fling, Stonehaven’s
SCOTLAND IS NOW
Fireballs, Biggar Bonfire and The Kirkwall
Ba’ Game in Orkney.
Burns Night
Scotland celebrates its National Bard,
Robert Burns, every year on and around
25 January. Special events include the
Outdoor activities Whether you decide to take part Film and TV locations Burns An’ A’ That Festival across Ayrshire
Scotland’s land and coast were in watersport activities or just go Scotland has played a starring role but it’s likely you’ll find “haggis, neeps
made for exploration and adventures. for a relaxing walk, keep your eyes on the big and small screen, as the and tatties” on the menu in most Scottish
From world-class watersports and peeled for marine life in the waters filming location for top films and TV eateries up and down the country.
walking, to cycling and mountain and seabirds flying overhead. shows including Outlaw King, Mary
climbing, the possibilities for getting Queen of Scots, Skyfall, Outlander, Whisky Festivals
active in Scotland’s magnificent Attractions Harry Potter and many, many more. Get a taste of Scotland’s national drink
Eilean Donan Castle, Scottish Highlands.
great outdoors are endless. Scotland is filled with attractions at a whisky festival including the Spirit
to suit every taste and budget, To find out more, see of Speyside Festival, Glasgow Whisky
Beaches including iconic castles, world- visitscotland.com. Festival and Fèis Ìle, The Islay Festival
You’ll find some of the UK’s most class museums and galleries, of Music and Malt, and at events across
spectacular beaches dotted fascinating heritage sites and the country during Whisky Month, which
along Scotland’s entire coastline. beautiful gardens. takes place in May.
24 25glasgow.ac.uk/postgraduate
HOW TO
APPLY
26 27ENTRY
REQUIREMENTS
Entry requirements
Applicants for the majority of postgraduate
degrees should have a 2.1 Honours degree
(or equivalent).
A Masters qualification may also be required in
some cases for PhD study. Work experience may
also be taken into account.
International applicants can check any country-
specific requirements at glasgow.ac.uk/
international.
Improving competence in English
Before you are admitted to the University, we
require you to show competence in English,
if English is not your first language. We set a
minimum English language proficiency level
and accept qualifications from around the world.
· IELTS (Academic): 6.5 (with no sub-test less
than 6)
· TOEFL iBT: 90; with sub-tests no less than:
Reading: 20; Listening: 19; Speaking: 19;
Writing: 23
· C1 Advanced (formerly Cambridge Certificate
of Advanced English): 176 overall: no sub-test
less than 169
· C2 Proficiency (formerly Cambridge Certificate
of Proficiency in English): 176 overall: no
sub-test less than 169
· PTE Academic (Pearson Test of English,
Academic test): 60; no sub-test less than 59.
Please note that some programmes require a
higher standard of English – check the web page
of your programme of interest for details.
We provide courses to help you reach a proficiency
level equivalent to the required IELTS score
through our English for Academic Study (EAS).
Pre-sessional EAS courses can last 5–36 weeks
depending on your entry level. These courses
have a strong study skills component and focus
on academic English to help you adapt to our style
of learning and teaching. See glasgow.ac.uk/eas.
Glasgow International College
If you’re an international student but not quite
ready to study at Glasgow, our partner institution,
Glasgow International College, offers pre-Masters
programmes in the Arts, Business, Engineering,
Law, Sciences and the Social Sciences to help you
achieve the required standards for admission to
a range of one-year Masters programmes at the
University. See glasgow.ac.uk/gic.
28 29POSTGRADUATE
TAUGHT
DEGREES
Your steps to application
Step 1
Choose a programme
Types of postgraduate taught degrees
With more than 300 taught options to choose
from, you should be able to find a programme
that matches your interests.
· Taught Masters degrees usually last for one
year (full-time study) or two years (part-time
study) and the final assessment is often
based on the submission of a research-based
dissertation.
· Most Postgraduate Diplomas last for nine
months full-time.
· Postgraduate Certificates generally last
for four to five months full-time.
· Many Postgraduate Diploma and Certificate
programmes are available on a part-time basis.
· We also offer several International Masters
programmes which are delivered in conjunction
with our partners. These usually last for two
years (full-time study). Erasmus Mundus
scholarships are available for well-qualified
applicants.
Our programmes
A full list of our programmes by subject area is
available on pages 38–65 or on our website:
glasgow.ac.uk/postgraduate.
Step 2
Consider what funding you will require
Fees and funding information is available on
pages 34–37.
Step 3
Submit an application
Before starting your application, we strongly
recommend that you review any relevant
information at glasgow.ac.uk/postgraduate/
apply (including the admissions policy) and
our FAQs at glasgow.ac.uk/postgraduate/
frequentlyaskedquestions. Applications are made
via our online application form. Before submitting,
you may save and return to your application as
many times as you wish within 42 days. Contact us
Apply now: glasgow.ac.uk/postgraduate/apply. For further information, complete
Application deadlines our online enquiry form:
The application deadline can vary between glasgow.ac.uk/enquirenow.
programmes so please ensure that you check the
programme web page for details.
30 31POSTGRADUATE
RESEARCH
DEGREES
Your steps to application
Step 1
Identify a potential supervisor/topic
Postgraduate degrees can generally be divided
into Research Masters and Doctoral (PhD)
degrees. Students undertaking a research degree
are expected to make a significant contribution to
knowledge or understanding in their field of study.
It’s a good idea to identify a potential supervisor
and contact him or her to discuss your research
proposal before you apply. Explore relevant
academic staff members’ subject interests at
glasgow.ac.uk/research/opportunities/search.
Step 2
Consider what funding you will require
Fees and funding information is available on
pages 34–37.
Step 3
Submit an application
Before starting your application we strongly
recommend that you review any relevant
information for prospective postgraduate students
on the web pages of the graduate school to which
you are applying. Applications are made using
our online form. You can save and return to your
application as many times as you wish within 42
days. Please note, even if you have spoken to an
academic member of staff about your proposal,
you still need to submit an online application form.
Apply now: glasgow.ac.uk/research/apply.
Application deadlines
We accept applications for the majority of
research degrees all year round. However, some
research programmes and all funding bodies
have specific deadlines. See glasgow.ac.uk/
howtoapplyforaresearchdegree.
Contact us
For further information, complete
our online enquiry form:
glasgow.ac.uk/enquirenow.
32 33FEES & COST
OF LIVING
Tuition fees
Our tuition fees for postgraduate taught degrees are detailed
in the table below. Specific fees are available on individual
programme pages: glasgow.ac.uk/postgraduate/taught.
For postgraduate research degrees, see glasgow.ac.uk/fees.
Tuition fees (2020–21)
Full-time students from the UK/EU per year
Most arts, social & political sciences, and
life sciences taught programmes (non-clinical)* £8,500
Most science & engineering taught programmes* £9,750
Most Adam Smith Business School
taught programmes* £11,800
Research programmes See website
MBA £17,500
Full-time international students (non UK/EU)
Most taught or research programmes
for arts or social sciences* £18,370
Most Adam Smith Business Varies between
School taught programmes* £21,920 and £28,420
Most taught or research programmes
for science & engineering* £21,920 or £23,500
Most taught or research programmes
for medical, veterinary & life sciences
(non-clinical)* £21,020 or £23,500
MBA £28,420
Cost of living**
Average cost per month of living
in self-catered accommodation
Accommodation £550
Food £180 EU students
Clothes £70 As you’ll be aware, the UK is planning to exit the
European Union on 31 October 2019. At the time
Travel in Glasgow £40 of going to print, a withdrawal agreement has not
Laundry/stationery etc £30 been agreed. However, the Scottish Government has
Telephone/internet £40 confirmed that fees for EU students commencing
their postgraduate studies in 2020/21 will be at the
Entertainment £120 same level as those for UK students. Students will be
Total £1,030 admitted as UK/EU fee status students and retain that
status for the duration of their studies. EU students
Additional costs per year enrolling on Masters degrees in academic year
Books £400 2020/21 continue to remain eligible for a Postgraduate
Tuition Fee Loan from the Student Awards Agency for
UK travel £300
Scotland (SAAS).
Total £700
The University of Glasgow is a proudly international
institution, committed to being open and welcoming
to students from all nations.
* Please note tuition fees may be higher for certain programmes. See glasgow.ac.uk/fees for full details. ** The living costs quoted are not related to For up-to-date information, advice and guidance
funding requirements for entry clearance. At the time of going to press, UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) states that Tier 4 visa applicants planning to as decisions are made, please see glasgow.ac.uk/
study outside London must demonstrate that they have funds to cover living costs for up to a maximum of nine months (depending on the length of the
course) at £1,015 per month. For up-to-date information on entry clearance requirements, see gov.uk/tier-4-general-visa. study/eu.
34 35Graduate schools
If you are a postgraduate research degree
applicant, the main source of information
on funding is the webpage of the graduate
school to which you are applying.
To view the latest funding opportunities
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FUNDING & SCHOLARSHIPS
Scholarships · PGT Excellence Scholarship: · Refugee Scholarship: £5,000
As a commitment to supporting £5,000 tuition fee discount for annual stipend for students who
new students and rewarding taught programmes is available hold refugee status.
academic excellence, we provide for UK and EU students. · University International
a wide range of financial support. · University of Glasgow African Leadership Scholarship: £10,000
Some of the scholarship schemes Excellence Award: Full fee tuition fee discount for taught
you may be eligible for are listed waivers for African students. programmes is available for
below. · Humanitarian Scholarship: international students.
· Glasgow Alumni Discount: Full fee waiver and £5,000 per Alternatively, you may be able to
10% fee discount on both year stipend for students living apply to the Student Award Agency
postgraduate taught and in the UK on humanitarian for Scotland for a Postgraduate
research programmes for alumni. grounds and facing challenges Tuition Fee Loan to help with the cost
in progressing into Higher of fees. For a list of eligible degree
· Postgraduate Talent Scholarship: Education. University programmes, see saas.gov.uk.
£2,000 for Scottish students who accommodation may also be
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provided subject to criteria. funding opportunities, see
in taking up a place to study a
taught Masters programme. glasgow.ac.uk/scholarships.
36 37Accounting & Finance History of Art
Archaeology Infection, Immunity & Inflammation
Biodiversity, Animal Health & Information Studies
Comparative Medicine Law
Cancer Sciences Life Sciences
Cardiovascular & Medical Sciences Management
Celtic & Gaelic Mathematics & Statistics
Central & East European Studies Media & Cultural Policy
Chemistry Medicine
Classics Modern Languages & Cultures
Computing Science Molecular, Cell & Systems Biology
Creative Writing Music
Dentistry Neuroscience & Psychology
Economic & Social History Nursing & Health Care
Economics Philosophy
Education Physics & Astronomy
Engineering Politics & International Relations
English Language & Linguistics Scottish Literature
English Literature Sociology
Environment, Sustainability & Tourism Theatre Studies
Film & Television Studies Theology & Religious Studies
Geographical & Earth Sciences Urban Studies
Health & Wellbeing Veterinary Medicine
History War Studies
A–Z OF
38
SUBJECTS 39ACCOUNTING ARCHAEOLOGY BIODIVERSITY, CANCER SCIENCES
& FINANCE Archaeology at Glasgow is a vibrant
ANIMAL HEALTH At Glasgow we bring together scientists
Accounting & Finance at Glasgow has community of students and staff working & COMPARATIVE and clinicians to promote and develop
had an international reputation for high- together to investigate our shared past MEDICINE the best in cancer research, drug
quality research and teaching since 1925. and its role in contemporary society. discovery and patient care.
Biodiversity, Animal Health &
We are a broad subject group, bringing together Archaeology has been taught at Glasgow for over Comparative Medicine combines We are ranked 1st in Scotland and 3rd in the
expertise in the main areas of: 50 years and is recognised for its commitment to UK for Medicine (Complete University Guide 2020).
excellent teaching and research. It is ranked 1st expertise in animal biology and
• Finance and market-based research ecology with extensive knowledge of
• Financial reporting in Scotland (Complete University Guide 2020). We work together to:
• Management accounting and control. comparative and veterinary medicine. • identify the molecular changes that cause cancer
We support diverse student and research interests • develop drugs targeted to these changes
A We also have specialist knowledge of accounting by providing opportunities to take courses in and Unique in the UK, the range of our research • bring new therapies through preclinical and C
education, accounting history, auditing and collaborate with colleagues in other disciplines. spans multiple biological levels, integrating: clinical trials.
corporate governance. If you study with us, you • Molecules and cells
will gain career-enhancing professional skills and We have strong links with the University’s museum • Individuals The Cancer Research UK Glasgow Centre brings
a degree accredited by all the major UK professional and art gallery, The Hunterian, and numerous private • Human populations and ecosystems. together scientists and clinicians from research
accounting bodies. and public organisations. centres, universities and hospitals around Glasgow
Given the threats posed by environmental to deliver the very best in cancer research, drug
As a postgraduate student in Accounting & Finance, You will benefit from field experience, placements, change and rapidly increasing human population, discovery and patient care. The centre’s world-
you will have access to excellent financial databases and a variety of visiting guest speakers. there has never been a more urgent need for a leading teams have made major advances in the
including Bloomberg, WRDS Compustat, CRSP, holistic approach. understanding and treatment of many cancers.
Datastream, BoardEx, FAME and Thomson ONE. Postgraduate taught programmes
With this belief in mind, we bring together Postgraduate taught programmes
Our Masters programmes address practical, rigorous quantitative analysis, appropriate
Accounting & Finance boasts three new computer theoretical and scientific methodologies through • Cancer Research & Precision Oncology (MSc)
laboratories which are equipped with accounting theoretical frameworks and predictive modelling
a collection of seminars, work placements and to help us understand the interdependence of
software Sage Accounts, statistical software such fieldwork.
as STATA and Minitab, bibliography software such animal and human populations, ecosystems Research opportunities
• Ancient Cultures (MSc) and the environment.
as EndNote, qualitative research software such as • Archaeology (MSc) We offer PhDs in the following research areas:
NVivo, and online data sources such as Company • Conflict Archaeology & Heritage (MSc, PgDip) • Cancer biology and cell signalling
Analysis. You will have access to a dedicated Social • Material Culture & Artefact Studies (MSc, PgDip) Postgraduate taught programmes • Epigenetics
Sciences employability officer who can help you to • Museum Studies (MSc, PgDip, PgCert) • Animal Welfare Science, Ethics & Law • Cancer stem cell biology
enhance your employability and related skills. (MSc, PgDip) • Cancer imaging
• Conservation Management of African • Chemoresistance in cancer
Research opportunities • Cancer and ageing
Postgraduate taught programmes Ecosystems (MSc)
We offer the following research study options: • Ecology & Environmental Biology (MRes) • Regulation of cancer cell death processes
• Corporate Governance & Accountability (MSc) PhD, MLitt, MPhil and MRes. • Genetics, genomics and systems medicine
• International Accounting & Financial Management • Epidemiology of Infectious Diseases
& Antimicrobial Resistance (MSc) • Immunotherapy for cancer
(MAcc) Our research areas include: • Cancer clinical trials.
• International Corporate Finance & Banking (MSc) • Quantitative Methods in Biodiversity,
• Scottish archaeology, particularly in the Mesolithic Conservation & Epidemiology (MSc, PgDip)
• International Finance (MFin) and Neolithic periods and the Celtic, Pictish and You may want to identify a potential supervisor
• International Financial Analysis (MSc) Viking areas and contact him or her to discuss your research
• Financial Technology (MSc) • Prehistoric artefacts, notably textiles and clothing Research opportunities proposal before you apply.
• Mediterranean and Near Eastern archaeology We offer PhDs in the following research areas:
Research opportunities with foci in Italy, Cyprus and Iraq • Ageing, health and welfare
We offer PhDs in the following research areas: • Landscape archaeology • Infectious disease
• Accounting • Historical archaeology, particularly medieval • Ecology
• Finance (Accounting and finance) Europe and contemporary Europe • Evolution
• Accounting and finance. • Battlefield and conflict archaeology • Population and ecosystem health.
• Digital and computational archaeology.
You may want to identify a potential supervisor You may want to identify a potential supervisor
and contact him or her to discuss your research You may want to identify a potential supervisor and contact him or her to discuss your research
proposal before you apply. and contact him or her to discuss your research proposal before you apply.
proposal before you apply.
business-accounting-finance@ humanities-pg@glasgow.ac.uk mvls-gradschool@glasgow.ac.uk mvls-gradschool@glasgow.ac.uk
glasgow.ac.uk glasgow.ac.uk/subjects/archaeology glasgow.ac.uk/subjects/bahcm glasgow.ac.uk/subjects/cancersciences
glasgow.ac.uk/business/postgraduate
40 41CARDIOVASCULAR & CELTIC & GAELIC CENTRAL & EAST CHEMISTRY
MEDICAL SCIENCES Celtic & Gaelic at Glasgow brings
EUROPEAN STUDIES Glasgow is ranked 6th for Chemistry in
At Glasgow we bring together basic, together the teaching and research of The study of Central & Eastern Europe, the UK (Complete University Guide 2020)
translational and clinical research in the ancient, medieval and modern periods Russia and Eurasia has a long tradition and has fostered the talents of four Nobel
cardiovascular and medical sciences. in the Celtic languages of Scottish Gaelic, at Glasgow: for over 60 years, CEES staff Prize winners in chemistry.
Irish and Welsh. have covered developments in the region.
We are ranked 1st in Scotland and 3rd in the UK Chemistry at Glasgow combines superb facilities
for Medicine (Complete University Guide 2020). Gaelic has been taught at the University of Glasgow with world-leading research groups covering all
In REF 2014 we were ranked 1st in Scotland aspects of chemistry as well as the interfaces
since the end of the 19th century, and we are ranked for Area Studies. Since 1949, CEES has hosted
Our research groups are based in the purpose- 1st in Scotland and 2nd in the UK for Celtic Studies with biology, materials science and physics.
Europe-Asia Studies (formerly Soviet Studies), the Our outstanding research has led to the University
built British Heart Foundation Glasgow (Complete University Guide 2020). 83% of Celtic & principal academic journal in the world focusing on
Cardiovascular Research Centre, the Sir James Gaelic research at Glasgow was classed as world- of Glasgow being ranked 4th in the UK for Chemistry
C Black Building and the Royal Infirmary. Much leading or internationally excellent in REF 2014.
the history and current political, social and economic in REF 2014. C
affairs of the countries of the former communist bloc
of our teaching is delivered at the Teaching & of Europe and Eurasia.
Learning Centre at the Queen Elizabeth University With links to archaeology, history and modern The School of Chemistry is also a member of
Hospital, which combines NHS, University and languages and cultures, we can provide you ScotCHEM, which brings together seven universities
We bring together innovative – and in some in Scotland. ScotCHEM is committed to excellence
research sector expertise on a single site. These with a unique opportunity to study a range of cases unique – expertise in the processes of
state-of-the-art facilities enable us to focus on a fascinating languages and cultures. Glasgow is the and to providing the highest-quality postgraduate
socio-economic, socio-cultural and socio-political education and research experience.
comprehensive research and teaching agenda. only university to have a named Chair of Gaelic, transformation in eastern Europe and Eurasia.
established in 1956, which reflects our commitment As a subject, we work across disciplines including
to the language. Athena Swan Award
Postgraduate taught programmes History, Political Science, Sociology, International The school has an Athena Swan Bronze Award,
• Cardiovascular Sciences (MSc(MedSci)) Relations, Economics and languages (Czech, demonstrating the school’s commitment to
• Clinical Pharmacology (MSc(MedSci)) Postgraduate taught programmes Polish, Russian, Hungarian). supporting women in scientific studies and careers,
• Clinical Trials & Precision Medicine (MSc) Our Masters programmes are centred around and to improving the working environment for all.
• Diabetes (MSc(MedSci)) the advanced interdisciplinary study of the Celtic You will benefit from our unparalleled international
• Precision Medicine (MSc) languages and their literature, history and culture: network of academic and non-academic partners,
• Ancient Cultures (MSc) an extensive range of study abroad options and Postgraduate taught programmes
• Sport and Exercise Science & Medicine (MSc)
• Sport and Exercise Science & Medicine (MSc, • Celtic Studies (MLitt) a lively seminar series here in Glasgow. Our Masters programmes draw on the research
PgDip, PgCert) (online) • There is also the option of a taught MRes in strengths of our academics and active research
• Translational Medicine (MRes) Celtic Studies, Gaelic or Gàidhlig which combines Postgraduate taught programmes groups within the school. The school strives to meet
taught courses with a larger independent research student expectations, combining both teaching
Our Masters programmes offer advanced study excellence and a supportive learning environment.
component. of historical and contemporary developments in
Research opportunities • Chemistry (MSc)
We offer PhDs in the following research areas: the economy, politics, culture and society of Russia • Chemistry with Medicinal Chemistry (MSc)
• Cardiac research Research opportunities and the countries of Eastern Europe and Eurasia. • Industrial Heterogeneous Catalysis (MRes)
• Vascular research We offer the following research study options: • Central & East European, Russian & Eurasian
• Metabolic disease and diabetes research PhD, MLitt, MPhil, MRes. Studies (Erasmus Mundus International Master)
• Russian, East European & Eurasian Studies (MSc) Research opportunities
• Renal research
• Stroke research Our research areas include: • Russian, East European & Eurasian Studies We offer the following research study options:
• Omics research. • Modern and medieval Celtic languages (MRes) PhD, MPhil, MSc(Res).
• Literature and cultures, especially modern
You may want to identify a potential supervisor Scottish Gaelic and Irish language and linguistics Research opportunities Our research areas include:
and contact him or her to discuss your research • Modern Scottish Gaelic literature, 18th–21st • Chemical biology and medicinal chemistry
We offer PhDs in the following research areas: • Complex chemistry
proposal before you apply. centuries • Histories of communism and postsocialism
• Gaelic linguistics • Dynamics and structure
• Human rights and (in)securities in Central and • Energy conversion and storage
• Medieval Celtic literatures, especially early Eastern Europe, Russia and Eurasia
Irish/Gaelic and Middle Welsh • Heterogeneous catalysis
• Migration and mobility • Nanoscience.
• Textual cultures of the medieval Celtic- • Politics and international relations of Central
speaking areas and Eastern Europe, Russia and Eurasia
• Medieval Celtic art You may want to identify a potential supervisor
• Statehood, nationhood and identity. and contact him or her to discuss your research
• Celtic place names of Scotland.
proposal before you apply.
You may want to identify a potential supervisor
You may want to identify a potential supervisor and contact him or her to discuss your research
and contact him or her to discuss your research proposal before you apply.
proposal before you apply.
mvls-gradschool@glasgow.ac.uk humanities-pg@glasgow.ac.uk clair.clarke@glasgow.ac.uk pgadmissions@glasgow.ac.uk
glasgow.ac.uk/subjects/cms glasgow.ac.uk/subjects/celticgaelic glasgow.ac.uk/subjects/cees glasgow.ac.uk/subjects/chemistry
42 43CLASSICS COMPUTING CREATIVE WRITING DENTISTRY
Classics has been central to the
SCIENCE Glasgow’s creative writing programmes Established in 1879, Glasgow Dental
University of Glasgow since its Glasgow is ranked 7th in the UK for are among the most prestigious in the Hospital and School is the second-largest
foundation in 1451 and today has Computer Science (Complete University UK, having launched the careers of many dental school in the UK. We provide
a vibrant research community. Guide 2020). successful writers. postgraduate taught and research
opportunities in a range of subjects.
Classics at Glasgow is a world-leading centre Since 1957, when Glasgow became the first 21st-century graduates of our programme include
for the study of Roman oratory. Our scholars are university in Scotland to have an electronic Louise Welsh, Kirsty Logan, William Letford, We benefit from comprehensive modern facilities
also current in fields as diverse as religion, computer, we have built a reputation for the Jen Hadfield, Helen Sedgwick, Alan Trotter, Anne for patient care, student clinical practice and training,
historiography, education and late antiquity. excellence of our Computing Science research Donovan and others who are making their mark and for education and research in dental and oral
and our graduates. Today, our School of on the contemporary scene. They join a long line of diseases and disorders.
We have active research projects on the reception Computing Science is one of the UK’s leaders notable Glasgow writers that includes James Boswell,
C of the classical world from the Middle Ages onwards. in the field, setting itself the highest standards in Tobias Smollett and Adam Smith in the 18th century, We are ranked 1st in the UK for Dentistry (Complete D
In addition, there is the opportunity to begin or research and in research-led learning and teaching. and in the 20th century prominent writer graduates University Guide 2020).
continue Ancient Greek or Latin. such as William Boyd, Catherine Carswell, James
Herriot, James Kelman, William McIlvanney, Edwin
You will benefit from access to the University’s Postgraduate taught programmes Morgan, Alexander Trocchi and Janice Galloway. Postgraduate taught programmes
well-stocked library, the University’s museum and Our Masters programmes provide you with the • Endodontics (MSc(DentSci))
art gallery – The Hunterian (with its notable fine necessary skills and expertise that are required for Our Creative Writing programme is the longest • Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery (MSc(DentSci))
coin collection), to a major centre in humanities a successful career in industry. We offer a range of established in Scotland and has gained an excellent • Oral Sciences (MSc)
computing, and a dedicated Classics postgraduate specialist and conversion degree programmes that reputation among writers, agents and publishers.
study space and library. meet industry skills gaps within the UK and overseas. We have a vibrant visiting speaker programme and Research opportunities
recent writers have included Chris Kraus, Alasdair We offer PhDs in the following research area:
If you study with us, you will develop a broad range Specialist programmes for those with a Computing Gray, Eileen Myles, D’Bi Young Anitafrika, Mark Millar, • Dentistry (Community Oral Health & Oral
of intellectual and transferable skills. You may also Science undergraduate degree: Nadine Aisha Jassat and Margaret Atwood. Sciences).
have the opportunity to interact with collaborative • Computing Science (MSc)
research projects in our key areas of activity. • Data Science (MSc) This programme is perfect for aspiring writers who want You may want to identify a potential supervisor
• Information Security (MSc). to develop their craft, take risks in their work and gain and contact him or her to discuss your research
Postgraduate taught programmes creative and critical skills, all as part of a supportive proposal before you apply.
Conversion programmes for students whose community of fellow writers. We have a wealth of
Our Masters programmes offer the opportunity to undergraduate degree is in a subject other than experience and enthusiasm to help you develop vital
develop in-depth understanding of the discipline, Computing Science: skills in creative, critical and editorial thinking.
engage with our University Collections, and study • Information Technology (MSc)
a language from beginner level. • IT Cyber Security (MSc)
• Ancient Cultures (MSc) Postgraduate taught programmes
• Software Development (MSc).
• Classics (MLitt) This programme is for ambitious, dedicated
• There is also the option of a taught MRes in individuals who are already engaged in writing.
Classics, which combines taught courses with Research opportunities The courses are taught by published, award-
a larger independent research component. We offer the following research study options: winning writers.
PhD, MPhil, MSc(Res). • Creative Writing (MLitt)
Research opportunities • Creative Writing (MLitt) (online)
Our research areas include:
We offer the following research study options: • Computing science education
PhD, MLitt, MPhil, MRes. Research opportunities
• Computer vision and graphics
• Embedded, networked and distributed systems We offer the following research study options:
Our key areas of research are: • Formal analysis, theory and algorithms DFA, MFA.
• Greek and Roman drama, with particular • Human-computer interaction
strength in comic drama • Inference, dynamics and interaction Our research areas include:
• Greek and Roman politics, with particular • Information retrieval • Experimental poetry and poetics
strength in oratory • Software engineering and safety. • Literary and genre fiction
• Ancient science and technology, including • Hybrid forms and literary experimental essaying
medicine. You may want to identify a potential supervisor • Cross-medial projects, eg arts and writing practice
and contact him or her to discuss your research • Conceptual writing.
You may want to identify a potential supervisor proposal before you apply.
and contact him or her to discuss your research You may want to identify a potential supervisor
proposal before you apply. and contact her or him to discuss your research
proposal before you apply.
humanities-pg@glasgow.ac.uk pgadmissions@glasgow.ac.uk critstudies-currentpgs@glasgow.ac.uk mvls-gradschool@glasgow.ac.uk
glasgow.ac.uk/subjects/classics glasgow.ac.uk/subjects/computing glasgow.ac.uk/subjects/creativewriting glasgow.ac.uk/subjects/dentistry
44 45ECONOMIC & ECONOMICS EDUCATION
SOCIAL HISTORY Economics has a distinguished history In the School of Education, our goal is • Enhanced Practice in Education (MSc) (Dumfries
at Glasgow dating back to Adam Smith, to enhance the educational experience Campus)
Glasgow hosts the largest group • In Headship (PgDip)
of economic and social historians the father of modern economics. and attainment of those living in Scotland,
• Inclusive Education: Research, Policy & Practice
in Scotland. the wider United Kingdom and worldwide. (MEd)
Today we have international expertise in: We believe our postgraduate provision
• Macroeconomics • Inclusive Education: Research, Policy & Practice
Economic & Social History has been taught at • Financial economics is transformative and underpinned by (PgDip, PgCert: Online distance learning available)
the University of Glasgow since the beginning • Development economics our core values of equity, diversity and • Into Headship (PgCert)
of the 20th century, with R H Tawney thought • International finance social justice. • Middle Leadership & Management in Schools
to be the first appointment in the field. We are • Econometrics (PgCert)
internationally recognised for research excellence • Microeconomics. The School of Education has a history and tradition • Museum Education (MSc)
in modern economic and social history, with • Museum Education (MSc) (online)
E exceptional strength in business and financial
of working collaboratively across groupings to
• Professional Practice with PGDE (MEd)
E
Staff research directly informs our teaching, which develop innovative cross-cutting research. A key
history, the history of medicine and social and means that if you study with us, you can benefit from feature of our research is our commitment to placing • Psychological Studies (conversion) (MSc)
gender history. up-to-date degree programmes that touch on the educational research as part of an interdisciplinary • Teacher Leadership & Learning (PgCert)
key theoretical and policy issues of the day. agenda to support the development of more • TESOL: Teaching of English to Speakers
Study with us and you will benefit from flexible equitable societies in the spirit of social justice. of Other Languages (MEd)
degree programmes, small class sizes, an Our research is a fundamental component of our • TESOL: Teaching of English to Speakers
excellent range of library and archival resources Postgraduate taught programmes of Other Languages (MSc)
teaching. To continue to be a world-class and
and a supportive environment for learning. • Asset Pricing & Investment (MSc) progressive university, we are dedicated to bringing
• Development Studies (MSc) inspiring people together to change the world. Research opportunities
Postgraduate taught programmes • Economic Development (MSc)
• Economics (MRes) We offer the following research study options:
• Global Economy (MSc) Our areas of specialist knowledge include: PhD, MLitt, MPhil, MSc Research.
• Economics, Banking & Finance (MSc) • Adult and community education
• Global Markets, Local Creativities • Environment & Sustainable Development (MSc)
(Erasmus Mundus International Master) (IntM) • Educational leadership and management Our research areas include:
• Finance & Economic Development (MSc) • Language and culture
• History (MSc, PgDip) • Finance & Management (MSc) • Culture, literacies, inclusion and pedagogy
• History (with an emphasis on the History • Science, engineering and technology education • Education leadership and policy
• Financial Economics (MSc) • Teacher education and professional learning
of Medicine) (MSc) • Financial Forecasting & Investment (MSc) • Pedagogy, praxis and faith
• Citizenship and values education. • People, place and social change.
• Financial Risk Management (MSc)
Research opportunities • International Banking & Finance (MSc)
• Investment Banking & Finance (MSc) Postgraduate taught programmes You may want to identify a potential supervisor
We offer PhDs in the following research areas: and contact him or her to discuss your research
• Modern economic and social history • Investment Fund Management (MSc) • Academic Practice (MEd) (online)
• Quantitative Finance (MSc) • Adult Education for Social Change (Erasmus proposal before you apply.
• Business and financial history
• History of medicine Mundus International Master) (IntM)
• Social and gender history. Research opportunities • Adult Education, Community Development
& Youth Work (MEd, PgDip)
We offer PhDs in the following research areas: • Advanced Educational Leadership (PgCert)
You may want to identify a potential supervisor • Economics: microeconomics, macroeconomics,
and contact him or her to discuss your research (online)
international finance, financial economics, • Assessment in Education (MSc) (online)
proposal before you apply. development economics • Childhood Practice (MEd, PgDip)
• Finance • Children’s Literature & Literacies (MEd)
• Quantitative finance. • Children’s Literature, Media & Culture
(Erasmus Mundus International Master) (IntM)
You may want to identify a potential supervisor • Education (MSc) (online)
and contact him or her to discuss your research • Education (Primary) (PGDE)
proposal before you apply. • Education (Secondary) (PGDE)
• Education Policies for Global Development
(Erasmus Mundus International Master) (IntM)
• Education, Public Policy & Equity (MSc)
• Educational Leadership (MEd)
• Educational Studies (MEd)
• Educational Studies (MSc)
• Educational Studies for Adult, Youth &
Community Contexts (MSc)
PGT: education-pgt@glasgow.ac.uk
PGDE: education-ugandite@glasgow.ac.uk
duncan.ross@glasgow.ac.uk business-economics@glasgow.ac.uk PGR: education-pgroffice@glasgow.ac.uk
glasgow.ac.uk/subjects/ glasgow.ac.uk/business/postgraduate glasgow.ac.uk/schools/education/
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