Sri Lanka
The University of Glasgow has a long history of welcoming students from Sri Lanka. You will have the opportunity to mix with people from your home country while also enjoying the complete Glasgow experience.
Contact Us
Caroline Boddie, Senior International Officer
+44 (0)141 330 2462
caroline.boddie@glasgow.ac.uk
Katy Scott, International Recruitment Coordinator
+44 (0)141 330 3440
katy.scott@glasgow.ac.uk
You can find details of our future visits to Sri Lanka on our Travel Schedule.
Student Network
If you would like to speak to a current student about studying at the University and living in Glasgow then please use our Student Network service. This is a great way to get the inside information about what it's like to be a student at Glasgow.
Interested students are also welcome to get in touch with the Hindu Society, one of the over 150 clubs and socities that the University of Glasgow has to offer!
Scholarships for Sri Lankan students
All students in receipt of an offer from the University of Glasgow for postgraduate taught degrees and holding the equivalent of a UK first class degree* are invited to make an online application for the Undergraduate Excellence Scholarships.
All applications must be made online. Please note a student may only hold one scholarship at any given time.
Due to the high volume of applications received for these scholarships, we regret that you will only be contacted if you have been successful in being awarded a scholarship.
For more information about scholarships available at the University of Glasgow please visit our scholarships pages.
* For information on what constitutes a first class degree in Sri Lanka please check the entry requirements below or contact Caroline or Katy.
Entry Requirements
Undergraduate
The University of Glasgow will consider students with International A-Levels and IB. Students who do not have either of these qualifications may be considered for entry to our foundation programmes at Glasgow International College.
Postgraduate Taught
We will consider applications to Master degrees from graduates holding first class degrees.
