Undergraduate entry requirements
Equivalent regional qualifications for A-level requirements (these can be found on the undergraduate programme you intend to study):
French Baccalaureat
- GCSE A or B: If Maths GCSE required we should accept Maths Specialty
- A*AA: Award of French Baccalaureate with overall average score of 16 and 16 in two subjects and 15 in one subject, including required subjects.
- AAA: Award of French Baccalaureate with overall average score of 15 and 15 in three subjects including required subjects.
- AAB: Award of French Baccalaureate with overall average score of 15 and 15 in two subjects including required subjects and 14 in one other subject
- ABB: Award of French Baccalaureate with overall average score of 14 and 15 in one subject including required subjects and 14 in two other subjects
- BBB: Award of French Baccalaureate with overall average score of 14 and 14 in three subjects including required subjects.
International Option Baccalaureate (OIB) / Baccalauréat Français International (BFI)
- A*AA: Award of OIB with overall average score of 15 and 15 in two subjects and 14 in one subject, including required subjects.
- AAA: Award of OIB with overall average score of 14 and 14 in three subjects including required subjects.
- AAB: Award of OIB with overall average score of 14 and 14 in two subjects including required subjects and 13 in one other subject
- ABB: Award of OIB with overall average score of 13 and 14 in one subject including required subjects and 13 in two other subjects
- BBB: Award of OIB with overall average score of 13 and 13 in three subjects including required subjects..
A-levels and International Baccalaureate Diploma
See the Undergraduate degree programmes for specfic A-levels and International Baccalaureate Diploma entry requirements.
American Curriculum
Students applying with American qualifications (SAT/ACT/AP) should refer to the USA country page
European Baccalaureate
Equivalents for A-level requirements (these can be found on the undergraduate programme you intend to study):
- A*AA: Award of European Baccalaureate with 85% overall with at least 8.5 in three subjects including required subjects.
- AAA: Award of European Baccalaureate with 85% overall with at least 8.5 in three subjects including required subjects.
- AAB: Award of European Baccalaureate with 80% overall with at least 8 in three subjects including required subjects.
- ABB: Award of European Baccalaureate with 75% overall with at least 7.5 in three subjects including required subjects.
- BBB: Award of European Baccalaureate with 70% overall with at least 7 in three subjects including required subjects.
For information about admission to Dentistry, Medicine, or Veterinary Medicine
- Dentistry: med-sch-dental-ug@glasgow.ac.uk
- Medicine: med-sch-admissions@glasgow.ac.uk
- Veterinary Medicine: vet-sch-admissions@glasgow.ac.uk
View our Undergraduate degree programmes
Postgraduate taught entry requirements
We normally accept a Licence with the following grade equivalencies:
- For programmes requiring a UK 2.1 Honours degree: Licence with 11.5/20
- For programmes requiring a UK 2.2 Honours degree: Licence with 10.5/20
View our Postgraduate taught degree programmes to find out more about our postgraduate taught entry requirements
Scholarships
The University is dedicated to supporting our European students. From the 2021/22 academic year we will be offering highly qualified students from across the EU new scholarship opportunities.
- For undergraduate students we will be offering Undergraduate Excellence Scholarships
- For postgraduate students we are offering International Leadership Scholarships
Undergraduate
- University of Glasgow funding
- Sanctuary Scholarships
- The Clan Gregor Society Prize
- University of Glasgow/Glasgow International College University Degree Progressi
- World Changers Glasgow Scholarship UG (EU)
- World Changers Global Excellence Scholarship
- External funding
Postgraduate
- University of Glasgow funding
- Adam Smith Business School Global Challenges Scholarship
- Adam Smith Business School: Advancing Women in Business
- Adam Smith Wealth of Nations Scholarship (International)
- Alexander Ogilvie Postgraduate Scholarship in Scottish History
- Alumni Discount
- Annie Dunlop Postgraduate Scholarship in Scottish Slavery Studies
- Behavioural Science Scholarship
- Business Analytics Scholarship
- College of Social Sciences Graduate School
- Education in Museums and Heritage (EDUMaH) Scholarship
- Global Leadership Scholarship
- MSc/MA Reparatory Justice Scholarships
- Sanctuary Scholarships
- The Baird Educational Trust Studentship
- The Clan Gregor Society Prize
- The Glasgow MBA Scholarship
- The Glasgow MBA Scholarship for Women in collaboration with the 30% Club
- University of Glasgow KMITL Postgraduate Scholarship
- University of Glasgow CoSE-UGM Alumni Scholarship
- universityofglasgow CoSE-UGM scholarship
- World Changers Glasgow Scholarship PGT (EU)
- External funding
- Clark (Mile-End) Bursary Fund
- DM Hall Chartered Surveyors: John H Young Annual Bursary
- Glasgow School of Art Scholarships
- Graham Trust Bursary Scheme
- IAEA Marie Sklodowska-Curie Fellowship Programme (MSCFP)
- Postgrad Solutions Study Bursary
- Saint Andrews Society of the State of New York Scholarship
- Zonta International Amelia Earhart Fellowships
Prospective Student Information Sessions
The University of Glasgow is pleased to invite all prospective students to online information sessions which will be dedicated to answering your questions about joining #TeamUofG.
The team will give a presentation covering the application process, entry requirements and student life. There will be time at the end of the presentation for you to ask questions.
Click the relevant link below to book your place.
Partnerships
The University of Glasgow and University Paris Diderot are members of the GUILD of European research-intensive universities.
Study Abroad and Exchange opportunities at Glasgow
We welcome over 1500 students every year via the long-established Study Abroad and exchange programmes
- Aix-Marseille University, France (Aix-Marseille Université)
- Audencia Business School, France
- Grenoble Institute of Technology, France (Institut Polytechnique de Grenoble Grenoble)
- IESA Arts and Culture School in Paris. France (Institut d'Etudes Superieures des Arts)
- ISIT (Institut de Management et de Communication Interculturels)
- Lettres Sorbonne Université, France (Lettres Sorbonne Université, Paris IV)
- Lille Catholic University, France (Université Catholique de Lille)
- NEOMA Business School, France
- New Sorbonne University – Paris III, France (Université Paris III Sorbonne Nouvelle)
- Pantheon-Sorbonne University - Paris 1, France (Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne)
- Paris School of Business (PSB)
- Science Po Lyon, France
- SciencesPo, France ( Institut D'Etudes Politiques des Paris)
- Université Côte d'Azur, France (Université Côte d'Azur)
- Université de Lorraine, France
- University of Clermont-Auvergne, France (Université Clermont Auvergne)
- University of Poitiers, France (Université de Poitiers)
- University of Savoy Mont Blanc, France (Université de Savoie Mont Blanc)
- University of Strasbourg, France (Université de Strasbourg)
- University Toulouse Jean Jaures, France (Université Toulouse – Jean Jaurès)
If you want to come to Glasgow for a year abroad and your country does not have an existing agreement please look at our incoming Study Abroad Programme options
Meet Us
Students who choose to be counselled by an agency should expect the following standards of service:
- Representatives will support students throughout the application process, providing advice and assistance in the preparation/submission of documents. It is, however, the applicant who must remain ultimately responsible for their account and the management of communications.
- Representatives will have full access to student data contained within the application form and may manage a student application by discussing all aspects of the application with the University of Glasgow.
- Representatives should be honest and accurate in communicating information about the University to the student and vice versa. At no time should representatives disseminate false or misleading information to the student or to the University.
- Representatives will conduct themselves with fairness and integrity at all times and are subject to a rigorous selection and ongoing training process by the University of Glasgow.
- Representatives are paid by the University for their services and will not pass on charges to prospective students.
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International Summer School
INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL
Our International Summer School is an excellent introduction to studying at a world renowned university.
Summer study allows you to:
- Explore a particular topic in more depth
- Experience teaching from world-class academic staff
- Supplement your studies and gain international experience and credits at a world-class university