International student support & visas

Our webpages include information for EU / EEA nationals wishing to come to study in the UK, and for EU / EEA nationals currently studying in the UK.

Check out the details on Refreshers' Week, hosted by the four student bodies at University of Glasgow

You can enter a submission to our annual My Story competition from Monday 18 November! If your entry is selected to win, we will share this on our webpages for fellow students to see - winning entries will be awarded one of our prizes, generously donated for this competition from local businesses!

Are you coming to the UK as a new international student in January 2020? You might be interested in this free online course.

The International Student Advisers will give a presentation to take you through the festivals and traditions celebrated in Scotland and the UK throughout the year.

Are you a non-EU or non-EEA national? Are you planning on travelling during the Spring holidays?

Gaelic is a national language in Scotland which can be traced back as early as 500AD. Today, Gaelic is very much enjoying a resurgence with the language being developed in all levels of Scottish education and numerous initiatives underway to promote Gaelic in the arts, sport, public policy, tourism and the media.

Have you ever wanted to discover the great outdoors of Scotland but not sure how to get started? We have invited skilled walker, Robert Marshall, to come to the University on Thursday 23 January at 3pm to chat about his experiences of walking the famous The West Highland Way – 50 times! The West Highland Way is a 96 mile walk through some of the finest scenery Scotland has to offer. Did you know the walk starts just a few miles away in Milngavie?