Draft and Current Resolutions of the University Court
The Universities (Scotland) Act 1966 enables the University Court to exercise by Resolution a wide range of powers, including the institution of new degrees and degree regulations, the foundation of Chairs, and the prescription of disciplinary procedures. The University (Scotland) Act 1966 sets out the procedure by which the University Court has powers to make new Resolutions or amend existing Resolutions.
Draft Resolutions are usually first considered by Court. Thereafter the comments and observations of the Senatus Academicus, the General Council and any other body or person having an interest or concern are sought throughout a period of one month. The months of August and September are not counted when computing the period of one month.
A notice is also publically displayed in the Gilbertscott Building at the South Front entrance.
After the expiry of one month the University Court, taking account of any observations or comments received, approves the final Resolution.
Current Resolutions
A list of the current Resolutions can be found here Court Resolutions
NOTICE OF DRAFT RESOLUTIONS
DRAFT RESOLUTIONS
The Court of the University of Glasgow has agreed that the Draft Resolutions listed below be sent to the General Council of the University and the Senate for comment.
The Draft Resolutions can be found here:
Court shall take into consideration any representations from the Senate, the General Council or any other body or person having an interest, concerning the Draft Resolutions received during the period from 29 June to 27 July 2026. Persons wishing to make representations should address them in writing to the University Secretary – uofg-court@glasgow.ac.uk .
This will be displayed until 27 July 2026