The University of Strathclyde is a first-rate institution, offering a diverse variety of postgraduate course options and fostering an inclusive university community, welcoming students from around the globe and from all types of backgrounds.
Strathclyde is a research-oriented university, delivering a transformative learning experience. It invests intelligently in campus facilities to provide a superb environment in which to study and socialise. Recent years have seen significant enhancements in campus infrastructure, with upgrades to existing departments, and many entirely new facilities.
The new state-of-the-art £60 million Learning & Teaching Building, which opened in 2021, includes cutting-edge teaching facilities, student support services and the Students’ Union. The recently completed £31 million Strathclyde Sport Building provides exceptional sports and wellbeing facilities, including a fully equipped fitness suite, sports halls and a 25-metre swimming pool.
The university has four academic faculties – the Strathclyde Business School, Engineering, Science, and Humanities & Social Sciences. The Business School is one of fewer than 100 schools to have triple accreditation from AACSB, AMBA and EQUIA, and the Engineering faculty is the largest in the country.
The university is located in Glasgow, the largest city in Scotland. Glasgow offers students an excellent nightlife, a diverse culinary scene, excellent shopping and plenty of cultural and sporting attractions.
University of Strathclyde students on Postgraduate study say:
“Studying and the University of Strathclyde has been challenging but rewarding. Staff is knowledgeable and easily approachable, and the facilities are kept very well. Overall, I am proud to be a student in this university and would recommend it to anyone.”
“Overall, I feel blessed that I got chance to study at Strathclyde University. I got support from all the staff. I was supported financially as well by the University. I received detailed feedback on my assignments, which helped me improve myself further.”
“Lecturers are great, and many of them treat you like equals which is what young professionals need”
Postgraduate
Taught and research degrees are available to study at postgraduate level, along with part-time and distance courses, enabling students to learn alongside other commitments. Some of the taught courses will also include field trips, enabling students to expand their ideas and see the subject come to life. Work placements are also incorporated into many of the programs.
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