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IFSA University of Glasgow Partnership
Explore cultural riches in Scotland's largest, friendliest city! Part of the prestigious Russell Group of UK schools, this university has high-caliber academics on a large, city campus, with everything from triple-accredited business to public policy. Special classes like bagpiping make it easy to explore Scottish culture, as well as the arts, medicine, or volunteering. If the architecture loo...
Explore cultural riches in Scotland's largest, friendliest city! Part of the prestigious Russell Group of UK schools, this university has high-caliber academics on a large, city campus, with everything from triple-accredited business to public policy. Special classes like bagpiping make it easy to explore Scottish culture, as well as the arts, medicine, or volunteering. If the architecture looks familiar, it’s said these historic campus buildings were the inspiration for Hogwarts. And though you won’t meet wizards, with 40 percent of the university’s students from western Scotland, you’ll have many opportunities to get to know local peers. Rich in history yet plenty hip and spirited, the city of Glasgow is Scotland’s financial and cultural center. Great public transportation makes it...
Program Highlights
Join the City Walking Tour during IFSA Orientation to explore Stirling’s social, cultural, and historical landmarks on foot.
Take a guided Scottish Parliament Tour to go behind the scenes, learn how laws are made, and explore the chambers where key issues are debated.
Experience Glasgow’s vibrant urban art scene on a Mural and Street Art Walking Tour through the city’s celebrated Mural Trail.
Take part in Ceilidh Dancing to Scottish Folk Music for a lively night of traditional music, energetic dancing, and rich Scottish culture.
Explore the Highlands on day one of your excursion and discover how Scottish ancestors lived, built their homes, and worked the land.
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- Glasgow, Scotland
- Fall
- Spring
- Academic Year
- Accounting
- Agriculture
- Anthropology See more
- American
- Canadian
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Exploration and discovery
February 26, 2019by: Chloe Dubisch - United StatesProgram: IFSA University of Glasgow PartnershipI had been planning to study abroad for several years when I finally attended the University of Glasgow in the fall of my Junior year. The experience was not what I had expected, as I found that traveling can be a very lonely experience, though prior to my departure that is what I had hoped to be; alone. However, once I arrived, I found that I could find friends at my most crucial junctions to help me through impossible situations like locating lost luggage, finding my way through the London Underground, and even packing up to go home. I also learned that I was capable of more than I had thought I was as my months abroad continued, and I discovered that most, if not all, of my fears proved unfounded or at least surmountable. I am grateful for the opportunities IFSA provided me to leave my comfort zone, think outside the box, and try new things.
Four months in Glasgow, Scotland
February 03, 2018by: Bronwyn - United StatesProgram: IFSA University of Glasgow PartnershipI had a great experience in Glasgow last semester. While the academic rigor of the program was much less than I was expecting, I was very glad that I ended up in this amazing city. The best part of my experience were the friends that I made with the other students using IFSA-Butler. The IFSA-Butler Scottish staff were so helpful, friendly, and really took the time to get to know all of us. They were a fantastic resource and my experience would not have been the same without them.

Best decision of my life
May 04, 2016by: Hannah JProgram: IFSA University of Glasgow PartnershipStudying abroad at the University of Glasgow was one of the best decisions of my life and one I will cherish forever. The sports societies were accepting, the people were amazing, and the opportunities were vast. IFSA-Butler stayed with me through it all and made sure I was doing well. They also provided amazing excursions into Scotland.
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Locations
- Glasgow, Scotland
Types and Subjects
- Subjects & Courses
- Accounting
- Agriculture
- Anthropology
Availability
Years Offered: 2025, 2026
- Fall
- Spring
- Academic Year
Age Requirement
Age Requirement Varies
Guidelines
- American
- Canadian
Cost per week
Program Cost Includes
- Tuition & Fees
- All Program Activity Costs
- Wifi Costs
- Accommodation / Housing for Program Duration
Accommodation Options
- Apartment/Flat
- Dormitory
Qualifications & Experience
- University Sophomore (2nd Year)
- University Freshman (1st Year)
- University Junior (3rd Year)
Accepted Education Levels
Application Procedures
- Online Application
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Explore cultural riches in Scotland's largest, friendliest city! Part of the prestigious Russell Group of UK schools, this university has high-caliber academics on a large, city campus, with everything from triple-accredited business to public policy. Special classes like bagpiping make it easy to explore Scottish culture, as well as the arts, medicine, or volunteering. If the architecture looks familiar, it’s said these historic campus buildings were the inspiration for Hogwarts. And though you won’t meet wizards, with 40 percent of the university’s students from western Scotland, you’ll have many opportunities to get to know local peers. Rich in history yet plenty hip and spirited, the city of Glasgow is Scotland’s financial and cultural center. Great public transportation makes it...

IFSA, Institute for Study Abroad

IFSA, Institute for Study Abroad
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Explore cultural riches in Scotland's largest, friendliest city! Part of the prestigious Russell Group of UK schools, this university has high-caliber academics on a large, city campus, with everything from triple-accredited business to public policy. Special classes like bagpiping make it easy to explore Scottish culture, as well as the arts, medicine, or volunteering. If the architecture looks familiar, it’s said these historic campus buildings were the inspiration for Hogwarts. And though you won’t meet wizards, with 40 percent of the university’s students from western Scotland, you’ll have many opportunities to get to know local peers. Rich in history yet plenty hip and spirited, the city of Glasgow is Scotland’s financial and cultural center. Great public transportation makes it...
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