The University of Glasgow - UOFG
speciality: Aeronautical & Manufacturing Engineering

Very poor and not beneficial, will not return after summer. Practical very good, lectures not. Student Union I enjoyed on Thursdays at hive. I liked some lectures but not all. I think I will stick it out till 2nd year

The university presents a very diverse culture of international students. The academic scheme is excellent in its own way but one main drawback is that there’s no update in the syllabus and the lectures could be more interactive with fewer students. The university is very prestigious and gives its students the perks of being a student there. I would surely recommend people to join the uni for courses like literature, music and history.

Though online, the course was designed appropriately and explained well by the professors. The campus and resources are maintained nicely. Hope things will be better when the system goes back to offline mode.

The University has taken an approach towards blended learning for the complete course in these hard times. The way they have managed the delivery of the course on the Moodle is pretty organised. Online live seminars for all the doubts is pretty much regular.

On first arrival at The University of Glasgow I thought I was literally walking into Hogwarts! The University setting is absolutely beautiful and everyday waking up you feel motivated to go and study there due to the beautiful setting and environment. Being a Russell Group University and an ancient university in the UK, The University of Glasgow truly lives up to its prestigious name as one of the best universities the UK has to offer. The facilities, lecturers and activities at the university are simply some of the best in the world when it comes to education. Studying there has truly helped to shape me and to shape my future in the best possible way. I am always learning and experiencing new things each and everyday, from making new friends and memorising a new equation to trying out parachuting at one of the university societies!