Glasgow Caledonian University

Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) is a modern public university in Glasgow, Scotland, created in 1993 from a merger of The Queen’s College, Glasgow and Glasgow Polytechnic. It brands itself as “the University for the Common Good”, with a strong focus on employability, social innovation and widening access. GCU has around 22,000 students and three main academic schools: the Glasgow School for Business and Society, the School of Computing, Engineering and Built Environment, and the School of Health and Life Sciences. It is a major provider of graduates for health and social care, engineering, business and the built environment, and operates GCU London and transnational partnerships in several countries. The university is consistently one of the UK’s leading modern universities in national guides and recognised for graduate jobs and student satisfaction.

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