Located at Kelvinhaugh St, G3 8PX, the Glasgow West End student accommodation offers a range of luxurious living options. This student accommodation in Glasgow features popular room types like studios and ensuites. These are designed for a comfortable and stylish student life. The Glasgow International College (13 minutes away) and the University of Glasgow (8 minutes away) are just a short distance away. It makes this Glasgow student accommodation a convenient choice for students studying there.
Glasgow is a beautiful city known for its rich cultural heritage and academic excellence. The city attracts learners from around the globe with a student population of approximately 292,240 across Scotland. The University of Glasgow, with nearly 42,980 students, stands as a testament to the city's commitment to education. Economically, Glasgow boasts a 74.4% employment rate. This reflects a robust job market. The city's safety index indicates a moderate crime rate of 830 crimes per 10,000 people. The welcoming community and active student life contribute to a dynamic living experience. It is ranked 28th in the 2025 European Best Cities list by Resonance Consultancy. Glasgow is celebrated for its livability, cultural vibrancy, and educational institutions.
Glasgow’s educational scene is diverse, with several top-ranking universities that make it a leading academic hub. Living in private student accommodation Glasgow West End is more than just finding a place to stay. It’s about experiencing the city’s lively student culture and thriving educational environment. This accommodation is provided by FSL - UK, which ensures that students don’t just get a room, but a home where they can create lasting memories. The prime location of Glasgow West End accommodation enhances the student experience. Whether exploring the city’s history or excelling academically, students are perfectly situated to enjoy it all.
At Glasgow West End accommodation, students can choose from a variety of room types, including Diamond Studio, Platinum Studio River View, Platinum Ensuite, Gold Studio, and Platinum Studio. Each room comes with a double bed for a comfortable sleep. A smart TV lets you unwind after a long day. The study area provides a dedicated space for studying. There is plenty of storage for all your belongings. Each room has a fully equipped private kitchenette for easy meal prep. The ensuite bathroom adds privacy and convenience.
Your rent includes Wi-Fi, water, electricity, gas/heating, and contents insurance, making it easy to manage living expenses.
Common amenities enhance the student experience. Stay active in the modern on-site gym or unwind in the cinema room. The building features indoor swings & slides for fun and relaxation. There are quiet study spaces for focused work. Cycle storage is available for those who prefer biking around the city. Socialize in the TV lounge or participate in the full events programme. The friendly residence team is always available to assist. For convenience, there's laundry and an on-site café & grocery store. Safety is a priority at Glasgow West End accommodation, with CCTV ensuring peace of mind.
Glasgow West End accommodation thrives in the lively energy of Scotland’s most lively city. The area is famous for its captivating culture and rich educational heritage. The Glasgow School of Art (7 minutes away), Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (10 minutes away), and Academy of Music & Sound (11 minutes drive) are all located nearby.
As students begin their academic journey, they’ll be surrounded by the city’s lively streets, lined with trendy cafés like The Clydeside Distillery, An Clachan, Bocadillo, and Willow Grove. For a taste of local cuisine, The Dockyard Social, Ashoka Finnieston, and El Jefe’s are right at your doorstep. If you enjoy South Indian food, try Madhras Dosa, just a few minutes away. With Glasgow West End student accommodation as your base, you can easily stroll to welcoming pubs like The Crescent, The Poetry Club, and Zinc Bar, helping you strike a perfect work-life balance. Essential amenities are within reach, including local grocery stores like Morrisons, Lidl, and Tesco Express, making it easy to meet day-to-day needs. For healthcare, Woodside Health Centre is nearby to cater to your medical requirements.
Beyond everyday needs, Glasgow West End student accommodation opens up a world of exploration for students. Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum invites curious minds, while the Botanic Gardens provide a peaceful escape from the city hustle. The iconic Mitchell Library stands as a beacon of knowledge, and the area’s many art galleries offer creative inspiration. For social butterflies and history lovers, Ashton Lane is a charming cobblestone alley lined with bars and restaurants, popular with locals and students. Tourist attractions like the Riverside Museum add to the city’s rich cultural offerings. In short, Glasgow West End accommodation is not just a place to live but a gateway to a dynamic urban experience, blending academics with the excitement of city life.
Getting around from Glasgow West End student accommodation is easy. Thanks to its great location and convenient transport links. Students can catch a bus at nearby stops like Argyle St, Haugh Road, Clayslaps Road, and Derby Street. These provide easy access to various parts of the city. For those who prefer the underground, Exhibition centre train station and Hillhead Subway Station are within easy reach. This ensures that residents of Glasgow West End student flats can easily navigate the city for both studies and leisure.
For 25-26 AY & 26-27 AY:-
You will be required to pay £100 deposit to secure your apartment.
1. The property allows you to either pay the rent in full (no guarantor required) or pay in 4 installments (requires a guarantor).
2. The instalment dates are aligned with the University term if you are receiving student loan support or a scholarship.
Please note: All students must pay their first instalment by 1 July 2025.
You can pay via Credit card, debit card and Bank Transfer.
1. Termly payment plans with International or UK guarantor. No Housing hand for deposit scheme required.
2. Without a guarantor, you’ll be required to pay your rent in full in July.
For 25-26 AY: -
A. Standard Cooling-Off Period (Bookings made before 1st August 2025):
1. You can cancel your booking within 7 days of accepting your tenancy agreement.
2. You will be deemed to have accepted your tenancy agreement once you have signed the tenancy contract.
3. To cancel, send an email directly to the property and they will refund your full deposit or advanced rent if you cancel within this period. They will pay this refund within 30 days following receipt of your cancellation email to the bank account you used to make your deposit or advanced rent payment.
B. Reduced Cooling-Off Period (Bookings made on or after 1st August 2025):
1. If you book on or after 1st August 2025, the cooling-off period is 24 hours from when you accept the tenancy agreement.
2. You will be deemed to have accepted your tenancy agreement once you have signed the tenancy contract.
3. To cancel, send an email directly to the property and they will refund your full deposit if you cancel within this 24-hour period. They will pay this refund within 30 days following receipt of your cancellation email to the bank account you used to make your deposit or advanced rent payment.
Please note: If you check in and collect your keys during the relevant cooling-off period, the period ends immediately when you accept the keys.
For 26-27 AY: -
A. Standard Cooling-Off Period (Bookings made before 1st August 2026):
1. You can cancel your booking within 7 days of accepting your tenancy agreement.
2. You will be deemed to have accepted your tenancy agreement once you have signed the tenancy contract.
3. To cancel, send an email directly to the property and they will refund your full deposit or advanced rent if you cancel within this period. They will pay this refund within 30 days following receipt of your cancellation email to the bank account you used to make your deposit or advanced rent payment.
B. Reduced Cooling-Off Period (Bookings made on or after 1st August 2026):
1. If you book on or after 1st August 2026, the cooling-off period is 24 hours from when you accept the tenancy agreement.
2. You will be deemed to have accepted your tenancy agreement once you have signed the tenancy contract.
3. To cancel, send an email directly to the property and they will refund your full deposit if you cancel within this 24-hour period. They will pay this refund within 30 days following receipt of your cancellation email to the bank account you used to make your deposit or advanced rent payment.
Please note: If you check in and collect your keys during the relevant cooling-off period, the period ends immediately when you accept the keys.
International students who have applied to study at a university or higher education institution in a UK city where the property operates may be eligible to cancel their tenancy agreement without incurring a cancellation fee if they are unable to obtain the required UK study visa.
Eligibility Criteria
This policy is applicable only to students who meet all of the following conditions:
1. New International Student:
The student must be applying for a UK student visa for the first time and must not have previously studied at any university or higher education institution within the UK.
2. New Customer:
The student must not have previously resided at any of their Student property.
3. Booking Requirement:
A valid booking must be completed directly with the property between 27th October 2025 and 1st October 2026 for the academic year in which the student plans to begin their studies.
Definition of Booking:
A booking is considered complete when the student has signed the tenancy agreement, paid the required advance rent or deposit, and fulfilled all ID and guarantor documentation requirements.
Cancellation Process
1. Notification:
The student must notify the property within 3 working days of receiving a visa refusal decision.
2. Supporting Evidence:
Official documentation must be submitted confirming that the visa application was refused. Acceptable forms of evidence include:
An official refusal letter from the UK Home Office or another recogniZed visa-issuing authority
A letter from the university, sponsor, or institution confirming the refusal
All documents must clearly display the student’s full name, address, and the date of issue.
Outcome
If evidence of the visa refusal is submitted in accordance with this policy and the property is satisfied that the criteria have been met, the tenancy agreement will be cancelled within 7 days of receiving the supporting documentation.
Upon cancellation, no cancellation fee will apply. Any advance rent or deposit already paid will be refunded to the bank account used for the original payment within 30 days.
Students applying for their first year of undergraduate or postgraduate study at a university or higher education institution in a UK city where the property operates may be eligible to cancel their tenancy agreement without incurring a cancellation fee if they do not meet the academic entry requirements and are therefore unable to secure a place at the institution.
Eligibility Criteria
This policy is applicable only to students who meet all of the following conditions:
1. First-Year Student:
The student must be applying for the first year of an undergraduate or postgraduate degree and must not have previously undertaken or completed studies at that academic level.
2. New Customer:
The student must not have previously resided at any of the property’s student accommodations.
3. Booking Requirement:
The booking must be completed between 27th October 2025 and 1st October 2026 for the academic year in which the student intends to begin their course.
Definition of Booking:
A booking is considered complete when the contract has been signed, the required advance rent or deposit has been paid, and all ID and guarantor verification requirements have been fulfilled.
Cancellation Process
1. Notification:
The student must notify the property within 3 working days of their results day if they have not been accepted by their chosen university or higher education institution in a city where the property operates and wish to cancel their booking.
2. Supporting Evidence:
Evidence must be submitted to confirm that the student did not receive an offer. Acceptable documents include:
A rejection letter from the university, college, or UCAS
A screenshot of the UCAS status accompanied by exam results
All documents must clearly display the student’s full name, address, and the date of issue.
Outcome
If valid evidence is submitted in accordance with the above conditions and the property is satisfied that the criteria have been met, the tenancy agreement will be cancelled within 7 days of receiving the evidence.
Upon cancellation, no cancellation penalty will apply. Any advance rent or deposit already paid will be refunded to the bank account used for the original payment within 30 days.
For 25-26 AY: -
1. If you wish to cancel for any other reason than those set out above, you must find another student to take over your tenancy before
1st May 2026. After this date, tenancy takeovers are not possible.
2. Requirements for the Replacement:
- Must be a student.
- Must meet the accommodation preferences of your booked accommodation (e.g., same gender if in a single-gender flat).
- Cannot be an existing Student Roost resident or someone who has already booked for the .
3. Tenancy Takeover Fee:
- You will need to pay a non-refundable fee of £200 to cover administrative costs.
Please note:
1. You'll remain responsible for rent payments until:
- The replacement tenant signs their tenancy agreement.
- Any cooling-off period for the replacement tenant has expired.
- The replacement tenant’s tenancy period has started.
2. Once the above are complete, you'll be released from your tenancy.
3. The property will refund your deposit minus any deductions for unpaid rent or damages.
For 26-27 AY: -
1. If you wish to cancel for any other reason than those set out above, you must find another student to take over your tenancy before 1st May 2027. After this date, tenancy takeovers are not possible.
2. Requirements for the Replacement:
- Must be a student.
- Must meet the accommodation preferences of your booked accommodation (e.g., same gender if in a single-gender flat).
- Cannot be an existing Student Roost resident or someone who has already booked for the .
3. Tenancy Takeover Fee:
- You will need to pay a non-refundable fee of £200 to cover administrative costs.
Please note:
1. You'll remain responsible for rent payments until:
- The replacement tenant signs their tenancy agreement.
- Any cooling-off period for the replacement tenant has expired.
- The replacement tenant’s tenancy period has started.
2. Once the above are complete, you'll be released from your tenancy.
3. The property will refund your deposit minus any deductions for unpaid rent or damages.
Students whose university entry has been deferred to 2027–28 must submit an official deferral request with evidence.
Students must email an explanation of their situation and attach official written evidence showing:
Acceptable Evidence
Submission
Students must send their deferral request email with all documents within 14 days.
For AY 25-26 & AY 26-27: -
A. Failure to Check In:
- If you fail to check in, you will remain liable to pay any rent, or other fees associated with your original tenancy agreement, and they reserve the right to pursue you for any sums outstanding.
B. Cancellation after you have moved in:
1. Once you have moved into the residence, you will only be considered for a tenancy release in exceptional circumstances.
2. To qualify for exceptional circumstances, you must:
a) Have withdrawn from your university or institution for medical reasons. You must send the property an email with proof of this in the form of a withdrawal letter, signed on headed paper from that institution; and
b) Send them, in an email, a suitable letter from the doctor or medical institution detailing the issue of why you have withdrawn from your chosen university or other higher education institution.
3. Tenancy releases for exceptional circumstances will not be granted where:
a) You are still at university and have not withdrawn from your course;
b) You have left university of your own volition for any other reason, including not attaining correct funding or loan, or suitable grades during the year;
c) You have failed to progress from one academic year to the next; or
d) The university has removed you from your course for any other reason, including disciplinary matters.
Please note:
1. Where the property agrees to cancel your tenancy once you have already moved into your residence, they will refund your deposit minus any deductions for unpaid rent or damages but you will not be entitled to a refund of any advance rent payment you have already and you will also be liable for any further unpaid rent due to them up to the date of cancellation.
2. Once a tenancy release decision has been made, this decision is final, and any appeal of this decision will be undertaken using the framework of the property.
Glasgow is home to more than 71,000 students. Finding the ideal student accommodation Glasgow can be a daunting task for many. With the rising demand for quality and affordable student accommodation in Glasgow, amber has emerged as a pivotal platform that simplifies the process for domestic and international students from round the world, offering a variety of student rooms Glasgow. One of the main advantages of opting for off-campus student rentals Glasgow over on-campus options is the liberty to choose from a diverse range of room types and locations, from studio apartments to shared Glasgow student flats, ensuring every student finds their perfect fit.
Amber seamlessly offers student lets Glasgow in locations convenient for other students attending key educational institutions and some of the oldest universities, such as the University of Strathclyde (Glasgow campus), Glasgow School of Art, City of Glasgow College and Glasgow Caledonian University. Students can readily explore comfortable and secure lodging located near academic hubs and social centres, ensuring a well-balanced student life. Amber strives to provide students with the perfect home away from home during their time in Glasgow, with excellent private halls Glasgow accommodation options like Canvas Glasgow, West Village, Vita Student West End, iQ Elgin Place, Glasgow, and many more.
Glasgow, the largest city in Scotland and the third most populous in the United Kingdom, boasts a vibrant atmosphere steeped in rich history and cultural dynamism. The city is not only famous for its impressive student halls Glasgow options, and the River Clyde, but also Victorian and art nouveau architecture, and its contribution to the Scottish Enlightenment, which transformed it into one of the most significant cities in Britain for trade and manufacture during the Industrial Revolution.
Today, Glasgow stands as a hub of culture, teeming with museums, galleries, and iconic music venues, making it a truly cosmopolitan locale. The student demographic in Glasgow is a thriving community, breathing life into the city's streets with its international diversity. Glasgow's cultural patchwork is also reflected in its neighbourhoods, each with distinct characteristics. From the bohemian West End, flush with quaint cafes and boutiques, to the more contemporary Merchant City, which is known for its stylish bars and rich history, students have a variety of localities and study areas to choose from when looking for Glasgow student accommodation.
Finding comfortable off-campus student accommodation in Glasgow can be a critical decision for those who are relocating for their studies. Student apartments in Glasgow offer an exceptional balance of independence, affordability, and a sense of community that university halls often cannot match. With studio student accommodation Glasgow options range from cosy student rooms and vibrant student halls to self-contained studio apartments, so every student can find their ideal home. Student apartments in Glasgow boast properties that cater to various preferences, many of which are conveniently located near top educational institutions, ensuring that students are never far from their classes and campus resources, with prices starting at £158 per week. Here are some of the top options for student living in Glasgow to explore:
3. True Glasgow
Affordable student accommodation in Glasgow is available from around £120-£160 per week, making it a budget-friendly choice for students seeking comfort and convenience. Most student apartments in Glasgow include communal spaces like kitchens, living rooms, and study areas within a suite.
1. St Mungo's
Finding the right neighbourhood can shape your entire student experience in Glasgow. Below are some of the best areas to live, chosen for their convenience, transport links, and proximity to universities, like Glasgow Caledonian University and Glasgow School of Art, along with great options for student housing for your academic year.
1. Glasgow City Centre:
Perfect for students who want everything within a short distance, cafés, study spots, nightlife, and excellent bus and subway links. It’s close to the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow Caledonian University, and offers a mix of studios and en-suite rooms.
Average rent: around £170–£240 per week.
2. West End:
The West End is popular with University of Glasgow students and is known for its bohemian atmosphere, filled with vintage shops, quirky cafés, bookshops, and the iconic Ashton Lane. Accommodation ranges from shared flats to modern studios.
Average rent: around £180–£250 per week.
3. HillHead: Part of the trendy West End area, Hillhead is known for cool cafes, delis and quirky gift and fashion boutiques along the main thoroughfare, Byres Road. The University of Glasgow is located near Hillhead, making it convenient for students, as Hillhead is known for having some of the best student accommodation in Glasgow.
4. Finnieston:
Known for its trendy restaurants and artsy vibe, Finnieston is ideal for students who want a lively neighbourhood close to the University of Glasgow and good travel links to the centre.
Average rent: about £150–£210 per week.
5. Dennistoun:
Dennistoun offers a quieter, more affordable alternative while still being close to Strathclyde and GCU. With parks, bakeries, and local shops, it’s popular among students seeking budget-friendly living.
Average rent: around £120–£170 per week.
6. Partick:
Located near the West End, Partick is well-connected through subway and train routes. The area offers supermarkets, gyms, and affordable shared flats, making it a practical choice for students at the University of Glasgow.
Average rent: around £140–£190 per week.
Glasgow offers a wide variety of student housing options, making it easy for students to choose a room type that fits their lifestyle, budget, and privacy needs. From shared flats to fully private studios, the city’s accommodation choices are designed to support comfort, convenience, and student life. Private purpose-built student accommodations (PBSA) include all-inclusive bills and various amenities like gyms or cinema rooms.
1. Ensuite Rooms
In Glasgow, en-suite rooms offer a private bedroom with a dedicated bathroom, while sharing kitchen and lounge spaces with other students.
Privacy: You get your own bathroom and bedroom, making study and rest more comfortable.
Shared Living Areas: Kitchen and lounge areas are shared, encouraging social interaction.
Ideal For: Students who want a balance of independence and community in their Glasgow student housing.
2. Shared/Standard Rooms
These rooms provide a private bedroom but share bathroom and living spaces, making them more budget-friendly.
Privacy: You still have your own bedroom where you can retreat.
Shared Living Areas: Bathrooms, kitchens and lounges are shared among the flat or house.
Ideal For: Students who prioritise affordability and enjoy social living in shared student accommodation in Glasgow.
3. Studio Apartments
Studio flats in Glasgow are self-contained: bedroom, bathroom and kitchenette all in one unit, offering full independence.
Privacy: Complete privacy, you don’t share any internal facilities.
Shared Living Areas: None, the entire unit is yours.
Ideal For: Students who prefer quiet study environments or who value their own space in Glasgow.
4. 1-Bedroom Apartments / Private Flats
For students who want something more home-like, 1-bedroom apartments in Glasgow offer a separate bedroom along with a living room, kitchen and bathroom. Most private student accommodation in Glasgow has areas for students to store their bikes.
Privacy: Full independence with separate living and sleeping areas.
Shared Living Areas: None, your flat is entirely yours.
Ideal For: Graduate students, or those who prefer more space and comfort in their student housing in Glasgow.
Understanding the average anticipated cost of living in Glasgow, apart from the rent for your Glasgow student housing, is crucial for students planning to study and live in the city, especially when considering their bills. This consideration is not only vital for budgeting but also helps in identifying potential hidden costs that impact daily choices relating to lifestyle and spending. A comprehensive budget for student accommodation should include utilities, high-speed wi fi, food, and transport costs. Glasgow's cosmopolitan vibe comes with a reasonable living cost compared to other UK cities, making it an attractive destination for students looking for short-term student lets Glasgow options within a short distance from their university. On average, a student might expect the cumulative monthly cost of living to be roughly £800-£1,200, excluding rent for student living in Glasgow, with variations based on personal lifestyle and choices.
1. Food & Groceries: The average weekly expense of food in Glasgow for students is around £200 when dining outside, but it can drop to £100 when cooking at home with supermarket purchases.
2. Transportation (with a student discount): £50 - £70/month
3. Utilities (electricity, heating, cooling, water, garbage): £120 - £150/month
4. Clothing: £40 - £90/ month
5. Sports & Leisure: £50 - £100/ month
Ensuring that students living in student apartments in Glasgow have easy access to public transportation is a key factor when considering PBSA and other options, especially those with bills included. The city offers an efficient and budget-friendly network, alongside high-speed wi fi options perfect for students who need to travel to and from university campuses, shopping areas, and cultural hotspots. Glasgow has an advanced public transport system, where a single ticket usually costs between £2 and £4, and monthly travel passes range from £40 to £80.
1. Buses
Students can take advantage of First Glasgow's extensive bus network. Frequent services operate throughout the day and night, connecting various parts of the city. Fares start from just a few pounds, and students can benefit from discounted rates with a travel card.
2. Subway
Known locally as the 'Clockwork Orange' due to its colour and circular route, Glasgow's subway is the easiest way to traverse the Glasgow city centre and West End. A single fare costs around £1.75, with day and season passes also available.
3. Trains
Trains are a great option for longer distances or trips to neighbouring towns. ScotRail provides frequent services, and with the Railcard, students can save up to 1/3 on travel fares. Most student flats in Glasgow are also located near several train and tram stations, adding more convenience.
4. Cycling
With the introduction of the nextbike Glasgow, cycling has become a convenient option for those looking for some exercise on their commute. Prices start from only £1 for the first 30 minutes, and annual memberships offer unlimited 30-minute hires.
5. Walking
City Centre accommodation offers urban convenience with access to all major shops, restaurants, and transport links. The Glasgow School of Art is within walking distance of several city centre accommodations.
Glasgow, a vibrant and bustling city in Scotland, offers a dynamic student lifestyle complemented by its rich cultural tapestry and historical charm. As a student in Glasgow, you can expect a blend of safety, community spirit, and an educational environment conducive to both academic rigour and personal growth, with ample social spaces to interact with peers. Known for its amiable residents and inviting neighbourhoods, the city stands as a preferred choice for students seeking Glasgow student apartments due to its affordability and convenient access to top universities. Glasgow has a reliable subway system, an extensive bus network, and local train services for commuting. Many students in Glasgow use the subway, which connects most accommodation to university campuses. The city buzzes with student-friendly spots, where cosy cafes, pubs, trendy restaurants, and spirited bars frame the social scene. Many museums and galleries in Glasgow offer free entry, while paid attractions typically range from £5 to £15, making entertainment options quite affordable for students. Glasgow has a vibrant live music scene, with concerts every night of the week.
Glasgow has over 1,800 cafes and restaurants offering a whole range of cuisines. For a caffeine fix or a study break, students often frequent the popular artisan coffee shops sprinkled throughout the city. Glasgow has a diverse nightlife scene with many clubs and bars. The city is known for its strong vegan and vegetarian food scene. The Glasgow Science Centre is a popular attraction for students. The city features a mural trail filled with beautiful artwork. With university life being sometimes hectic, the proximity of these hotspots to Glasgow accommodation in Glasgow is a boon. Glasgow is considered one of the best cities in the UK for international student satisfaction. Moreover, Glasgow caters to students' leisure and recreational needs with its numerous green spaces and parks, like the Glasgow Green and Kelvingrove Park, both perfect spots for picnics, jogging, or a leisurely study session outdoors. The Glasgow music scene is also a huge draw, with events and festivals showcasing everything from indie bands to classical ensembles, contributing to the city's lively atmosphere. Cultural attractions abound as well, from the contemporary galleries showcasing local art to the historic museums that narrate the city's storied past.
Glasgow, Scotland's bustling cultural capital, is famed for its stunning architecture, vibrant art scene, and rich history. With an array of tourist hotspots ranging from awe-inspiring museums to lush green parks, Glasgow is a haven for locals and visitors alike, offering a unique student life experience compared to other cities. Immerse yourself in the city's charm as you explore its numerous attractions in and around other areas, all easily accessible from Glasgow student accommodation.
1. Glasgow Cathedral
2. The Riverside Museum of Transport and Travel
3. Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
4. George Square and the Merchant City
5. Glasgow Science Centre
6. The Necropolis
Glasgow campuses, illustrious for hosting some of the most esteemed and renowned universities, offer students a wealth of academic opportunities in the heart of Scotland. Some of the best universities in Glasgow include:
2. University of West Scotland (Paisley Campus)