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Our research

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Find out about the lasting impact of our research:

Graduate School and Doctoral Training Hub

Studying Science or Engineering at research or Masters level means that you will be part of a Graduate School and Doctoral Training Hub which provides the highest level of support to its students:

 

Centres of Research Excellence

We have several Centres of Research Excellence:

Centres for Doctoral Training

We host a number of Centres for Doctoral Training (CDTs) funded by the UKRI Research Councils:

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Fellowships

Find out more about available research fellowships that can support you when undertaking your research:

Fellowships

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Generating impact from our research

Impact acceleration accounts (IAAs) enable the translation of research into impact through support for commercialisation, engagement, staff mobility and culture change. Our College is home to three of the seven IAAs held by the University with a combined value of over £10 million.

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United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals

We are committed to the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to contribute to the world's most pressing global challenges:

United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals

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Future students

Information and resources — from application to registration:

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Once you have completed your registration and enrolment, you can begin your student journey here:

Undergraduate study

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Postgraduate taught study

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Postgraduate research

Work with our renowned researchers on your postgraduate research project:

Study options

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Scholarships

Find out what scholarship opportunities you could be eligible for:

Scholarships and funding

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Industry

We have strong links with industry including research collaborations, consultancy, training, partnerships and work placements:

Industry

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International partnership programmes

We have partnerships with higher education institutions across the world which offer international students an opportunity to study in both their home country and at the University of Glasgow: 

International partnership programmes

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College news and events

  • 10 Mar

    Oversubscribed cluster fund shows appetite for enterprise at the University of G

    New treatments for rheumatoid arthritis and developing cutting-edge microchips for quantum computers are among nine projects that have been awarded a share of £280,000 to encourage commercial enterprise among staff and researchers at the University of Glasgow.  The Innovation Cluster Development Fund was launched in the New Year to feed a pipeline of new and innovative ventures coming out of the campus that have potential to grow and establish themselves as new businesses. 
  • 10 Mar

    Microbiota transplantation offers new hope against cotton leaf curl disease

    Researchers at the University of Glasgow and the Forman Christian College University, Pakistan, are pioneering a groundbreaking approach to combat the devastating Cotton Leaf Curl Disease (CLCuD) through microbiota transplantation.
  • 10 Mar

    UofG will lead new £1.3m climate tipping point research project

    Researchers from the University of Glasgow will lead a £1.3m new partnership which aims to develop a network of underwater sensors to monitor the vital signs of the planet’s warming oceans. The new project, led by Professor Martin Lavery of the James Watt School of Engineering, is one of 27 which will share in £81m in funding from ARIA’s Forecasting Tipping Points programme.
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