Where to find useful things on the university website to support your student journey
Published: 21 March 2025
MSc Media, Communications & International Journalism student Ritika shares some of the useful resources on the university that supported her student journey
Navigating university life can be challenging, especially when it comes to managing finances and visa requirements. Fortunately, the University of Glasgow provides a wealth of resources on its website to help students with concerns. Here's a guide to finding the support you need.
Financial enquiries
Managing your finances is crucial during your time at university. Whether you need help with tuition fees, scholarships or budgeting, the University's finance pages are your go-to resources. Here are some of the key areas you can find assistance:
Tuition fees and payment plans: For questions about tuition fees, payment deadlines and instalment plans, visit the Paying your Fees section.
Scholarships and financial aid: UofG also offers guidance on scholarships, grants and bursaries to help students manage their expenses. Check out Financial Aid for information on eligibility criteria and application processes and Scholarships is a great place to look for scholarships you can apply for.
Visa enquiries
For international students, understanding visa requirements and maintaining your student visa status is essential. The University of Glasgow has dedicated sections on its website to help with visa and immigration matters:
Visa application guidance: For guidance on how to apply for a student visa, including required documents and application times check out visas and immigration.
Post-study work visas: If you are interested in staying in the UK following your studies to work, information is available on the university website about the Graduate Visa and information sessions are often run by the University to explain this process if you're looking to apply.
Additional support
MyGlasgow Students is a great hub for a lot of the resources you'll need during your studies.
Academic support
For help with coursework, study skills and academic writing, there are lots of resources on the university website:
Health and wellbeing
UofG provides a range of health services, counselling and mental health support.
Accommodation
If you need assistance with finding or managing accomodation, look to Accommodation Services.
Career services
For help with job searches, internships, and career planning, head over to Careers, Employability & Opportunity. UofG offers workshops, job fairs and one-to-one career counselling.
By exploring these resources on the University website, you can find the support you need to navigate your student journey successfully. I hope this guide helps you find the information you need!
First published: 21 March 2025