We're a leading international technological University located in the heart of Glasgow, Scotland's biggest city. Our commitment to useful learning guides our research, our learning and teaching and the way we work with businesses and organisations. Whether you're an undergraduate, postgraduate or research student, we've got a wide range of courses to fit your needs.

We have a range of housing options right on campus, and our Student Union has provided a handy 'house hunting starter guide' full of information on other types of housing available in the area and guidance to help you apply.

Over 200 undergraduate programs are available in Science, Engineering, Business, Humanities, and Social Science.

From the day you arrive at Strathclyde until graduation and beyond, the Careers Service is here to help. If you're looking for a job or want to move into postgraduate study, we'll be happy to support you. We have great links with industry and are always working with a wide range of employers. We advertise vacancies and even have employers come in to present to our students here on campus. As a student we'll offer you one-to-one advice including practice interviews and CV checks. We also offer a drop-in service and you'll have the chance to attend a range of events, including careers fairs and the Scottish Graduate Fair, which is organised by Strathclyde.

Our £31 million state of the art sports facility opened in 2018. Facilities include a cardio vascular suite, 25m swimming pool, dance studio, squash courts and sports hall for activities such as football, badminton, volleyball and basketball.
The University of Strathclyde Sports Union is home to over 50 Sports Clubs on campus. With around 3,000 members, we're one of the biggest and most diverse student sport communities in Scotland.

At Strath Union we have around 200 student-led societies, for a huge range of student communities. You can find a society for your course, hobby, or identity, and if you can't find the society that you're interested in we can support you to start a new one.
Joining a society is a great way to have fun and try new things.

The University provides the vast majority of users with access to its networking infrastructure at a bandwidth of 100 Mbits per second (Mb/s). Most buildings are interconnected by links running at least 1Gb/s. The University has invested heavily in its edge network, ensuring that the cabling to staff offices and laboratories is modern and of high quality, and that the network hardware is capable enough to satisfy the demands of the teaching and research community.

Our self-contained campus is based right in the very heart of Glasgow, just 10 minutes from train and bus links, and a 15-minute taxi ride to our international airport. Glasgow has been ranked "World's Friendliest City" (Time Out, 2022) and the 4th best city in the world (Time Out Index, 2022). We're in the city centre, next to the Merchant City, both of which are great locations for sightseeing, shopping and socialising alongside your studies.

We're committed to providing an inclusive learning and working environment for people with disabilities or those who need additional support for learning. If you have, or think you have, a disability or need additional support for learning we encourage you to let us know as soon as possible via our dedicated Disability and Wellbeing service.

We have partnerships with other leading universities, businesses and public sector agencies. We're a founding member of the first international Max Planck Partnership, which is boosting the development of quantum technologies and fundamental science. We're helping to shape the scientific priorities of the UK in a partnership with the University of Surrey, the UK government and the National Physical Laboratory. And we're the exclusive European partner university for the South Korean government's global research and commercialisation programme.

We've a thriving international community at the University of Strathclyde, with students coming here to study from over 100 from countries across the world.

The best way to find out more about our campus and student life is by experiencing it for yourself. There are numerous ways to come and get a taste of what life is like at Strathclyde. Join our student ambassadors for a campus tour, or sign up for a virtual visit.