University of Glasgow
University of Glasgow is an exchange destination for Utrecht University Bachelor students of the faculty of Humanities in Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom.
Student experiences | Read about student experiences. |
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Academic calendar | Semester I: early September until mid December |
Requirements | Language requirements. Carefully read the language requirements from the host university and be aware that an official language certificate such as IELTS or TOEFL might be necessary. Keep in mind the additional cost and time needed to obtain such a certificate. |
Areas of study open to exchange students | Economic and Social History at the School of Social and Political Sciences Students have to take two-thirds of their courses in the subject of Economic and Social History at the 'School of Social and Political Sciences'. However, students can request to take courses from other schools in the university - normally at levels 1 and 2. Note that some departments will not permit students from other departments to take courses. Entry to other courses will depend on the student's academic background, availability of courses and permission from the coordinator of that department. Check whether the courses are open for Erasmus students. History Students can take History courses at the Department of History. Also, students can take a maximum of 20 credits per semester at other departments within the university. Note that some departments will not permit students from other departments to take courses. Students need permission from the coordinator of the department they want to take courses at. Check whether the courses are open for Erasmus students. |
Courses at Master’s level | No |
Language of instruction | English |
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Credits | You can find information on this university’s credits in the credit conversion table |
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Do you have any questions about this partner university or about studying abroad? Contact the International Office of the Faculty of Humanities (details below).