Arriving in Glasgow for the first time may seem daunting, but you will soon call it home.
The city centre is quite small. It's easy to get around without needing to use public transport.
The University's campus is located just a few minutes walk from the main city centre square (George Square) and the two main train stations (Glasgow Central and Queen Street). If you do get lost, just ask someone, they will be happy to help!
When you first arrive at the UK border, it is important that you enter the UK in the correct way.
We've created guidance on the documents you should carry whilst travelling to the UK, depending on your nationality and if you require a visa.
If you are advised in your Student Visa decision letter/email that you will be issued with a BRP, you will need to collect it on arrival in the UK.
Visit the BRP Collection webpage for more information.
Before starting your course, you’ll receive an email letting you know when online registration is available on PEGASUS (your student record).
Current registration arrangements can be found on our dedicated registration pages.
For many international students it’s common to experience some culture shock on arrival in the UK.
The UK Council for International Student Affairs (UKCISA) have prepared a guide on facing culture shock to help you settle into life in the UK.
Jet lag is when your normal sleep pattern is disturbed after a long flight.
While jet lag can't be prevented, we've got some top tips for you to help reduce the effects.
Check out our Overcoming jet lag webpage.