To be eligible for undergraduate programs at Glasgow Caledonian University, applicants typically need three A-levels or equivalent qualifications, such as Scottish Highers or IB diplomas. Specific grade requirements vary by course, with competitive programs demanding higher marks. For postgraduate studies, a relevant bachelor’s degree with a minimum 2:2 classification (or international equivalent) is usually required.
International students must demonstrate English proficiency via tests like IELTS (6.0 overall for undergraduates, 6.5 for postgraduates, with no band below 5.5). Some courses may have additional prerequisites, such as portfolios or work experience. Always check the university’s official website for program-specific criteria.
