1,444 courses at University of Glasgow
Physics and Astrophysics (accelerated route) MSci (Hons) (FF3M)
Department/Faculty:
School Of Physics And Astronomy
Course options:
4 years full time
Classics and Business and Management MA (SocSci) (Hons) (NQF8)
Department/Faculty:
School Of Social And Political Sciences
Course options:
4 years full time
Film and Television Studies and Russian MA (Hons) (RW76)
Department/Faculty:
School Of Culture And Creative Arts
Course options:
5 years full time
Archaeology and Geography BSc (FV84)
Department/Faculty:
School Of Humanities
Course options:
3 years full time
Arts and Media Informatics and Theology and Religious Studies MA (Hons) (GV5P)
Department/Faculty:
School Of Culture And Creative Arts
Course options:
4 years full time / 5 years full time
Central and East European Studies MA (Hons) (R900)
Department/Faculty:
School Of Social And Political Sciences
Course options:
4 years full time
German and Business and Management MA (Hons) (NR22)
Department/Faculty:
School Of Modern Languages And Cultures
Course options:
4 years full time
Sociology MA (SocSci) (Hons) (L300)
Department/Faculty:
School Of Social And Political Sciences
Course options:
4 years full time
Politics with German Language MA (SocSci) (Hons) (L2R2)
Department/Faculty:
School Of Social And Political Sciences
Course options:
4 years full time
Archaeology and Music MA (Hons) (VW43)
Department/Faculty:
School Of Humanities
Course options:
4 years full time
Geography and History of Art MA (Hons) (LVR3)
Department/Faculty:
School Of Geographical And Earth Sciences
Course options:
4 years full time
Archaeology and Earth Science BSc (Hons) (FF64)
Department/Faculty:
School Of Humanities
Course options:
4 years full time
Arts and Media Informatics and Greek MA (Hons) (GQ5R)
Department/Faculty:
School Of Culture And Creative Arts
Course options:
4 years full time / 5 years full time
Music and Politics MA (Hons) (LW23)
Department/Faculty:
School Of Culture And Creative Arts
Course options:
4 years full time
Geography and Scottish Literature MA (Hons) (LQ72)
Department/Faculty:
School Of Engineering
Course options:
4 years full time
Mathematics and Psychology BSc (Hons) (CG81)
Department/Faculty:
School Of Mathematics And Statistics
Course options:
4 years full time
Computing Science and Geography MA (SocSci) (Hons) (LG74)
Department/Faculty:
School Of Computing Science
Course options:
4 years full time
Applied Mathematics and Astronomy BSc (Hons) (GF15)
Department/Faculty:
School Of Mathematics And Statistics
Course options:
4 years full time
Geography and Russian MA (Hons) (LR77)
Department/Faculty:
School Of Geographical And Earth Sciences
Course options:
5 years full time
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Next Open day 14-Jun-12
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