|
> Jobs | Skip navigation | Accessibility |
Working at Caledonian |
Working at CaledonianGlasgow Caledonian University is Scotland ’s fourth largest university in terms of student recruitment – with over 14,000 students. It was formed in 1993 when Queen’s College and Glasgow College of Technology merged to receive university status. Since then it has established a reputation for providing vocationally focused programmes – currently 92% of the University’s graduates seeking employment find work within six months of graduation. Glasgow Caledonian University has over 90 undergraduate, 40 postgraduate programmes and a large number of students engaged in research for PhDs in topics that put them at the forefront of their disciplines. Academic provision is divided into eight Academic Schools:
With the celebration of its tenth anniversary in 2003, the University took the opportunity to build on its success and develop new objectives for the future. As a result of this Glasgow Caledonian's 2010 Vision was developed, which aims to position Glasgow Caledonian as Scotland ’s most dynamic, confident, innovative, inclusive and responsive University. The University is one of the leading institutions in Scotland for social inclusion. It is actively improving access and widening participation in higher education through non-traditional routes and sectors, fulfilling Scottish Parliament policy.
Glasgow Caledonian University is a registered Scottish charity, number SC021474 |