Congratulations on receiving your offer!
We’re looking forward to welcoming you to Glasgow International College (GIC). This page contains all the documents and forms you need. There are 3 things you need to do before your arrival in Glasgow:
GIC Applicants
1. Accept your offer
To accept your offer, you’ll need to submit your signed offer acceptance form. Once you’ve done this, you’ll then need to pay your tuition deposit, or send us your financial guarantee if you’re a sponsored student. If you have a conditional offer, you’ll need to meet the requirements of your offer before you can start your course.
1. Your accommodation
At Glasgow International College (GIC) we provide modern, secure student housing. Our great-value accommodation packages provide the ideal environment for studying and enjoying student life. We guarantee you accommodation when you book before the accommodation deadline.
| Your pathway course start month | Your accommodation guarantee date* |
|---|---|
| October 2019 | 1 September 2019 |
| January 2020 | 1 December 2019 |
| March 2020 | 1 January 2020 |
| April 2020 | 1 March 2020 |
| June 2020 | 1 May 2020 |
| July 2020 | 1 June 2020 |
* While every effort will be made to allocate your first choice, we cannot guarantee this, and you may be offered another accommodation type or location. If you submit your form after the date listed, we cannot guarantee you accommodation but will make every effort to find suitable housing for your studies at the College.
Note: to fully guarantee your accommodation, you should pay your tuition deposit, accept your study offer and complete the accommodation booking form before the guarantee date in the table above.
View a list of sample questions here, plus tips for answering them to the best of your ability.
During the interview, you will also be asked about your chosen course. It is important that you become familiar with the relevant course structure and pathway information, which you can find below.
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Foundation Course detail and pathway information
View a list of sample questions here, plus tips for answering them to the best of your ability.
During the interview, you will also be asked about your chosen course. It is important that you become familiar with the relevant course structure and pathway information, which you can find below.
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Pre-Master's detail and pathway information
Key facts
Preparation for… Undergraduate level study in the UK Level Regulated Qualifications Framework (RQF) Level 3 Programme Content A selection of:
- Subject modules
- English language modules
- Academic skills modules
Hours per week The number of hours per week will vary during your programme, but on average you will have 16-24 hours per week of class contact time. Progressing to the university To progress to the university, you will need a certain academic score and a certain English language score. You also might be asked to submit a specific piece of work or attend an interview.
Any requirements for your degree choice will be detailed on your offer letter.
Degrees at the University of Glasgow are part of the Scottish Credit and Qualifications Framework, so your degree would be classified as Scottish Credit and Qualifications Framework (SCQF) Level 9.What will I learn on a Foundation Certificate?
On your programme you will learn how to…
- Understand and demonstrate basic knowledge in your chosen subject
- Successfully use English to communication in speech and writing, using subject-specific terminology
- Create structured arguments using a broad range of academic resources
- Develop your confidence as an independent learner, in preparation for your future studies
What modules will I study?
Download Foundation Certificate module descriptions (PDF) here.
Where can I find out more information about my degree choice and university?
The best place to find accurate information about your progression degree is on the University of Glasgow’s website. Find your degree using their using their undergraduate degree search here.
Key facts
| Preparation for… | Postgraduate level study in the UK |
| Level | Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) Level B2 |
| Programme Content | A selection of: - Subject modules - English language modules - Academic skills modules - Research modules |
| Hours per week | The number of hours per week will vary during your programme, but on average you will have 16-20 hours per week of class contact time. |
| Progressing to the university | To progress to the university, you will need a certain academic score and a certain English language score. You also might be asked to submit a specific piece of work or attend an interview. Any requirements for your degree choice will be detailed on your offer letter. |
What will I learn on a Pre-Master’s programme?
On your Pre-Master’s programme you will learn how to…
- Research key topics in your intended Master’s subject area
- Develop project management skills to successfully prepare for university study
- Communicate your work to different audiences, in speech and writing
- Access suitable resources, including primary and secondary information
- Create structured arguments by using critical analysis
What modules will I study?
Download Pre-Master’s module descriptions (PDF) here.
Where can I find out more information about my degree choice and university?
The best place to find accurate information about your progression degree is on the University of Glasgow’s website. Find your degree using their using their postgraduate degree search here.