Real Life Stories

Jacob discusses life at the University of Strathclyde and how easy it was to apply to study in Scotland. Jacob highlights the cultural opportunities available in Scotland and the high quality education.

Michael from the University of West of Scotland has found the country warm and friendly. He talks about the support given for his visa, and the great links between the classroom and industry.

Jin attends the University of Aberdeen and describes the high standard of education available in Scotland. With an international environment, Jin feels Scotland is suitable for anyone to come and study.

Sneha shares life at Glasgow School of Art and how you can meet people from all over the world. Sneha also talks about the scholarship opportunities in Scotland.

Larissa discusses life at Glasgow Caledonian University and how she has made very good friends. Larissa also talks about the helpful course coordinators, and praises the quality of education available in Scotland.

Daria of Queen Margaret University feels international students can have a good life in Scotland. Daria notes Scotland has extensive multicultural entertainment and festivals, making it an ideal country to live.

Ankita talks about life at Edinburgh Napier University and the multiculturalism of Scotland. She also explains the benefits of Scotland's wide range of courses and modern campuses.

Martin is a student at University of Edinburgh and highlights the support of the international office. He notes the wealth of fresher activities that help international students settle into Scotland.

Rachel and Sweets study at Heriot-Watt University and praise the high level of education on offer in Scotland. They also talk about the advantage of Scottish education when entering industries such as oil & gas.

Rafael and Guilherme discuss life at the University of Strathclyde, praising the range of courses. The natural beauty is one of their reasons for recommending Scotland as a place to study.

Samuel discusses life at Edinburgh Napier and how studying in Scotland has encouraged him to focus on a career. He also highlights the comprehensive support provided to settle in Scotland.

Phillip describes University of Stirling and how studying in Scotland allows him the benefit of joint honours. Phillip also highlights the career development Scottish education has provided.

Fahad attends the University of Aberdeen and commends the education system in Scotland. Fahad highlights the friendly and welcoming nature, and recommends all international students to study in Scotland.

Ada & Yulia of Robert Gordon University describe Scotland as a home away from home. Both feel studying in Scotland has improved their future employability.

Jason and Madeleine from The University of Glasgow talk about the welcoming Scottish atmosphere. Both cite the history and architecture as reasons to study in Scotland.