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Glasgow Caledonian University - London Campus

Yes, GCU London has various options for paying fees in instalments. The students can either pay 50% of fees at the time of admission, 25% after six months and the remaining 25% after one year of admission. This structure ensures that students and their families feel financially supported and enables students to look for part-time work if they want to work.

Yes, the administration of GCU has quite a strict policy about the ragging and discrimination of international students, and they also formed an independent department headed by the Chancellor of the university, which removes any barriers the grievances may arise. The student must report any such case immediately to ensure this doesn't happen again.

The students get a warm welcome on day 1. The orientation mentor personally shows them around the campus and gives a general explanation of departments, auditoriums, sports complexes, libraries, etc. This gives the students a basic understanding of the campus and a chance to socialize on day one.

Nothing like that; all the courses are taught and guided in the general English language, which is known and spoken worldwide. The faculties are also well-versed in English, so the students wouldn't feel disconnected from the lectures. The other students are generally familiar with English, so that no significant communication gaps will exist.

The GCU has a separate department to assist students with placements and developing soft skills to help them secure high-paying jobs. Along with that, a mentor will be assigned to the student from their department to co-ordinate regarding different issues and problems in their academic and placement issues.

London is among the five major cities of the world, and people from different races and ethnicities have been living there peacefully for the past 7-8 decades. It is one of the safest places for anyone who lives there. London never sleeps; even at night, citizens will be walking alongside you. According to The Economist's "Safe Cities Index" 2021, London ranked very high in overall security.