FEBRUARY EDITION

On behalf of the University, I send my best wishes to you and your communities for the new year, with the hope that 2021 will bring greater health and happiness to us all.

With deep regret, as of the start of 2021, the UK has now ceased to be a member of the European Union. Nevertheless, the University of Glasgow will always be proudly European. As a globally minded university, we are committed to working with international partners on collaborative research, teaching and learning opportunities, and staff and student mobility.

We remain European by heritage and by design and continue to be a welcoming and inclusive home for all our European and international staff, students, colleagues and allies.

With very best wishes,
Professor Sir Anton Muscatelli

Contact us
international-partners@glasgow.ac.uk.

Logo representing the CIVIS alliance showing partner institutions as dots on a map of Europe

University of Glasgow joins European alliance

We relish the opportunity to work closely with our eight CIVIS European University Alliance partners in addressing the grand challenges of the 21st century.

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Celebrating 10 years of Erasmus Mundus participation

We're proud to participate in this prestigious European Commission programme and look forward to continuing to do so for years to come.

Event invitation

Scotland House Brussels event

Join us for a discussion on Scottish universities harnessing research excellence to address global challenges with European partners.

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World Changing Glasgow Conversations

Join our panel of experts for a discussion on The extraordinary journey: vaccines and COVID-19.

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Glasgow's Confucius Institute turns 10

We celebrated the Confucius Institute's 10th anniversary in January by signing a new agreement with our partner Nankai University, China.

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Our COVID-19 research

Our research response in the global fight against the current coronavirus outbreak.

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