The University of Strathclyde in Glasgow is one of the UK’s leading universities, meeting the needs of students, employers, industry and the wider community through its teaching, research and consultancy. Founded in 1796 and granted its Royal Charter in 1964, the ethos of "useful learning" has always been at the heart of what the University of Strathclyde offers. Today Strathclyde University is the third largest university in Scotland and welcomes 15,000 full-time students from over 90 countries who are attracted by the University's academic reputation and stimulating study environment.

The University of Strathclyde has an excellent repuation not only in teaching and research but also for its strong links with industry and business. Strathclyde University occupies a unique place among UK universities by combining academic tradition with forward thinking teaching methodologies and innovative research. The University of Strathclyde is a leader amongst the technological and scientific universites of Europe.