
Glasgow International College
Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom
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The personal support Hugh Baird College offers to the students is outstanding and the learners like the safe and secure campus, and the friendly multicultural atmosphere. It’s a grown up environment where people treat each other equally and with respect.
The college is continually looking to develop facilities and have opened a new state-of-the-art gym and fitness centre in collaboration with Lifestyle Fitness. The centre is accessible by students and staff as well as being open to members of our local community.
This complements the newly designed cafes and restaurants and the new L20 Building which houses the University centre, Business Development Centre, performance centre, cafe and community library.
Hugh Baird College is in a central location and is easy to get to from all parts of Merseyside by bus, train and car.
By train
The Merseyrail Bootle Oriel Road station is only a two minute walk from the College campus. This station is on the Northern Line and offers easy access to the College from Liverpool, Crosby, Formby, Southport and other areas.
By car
Satellite navigation systems (Satnav) – please enter our postcode L20 7EW.
The closest motorway junctions are the M58 1a/ M57 Junction 7 – 3.7 miles (6km). Then follow the A59 towards Liverpool for approximately ten minutes, turning right onto the A5058 at the first roundabout, which leads onto Balliol Road.
By bus
Students can also travel to College on regular bus services from Southport, Formby, Crosby, Old Roan, Maghull, Litherland, Netherton, Litherland, Queens Drive and Liverpool City Centre.
The Hugh Baird College (University Centre) does not have any accommodation on the campus, however many of the undergraduates apply for accommodation in the Liverpool City Centre where many of the city students live. There is also student accommodation need to the College that is scheduled to be open for the 2016/17 academic year.