Founded in 1451, the University of Glasgow is the 4th oldest university in the UK and one of the largest with more than 25,000 undergraduate and postgraduate students from more than 140 countires worldwide.
The University of Glasgow is a member of the prestigious Russell Group of major research-led universities and a founder member of Universitas 21, an international grouping of universities dedicated to setting worldwide standards for higher education. It has over 6,000 staff and an annual research income of more than £200M.
Its staff make valued contributions to collaborative work with some 200 institutions around the world. It has students from over 120 different countries. The University of Glasgow is officially recognised by the UK government as a centre of excellence for the study of Russian, Central and East European Studies and research in this field has been designated as a strategic priority under the Language-Based Area Studies (LBAS) training pathway for the new Scotland-wide Economic Social Research Council (ESRC) Doctoral Training Centre.
Central and East European Studies
All staff are research active and visit the region regularly. CEES recognises the value of autonomous and independent research. However, collaborative research with colleagues at Glasgow and other UK-HEIs and with partners in the region is a strong and highly valued element of CEES’ research culture as demonstrated by joint publications and collaborative research projects and activities.
Central and East European Studies, School of Social and Political Sciences
Staff and their research and teaching interests
School of Social & Political Sciences
Contact
Email: Anna.dekalchuk@glasgow.ac.uk
