Radboud-Glasgow Collaboration Fund
The University of Glasgow and Radboud University have a joint fund: the Radboud-Glasgow Collaboration Fund. Within this fund, funding is available for three types of projects: Research, Learning & Teaching and Short-term staff mobility.
For more information and applications, see International Collaboration Funds: Radboud-Glasgow Collaboration Fund
Education: dual degree
Radboud University and the University of Glasgow are 'priority partners' and have a selection of interdisciplinary two-year dual degrees that they offer together. Both universities are also part of consortia offering multiple degree programmes together. Worldwide master's-level students can apply.
Intelligent Technology & Digital Society
- Optional dual degree
- Year one: Intelligent Technology (Radboud University)
Year two: Digital Society (University of Glasgow)
Comparative Politics & Russia, Eastern Europe, and Eurasian Studies
- Optional dual degree
- Year one: Comparative Politics (Radboud University)
Year two: Russia, Eastern Europe, and Eurasian Studies (University of Glasgow)
Political Communications & Comparative Politics
- Optional dual degree
- Year one: Political Communications (University of Glasgow)
Year two: Comparative Politics (Radboud University)
Global Economy & Global Political Economy
- Optional dual degree
- Year one: Global Economy (University of Glasgow)
Year two: Global Political Economy (Radboud University)
Economic Development & Anthropology and Development Studies
- Optional dual degree
- Year one: Economic Development (University of Glasgow)
Year two: Anthropology and Development studies (Radboud University)
International Business in the developing world
- Optional dual degree
- Year one: International Business (Radboud University)
Year two: Development studies (University of Glasgow)
Education in Museums and Heritage
- Dual degree programme in collaboration with universities of Tartu, Malta and University College Cork
- First semester: overview of Museum Education (University of Glasgow) + Second semester: Intangible Cultural Heritage (University of Tartu) or Digital Cultures and Humanities (University College Cork)
Third semester: Arts and Culture (Radboud University) or Museum and Heritage Education (University of Malta) - See Education in Museums and Heritage
International Law and Global Security, Peace and Development
- Erasmus Mundus Master, in collaboration with Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals
- See International Law and Global Security, Peace and Development