Information for students on MBA full-time and part-time programmes at Strathclyde Business School.
Sans titreGuides to postgraduate study in Strathclyde Business School.
Sans titreCourse handbooks for Master of Business Administration; Postgraduate Diploma/MSc in Business Information Technology Systems; MSc in Procurement Management; MSc in Business & Management; Postgraduate Diploma/MSc in Facilities Management.
Sans titreIncludes annual operating plans, 2006/2007 and 2008/2009.
Sans titreBotanical illustrations used for teaching at the Royal Technical College, Glasgow, and its predecessor institutions.
The illustrations appear to fall into two groups: hand-coloured engravings from Wagner's 'Pharmaceutische-Mediziner Botanik' (1828), and a series of hand-coloured drawings by an unknown artist. It is not certain, however, that this grouping is correct. There is also a list, probably of the Wagner engravings, which shows that many illustrations are now missing.
Sans titreInformation Services newsletter, Issue no.1, June 1997.
Sans titreA student magazine was first published by the Students' Representative Council of the Glasgow and West of Scotland Technical College in 1908. Although founded as The Glasgow Technical College Magazine, it was entitled The Mask for much of the twentieth century and had several other changes of name. In 1971-1972, it was replaced by Rubble.
Sans titreAnnual handbook for freshers at the Royal College of Science and Technology, Glasgow and (from 1964) the University of Strathclyde. Includes a history of the University and information on the University administration, buildings, student welfare, student societies, clubs and activities.
Sans titreNewsletter for Royal College of Science and Technology, Glasgow students and (from 1964) University of Strathclyde students.
Sans titreNewspaper of Strathclyde University Students' Association.
Sans titreUniversity of Strathclyde Law Club newsletter.
Sans titreInformation booklets.
Sans titreSchool of Biological Sciences magazine providing an informal medium for transmitting news about the School, and a forum for student societies. Contributors to the magazine were the Biochemical Society, the Biology Club, the Food Science Society, the Food Science Club and the Microbiology Society.
Sans titreUniversity charter, statutes and ordinances.
Sans titreMinutes, agendas and papers of meetings of the Academic Congress at the University of Strathclyde.
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