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The first purpose-built Further Education college in Glasgow, it celebrated its 75th anniversary in 2009. Traditionally an engineering college, Stow diversified [1] into ICT, social sciences, women's studies, business studies, and music [1].
Founded as the first purpose-built Further Education college in Glasgow, Stow College commemorated its 75th anniversary in 2009. Traditionally renowned for its focus on engineering, Stow College diversified its offerings to encompass a wide array of disciplines including ICT, social sciences, women's studies, business studies, and music.
When we say ‘There’s nowhere like Kelvin’, we mean it. Formed in 2013 through the merger of three of Glasgow's hardest working and best loved colleges – Stow College, North Glasgow College and John Wheatley College – Glasgow Kelvin College brings together the expertise, skills, creativity, ambition and genuine student-focussed support ...
Apr 13, 2017 · The Glasgow School of Art (GSA) has released details of how the former Stow College building will be converted. The college is to become a school of fine art with "inspirational and truly...
Apr 6, 2009 · Last month college principal Bob McGrory announced Stow was withdrawing from the plan to create a £300million super-college in Glasgow. The college was said to be unhappy about attempts to force a merger of four colleges on to one campus rather than pursue the original plan for a site where each college kept its own identity.
Apr 14, 2017 · Massive regeneration plans for the former Stow College building have been unveiled today. Glasgow School of Art has revealed the details of the overhaul of the West Campbell Street structure ...
Stow College Opened in 1934 by Glasgow Corporation it was the first purpose built further education college in the city. Named after the educationalist David Stow (1793-1864). it provided evening classes for shipyard workers and was known at the time as a Trades School.
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Jul 2, 2020 · The name David Stow (1793–1864) is known in the city of Glasgow because the Stow College that was opened in 1934 was named after him. This is located not far from the centre of the city and is now named the Stow Building, School of Fine Art Studios and Workshops of the Glasgow School of Art.
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Stow College is a great old Glasgow college, that is renowned for its excellent facilities and reputation for providing excellent education. Stow was the first in Scotland to offer Sound Engineering as a course of study and is the college of choice for many budding young musicians and sound engineers in Glasgow.
