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For undergraduate study, the typical published international fee is £24,350 a year at Glasgow School of Art and £16,000 at University of Cumbria: University of Cumbria is about £8,350 a year cheaper. For postgraduate study, the typical published international fee is £25,900 a year at Glasgow School of Art and £16,900 at University of Cumbria: University of Cumbria is about £9,000 a year cheaper. These are medians of the international tuition fees each university publishes for its courses; the fee for a specific course is on its course page.

Both universities teach 4 subject areas: Design & Fashion, Film Production & Cinematography, Fine Art and Games Design & Computer Animation.

Design & Fashion graduates earn a median £21,500 three years after graduating from Glasgow School of Art, and £17,000 from University of Cumbria. Student satisfaction with teaching is 83% at Glasgow School of Art and 74% at University of Cumbria. Figures are medians across each university's undergraduate courses in the subject, from Discover Uni.

University of Cumbria lists 136 courses on CourseOptions and Glasgow School of Art lists 40 courses.

Glasgow School of Art teaches 8 subject areas that University of Cumbria does not, including Architecture, Applied Computing, Crafts & Applied Arts, History of Art & Design, Anatomy & Pathology, Computing & IT, Creative Arts (General) and General Engineering.

University of Cumbria teaches 36 subject areas that Glasgow School of Art does not, including Childhood & Youth Studies, Sport & Exercise Sciences, Business & Management (General), Forestry & Arboriculture, Business Studies, Health Sciences & Paramedic Science, Psychology (General), Ecology & Conservation and 28 more.