• Perth College UHI can trace its origins back to 1961, but today, as part of UHI, it hosts many unique programmes, including: Scotland’s first popular music course; online degrees; distance learning aircraft engineering and post-graduate programmes in mountain studies and in interpretation.
• Students from over 40 countries come to Perth College UHI‘s International Centre to learn English or to enrol on courses like hospitality, aircraft engineering or business.
• English language courses at Perth are approved by the British Council and international students can live and work in Scotland for up to two years after they graduate.
• The College has around 7000 students.
• Perthshire’s reputation for great outdoor sports means there are lots of things to see and do nearby. Perth itself has a multiplex cinema, a theatre, a concert hall, an ice rink, sports centres, restaurants, pubs and nightclubs.
• The city of Perth has a population of around 43,500.
• Perth has won awards for Scottish Tourism City of the Year, Best Quality of Life in Britain and Best Large Town.
• Perth College UHI owns AST (Air Service Training) which has been training aeronautical engineers since 1934.

Perth College UHI
Crieff Road
Perth
PH1 2NX

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Tel: 0845 270 1177
Fax: 01738 877001

Website: www.perth.ac.uk
Email: pc.enquiries@perth.uhi.ac.uk

Principal - Dr Thomas Moore

• Blairgowrie
• Crieff
• Kinross
• Pathways in Perth city centre
  

• Centre for Mountain Studies
• Centre for Interpretation Studies
• Centre for Rural Childhood