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Our campuses

No matter which campus you choose, you will have a student experience like no other. With over 70 campuses dotted across Scotland, we pride ourselves on our connection to our breathtaking landscapes and rich community.

Discover:

Forests and mountains for camping, mountain biking and hiking
Endless stunning beaches, perfect for all things swimming, paddleboarding and kayaking
A region famed for its exceptional food and drink
Our fascinating culture, with forts and castles, atmospheric ruins and world-renowned festivals of music and arts

Argyll

Discover Argyll Forest Park, the UK’s oldest forest park, with miles of forests, perfect for mountain biking and hiking. Explore the magical Puck’s Glen, a dramatic gorge named after the fairy Puck, from Shakespeare’s ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’.

With 23 islands to explore, discover endless stunning beaches on the beautiful islands of Jura, Islay and Arran. Or try wreck diving- dive down to the seafloor and explore over 20 different shipwrecks around Dunoon.

Only 40 minutes from Glasgow, you can get the great wilderness of Scotland, with the warm Highland welcome of Argyll.

Inverness

Learn in the capital of the Highlands. A stone's throw away from the Cairngorm National Park- the largest National Park in the UK- Inverness is an extraordinary location for hiking, camping and world-class water and winter sports.

As the start and end point of the North Coast 500, a Lonely Planet must-do experience, (2019), you’ll never be stuck for something to do, with unforgettable glens, lochs, mountains and beaches on your doorstep.

Based in the UK's most culture-rich city (The Times 2019), Inverness is shaped by the region’s rich cultural heritage, from its language and history to its stunning natural environment and vibrant arts scene.

Perth

Once known as the capital of Scotland due to its favour with royalty, Perth is a bustling, compact and beautiful city with many restaurants, bars, shops and an award-winning concert hall and theatre. Perth sits at the gateway to the Highlands and Islands of Scotland, containing breathtakingly stunning scenery and a rich cultural heritage.

Fantastic for seeing wildlife and thrilling outdoor activities, with hill-walking, skiing, snowboarding, mountain biking, white-water rafting, horse-riding, golf, fishing, canoeing and climbing, amongst other adventurous opportunities, are all on our doorstep.

Being only one hour from Edinburgh and Glasgow, Perth has been voted one of the best places in the country to live and is one of the friendliest and safest cities in the UK.

Highland Theological College

Choose from HTC’s bases of Dingwall, Perth or Paisley.

Base yourself at Dingwall in the Highlands, with Inverness just 15 minutes away. Dingwall or “Þingvöllr”, was once the Viking capital of Scotland. It is just a stone's throw from the Black Isle, which is known for culture and craft, seafood and wood-fired pizzas.

Or choose the Paisley campus, just outside of Glasgow, or Perth, where you will get the best of the Highlands while still being close to Edinburgh and Glasgow.

With 65,000 titles, our library is one of the most significant theological libraries in the country. We have several special collections including the Rutherford House library, the William Temple collection from the Rylands library and Migne’s Patrologia from the Fort Augustus Abbey library.