With more than 17,000 students from over 100 countries, Glasgow Caledonian is a dynamic and diverse university. It has campuses in Glasgow, London and New York and prides itself on its overseas initiatives such as the Grameen Caledonian College of Nursing in Dhaka, which it cofounded in 2010 to help improve healthcare standards in Bangladesh. In Glasgow, the university is investing £30m revamping its campus facilities. It has also recently launched the British School of Fashion at GCU London, offering fashion business education in luxury brand marketing, luxury brand management, luxury retail management and international fashion marketing. Accommodation Student accommodation is located next to the campus. Self-catering accommodation costs are between £90 to £102 a week. GCU's accommodation office maintains a regularly updated list of private accommodation. Facilities The Saltire Centre, the hub of the campus, is the first university building of its kind to integrate all learning and student services: library, study spaces, a student services mall and a learning cafe. Teaching facilities include the virtual hospital, fashion factory, an eye clinic equipped with the latest technology, and radio and TV studios. Other facilities include the Arc sports centre, 24-hour computer labs and a dedicated students' association building. Transport As you would expect in a big city, there are extensive public transport and good links. Buchanan bus station and Queen Street railway station are on the doorstep, underground stations are a short walk from campus, and the airport is seven miles away.