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Blair Castle, Dalry, North Ayrshire, Scotland. View from the northPhoto: Rosser1954 · CC BY-SA 4.0
Colleges and universities in and near Dalry

The nearest college is 20.4 miles from Dalry

No college sits inside the town; The University of Glasgow is 20.4 miles away in Glasgow.

Within 15 miles
0
none; nearest 20.4 mi
Nearest college
20.4 mi
University of Glasgow
Full-time students
7%
Below Scotland (9%) · residents 16+
Nearest university
20.4 mi
University of Glasgow
Tuition fee
£0
for Scottish students; others up to £9,790

What stands out about college from Dalry

Facts about the town and its distance to campus, with figures for each college.

Every college

The nearest colleges to Dalry

None is within 15 miles; these are the closest.

8.3 mi16.7 mi25 miGlasgowDalry
University
University of GlasgowUniversity · 20.4 mi · Glasgow—students: HESA figures to comeStudents: Wikidata’s count for the whole institution until HESA’s are loaded.
Glasgow Caledonian UniversityUniversity · 21.5 mi · Glasgow17,045students (Wikidata)Students: Wikidata’s count for the whole institution until HESA’s are loaded.
University of StrathclydeUniversity · 21.6 mi · Glasgow25,105students (Wikidata)Students: Wikidata’s count for the whole institution until HESA’s are loaded.
What it costs

What would you pay?

Fees are set nationally, not by each university: Scottish students pay no tuition fee for a first degree at a Scottish university (the Student Awards Agency for Scotland pays it), and students from England, Wales or Northern Ireland pay up to £9,790 a year in 2026–27. Scotland’s colleges are free for most full-time students. There is no family-by-family price to show, so this page doesn’t make one up.

Questions about college near Dalry

Is Dalry a university town?

No. 7 of every 100 residents aged 16 and over are full-time students (Census 2022), against 9 across Scotland.

What does university cost here?

Fees are set nationally, not by each university: Scottish students pay no tuition fee for a first degree at a Scottish university (the Student Awards Agency for Scotland pays it), and students from England, Wales or Northern Ireland pay up to £9,790 a year in 2026–27. Scotland’s colleges are free for most full-time students. There is no family-by-family price to show, so this page doesn’t make one up.

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Colleges and universities: Wikidata (CC0): each institution with a UKPRN, its point and its students count, and, for Scottish colleges and university campuses away from the seat, our list placed from postcodes (postcodes.io, OGL). To come: Discover Uni teaching locations and HESA student numbers (CC BY 4.0). Students: Census 2022 (England, Wales, Northern Ireland) and Scotland’s Census 2022, full-time students among residents aged 16 and over (OGL). Straight-line distances from the centre of Dalry. Colleges are described, not graded; the University town label marks towns where 15% or more of residents aged 16 and over are full-time students. Fees: the UK and devolved governments, 2026–27. Photos: Wikimedia Commons, through each institution’s Wikidata item; author and licence on each.

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