The University of Strathclyde was instituted in 1786 and is the only institution that held the title of 'University of the Year" twice by Times Higher Education. Known for its aesthetic campus, the university grants a broad array of programs ranging from education to science to commerce in undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral courses. Situated at the heart of Scotland, it is the second-oldest university in Glasgow, boasting "useful learning" with a primary focus on specialization in practical subjects. It is the only university in Scotland offering IET Power Academy scholarships to its Engineering students is known for its excellence in imparting technical and business education. The renowned institute is particularly known for its engineering courses, political science, finance and accounting, business management, law and architecture, and above all, for upholding its purpose of learning for a cause! The university has been the learning temple for notable inventors like John Logie Baird, inventor of the first working television; Henry Faulds, physician, preacher, and inventor known for developing fingerprinting; explorer David Livingstone, famous politicians like Annabel Goldie and Helen Liddell, amongst many more.