Stow College is a college in Glasgow in Scotland. The college is named after David Stow, whose primary teaching seminary was founded close to the college at Dundasvale. Stow was the first purpose-built Further Education college in Glasgow, celebrating its 75th anniversary in 2009. Traditionally an engineering college, Stow has now diversified into ICT, social sciences, women's studies, business studies and music . The college offers courses from introductory to Higher National Diploma level within the six departments, namely Music & Creative Industries, Management & General Education, Computing & Internet Technologies, Engineering Technology, Science & Health and Trade Union Education. It also offers online and distance learning and a large range of commercial short courses. The Trade Union Education Department is the largest of its type in Scotland and one of the most successful in the UK. It is also the only college in the Central Belt to offer a Gaelic immersion course. The college won a number of Star Awards from the Scottish Qualifications Authority including their top award, the Pride o' Worth Award.