did he attend any universities?
Yes, the University of Glasgow.
Cosmo Gordon Lang
At the university Lang's tutors included some of Scotland's leading academics: the Greek scholar Richard Claverhouse Jebb, the physicist William Thomson (who was later created Lord Kelvin) and the philosopher Edward Caird. 
what is cosmo gordon lang? He was a Scottish Anglican prelate who served as Archbishop of York and Archbishop of Canterbury .. where is his family from? His father was from Glassford. what is his father's name? John Marshall Lang. who was he? He was a Church of Scotland minister and author. what is the location of the place where cosmo's father was from? It  is a small village located south of Hamilton, and north-east of Strathaven, in South Lanarkshire, Scotland. when did cosmo become a bishop? In 1901. what role did he play in world war i? He was active in recruiting campaigns throughout his province.
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Cosmo Gordon Lang [SEP] University of Glasgow
At the university Lang's tutors included some of Scotland's leading academics: the Greek scholar Richard Claverhouse Jebb, the physicist William Thomson (who was later created Lord Kelvin) and the philosopher Edward Caird. Long afterwards Lang commented on the inability of some of these eminent figures to handle "the Scottish boors who formed a large part of their classes". Lang was most strongly influenced by Caird, who gave the boy's mind "its first real awakening". Lang recalled how, in a revelation as he was passing through Kelvingrove Park, he expressed aloud his sudden conviction that: "The Universe is one and its Unity and Ultimate Reality is God!" He acknowledged that his greatest failure at the University was his inability to make any progress in his understanding of mathematics, "to me, then and always, unintelligible".