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The University of Aberdeen achieves strong outcomes for its graduates, with more than 95% of undergraduate students finding work or entering further studies within 15 months of their graduation. Students succeed through the delivery of a blend of professional and academic skills, in addition to key competencies that allow students to compete and succeed in an independent manner.
Courses at Aberdeen are developed and updated to continually reflect the changing needs of innovators and businesses around the world, including emerging trends across social and economic spheres. Industry leaders and professional advisors feed into the curriculum development process, and course content is informed by cutting-edge research from Aberdeen and around the world.
The University of Aberdeen has particularly strong links to the energy industry, including the rapidly expanding renewables sector, feeding into excellent prospects for its students across engineering, law, environmental disciplines, international development, finance, and business disciplines. The university’s historic links to the arts and social sciences remain strong to this day, with Aberdeen graduates being highly valued by employers. With one of the largest medical campuses across Europe, students of medical sciences and pharmacology benefit from strong links with the NHS as well as the pharmacy, biotechnology, and nutrition sectors.
Alumni of the university go on to be mentors across the international student community, and graduates will be able to join a number of Aberdeen alumni groups around the world.
All students can access personalised advice and guidance through the University of Aberdeen careers services, in addition to career mentoring. Valuable employment skills can also be gained through voluntary or vacation work opportunities, as well as study abroad options—all of which can be found through the University’s careers service.
The University of Aberdeen offers a wide range of scholarships to undergraduate students, designed to help students support themselves during their time at university. Information about scholarships and other funding opportunities can be found on the university website.
The University of Aberdeen offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate degree options, and students even have the chance to design their own degree programme to best meet their career requirements, talents, and personal interests. Students can mix, match and switch subjects as they discover new interests and abilities before taking those subjects most aligned to their goals. Field trips in Scotland and the rest of the world are also an essential part of many relevant programmes. The breadth and depth of courses that Aberdeen students’ study will enable them to widen their future career choices.
The university develops four main graduate attributes which are:
Students are supported throughout their studies by personal tutors, and Students 4 Students helps them to settle into university life. There are plenty of facilities to support their studies too, including three libraries, support teams, PCs, MyAberdeen and more.
University of Aberdeen students on Whatuni say:
”Teaching is great and the teachers are so passionate.”
”Amazing lecturers, interesting study topics.”
”The teaching staff are by far the best part of Aberdeen.”
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GET PROSPECTUSAberdeen offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate degree courses, spanning a wide range of subject areas and modes of study. Entry requirements vary on a course-by-course basis, and prospective students are encouraged to visit the university website for full details. Entry requirements are available online for each programme of study for undergraduate, postgraduate taught, postgraduate research level and short courses.
There are a variety of routes into degree programmes such as direct advanced entry from college, summer schools, online access programmes, and a helpful guide to advise on specific equivalent certificates from a student’s home country.
There are also international foundation programmes available in several subjects including:
Undergraduate
Postgraduate
Since programmes are delivered in English, international students will also be required to meet a minimum standard English language proficiency before being accepted onto their chosen course.
UCAS TARIFF CALCULATORSend a message directly to the uni to learn more about their entry requirements.
ASK A QUESTIONStudents can choose from a variety of accommodation options at Aberdeen, including rooms which are catered or self-catered, standard or en-suite, and a range of self-catered flats. Accommodation is guaranteed for all new students and rents are inclusive of bills. There is unlimited Wi-Fi, CCTV, free parking, meeting rooms, a café bar, and plenty of fun events.
Accommodation is either based on-campus or a short walk away. Hillhead student village is a pleasant walk through beautiful architecture in Old Aberdeen and Seaton Park and it is also served by a shuttle bus service on weekdays.
University of Aberdeen students on Whatuni say:
”The uni halls were great in every aspect.”
”Meet new people everyday. Comfortable rooms to chill after a busy day.”
”Amazing halls.”
King’s campus boasts the award-winning Sir Duncan Rice Library. This iconic eight storey modern building houses the largest of the university's library collections, as well as extensive collections of archive materials, many of which are also available online.
Aberdeen Sports Village offers students an aquatics centre, Olympic-size swimming pool, indoor football pitch, indoor athletics area, fitness suite, basketball, badminton, squash courts and cafes.
The 4.5 hectare Cruikshank Botanic Gardens offer a haven of peace and tranquillity on campus, where students can relax and appreciate the beauty, diversity and importance of plants.
University of Aberdeen students on Whatuni say:
”The university campus does offer a vast range of spaces and environments to study such as the library.”
”Love Hillhead village and the library.”
”With multiple libraries on campus, it is easy to fit a little study sessions into busy university days.”
Find out more about the accommodations and facilities in person at the uni.
BOOK OPEN DAYWhat's it like to study at this institution? Current students and alumni share their opinion...
VIEW 1260 REVIEWS WRITE A REVIEWN Nanmet Reviewed 25 Oct 24 Accounting and Finance, MSc One of the best aspects of studying at the University of Aberdeen is the strong academic support and access to great facilities, like the Sir Duncan Rice Library. The campus is also beautiful, and the student community is welcoming, which makes it easy to settle in and feel part of things. The... READ FULL REVIEW
SR Student Reviewer Reviewed 16 Oct 24 Psychology MA (Hons) The university campus does offer a vast range of spaces and environments to study such as the library, but opening a place that has a chilled out vibe such as reopening the campus starbucks, would allow for a less stressful environment and could open new opportunities for projects such as group... READ FULL REVIEW
The university supports students as they progress their journey. Its Infohub acts as the first point of contact for student support services. It helps students with advice about finance, disability support, student life, new student induction, arrival, registration and support with new IT systems and much more. The Language Centre offers learning support and materials in up to 50 different languages.
Extra support before students arrive include:
Visiting University of Aberdeen:
When students arrive or study online:
Support throughout students’ studies
Graduation
University of Aberdeen students on Whatuni say:
”Great student support.”
”The best thing is that everything is available for students they don't have to search or struggle with anything."
”Great student support, especially in terms of financial crisis.”
Find out more about the student support offered on the university’s website.
VISIT WEBSITEThe University of Aberdeen delivers its impressive portfolio of degree programmes though the following 12 academic schools:
The university has a strong history of education and research, and many academic subjects which have continued to thrive since 1495.
University of Aberdeen students on Whatuni say:
”I absolutely love my courses that I study.”
"The things we study are interesting and worked in a clever way (feels like professional work).”
”Everything is great about my course.”
Aberdeen University Students Association is the committee-led voice of the students at University of Aberdeen. AUSA connects students to volunteering activities in Aberdeen, training activities, and raising and giving activities. AUSA also supports student employability with many activities to enhance their CVs.
University of Aberdeen students on Whatuni say:
”Really good societies and student activities.”
”Overall it's great. Easy access to coffee.”
”The Union is fairly cheap and the food hall is also good.”
There are over 100 clubs and societies at the university covering a vast range of interests. Students can enjoy activities, which cover anything from sports clubs and departmental societies to cultural and performing arts groups. Across Aberdeen and Scotland, students can widen their interests within creative arts, politics, activist societies, environmental protection and much more.
Aberdeen is a relatively small but highly diverse city, known as a global base for the energy industry. Visitors can enjoy cobbled old-world streets, grand granite architecture, boutique shops and cafes and modern shopping centres. There is also a wide variety of entertainment to suit all tastes with a theatre, arts centre, music hall, museums, an art gallery, and many cafes and restaurants, and a vibrant nightlife scene.
See the campus and city for yourself in person by booking an open day place.
BOOK OPEN DAYThe University of Aberdeen achieves strong outcomes for its graduates, with more than 95% of undergraduate students finding work or entering further studies within 15 months of their graduation. Students succeed through the delivery of a blend of professional and academic skills, in addition to key competencies that allow students to compete and succeed in an independent manner.
Courses at Aberdeen are developed and updated to continually reflect the changing needs of innovators and businesses around the world, including emerging trends across social and economic spheres. Industry leaders and professional advisors feed into the curriculum development process, and course content is informed by cutting-edge research from Aberdeen and around the world.
The University of Aberdeen has particularly strong links to the energy industry, including the rapidly expanding renewables sector, feeding into excellent prospects for its students across engineering, law, environmental disciplines, international development, finance, and business disciplines. The university’s historic links to the arts and social sciences remain strong to this day, with Aberdeen graduates being highly valued by employers. With one of the largest medical campuses across Europe, students of medical sciences and pharmacology benefit from strong links with the NHS as well as the pharmacy, biotechnology, and nutrition sectors.
Alumni of the university go on to be mentors across the international student community, and graduates will be able to join a number of Aberdeen alumni groups around the world.
All students can access personalised advice and guidance through the University of Aberdeen careers services, in addition to career mentoring. Valuable employment skills can also be gained through voluntary or vacation work opportunities, as well as study abroad options—all of which can be found through the University’s careers service.
The University of Aberdeen provides accessible funding opportunities to all students, understanding that the cost of pursuing university education can represent a significant investment. There are various undergraduate and postgraduate funding schemes which include fee discounts, scholarships, bursaries, and many more options spanning most subject areas. There are awards for both merit-based and means-tested criteria, as well as dedicated sports scholarships and much more.
The university has a funding database on its website which allows prospective students to browse all funding options available, and checking for eligibility to any of the awards which might be suitable for them, as well as familiarising themselves with any key dates and deadlines.
Tuition fees are based on a student’s Home fee status, which is represented by the following three categories:
Students can find out about their fees on each specific programme or course page on the University of Aberdeen website.
Send a message directly to the uni to learn more about their scholarships and bursaries.
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You'll be shocked by the number of clubs and societies on offer at University of Aberdeen. There's something for everyone! As well as being able to pick different clubs and societies, most courses let you choose modules at different points through your degree.
As well as personalising your course through optional modules, you may have the chance to do a work placement during your studies. Developing your professional skills through work placements is a great way to add to your CV and boost your employability.
If you want a job you love (and who doesn't?), getting a job in a field you're passionate about is a great place to start. By studying a subject you really enjoy, you'll be qualified for a range of jobs relating to that subject, which you'll hopefully love.
For those who aren't ready to give up on education after an undergraduate degree, you'll have the opportunity to progress to postgraduate study such as a master's or even a PhD.
University of Aberdeen's accommodation is designed to be as straightforward and stress-free as possible. All your bills are included in your rent, you'll have free WiFi and your rent also includes security and maintenance.
You'll have access to communal areas like kitchen and dining facilities, where you can socialise with other students you're living with. Disabled students will find several rooms adapted in accessible halls to suit a range of access requirements.
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