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Research

Long-standing research strength in medicine and biomedical science — the university has deep roots in imaging and clinical research — alongside energy and geoscience, reflecting Aberdeen's position as the centre of the North Sea energy industry and its current pivot toward energy transition. Environmental science, food security and agriculture, and law are further established areas. Petroleum engineering, anthropology, and theology and religious studies rank among its strongest subjects internationally.
Pathway

Direct partner; also via StudyGroup
Finance

International undergraduate tuition ranges from about £20,800 to £50,100 per year depending on the programme, with medicine and dentistry at the top of that range. International postgraduate taught fees run from roughly £20,800 to £31,000 per year. Fees for students from England, Northern Ireland, Ireland and Wales are £9,790 per year. Figures are for 2025/26–2026/27 entry and should be confirmed on the university's fee pages.

University of Aberdeen

Aberdeen, United Kingdom

Founded in 1495 by Bishop William Elphinstone, the University of Aberdeen is Scotland’s third-oldest university and one of the five oldest in the English-speaking world. Around 15,000 students study across more than 300 undergraduate programmes, centred on the historic King’s College campus in Old Aberdeen, where the crowned tower of King’s College Chapel has stood since the late fifteenth century. The university’s degree structure is unusually flexible: students can combine and switch subjects during the early years before committing to an honours specialism. Five Nobel laureates have been associated with the institution.

First-year students are normally housed in university halls, where rooms run from roughly £151 to £191 per week with all utilities and internet included; quiet and alcohol-free residences are available. The wider Aberdeen student market starts nearer £85–£100 per week for private options. Total monthly living costs sit around £800–£1,100, making Aberdeen one of the more affordable UK student cities.

Why choose us?

Supportive Environment

Student-Friendly Policies

Quality Higher Educations

Opportunities for Growth

Scholarships

The Aberdeen Global Scholarship is the main merit award for self-funded international students: a £6,000 annual tuition reduction at undergraduate level (excluding medicine, dentistry and the DPLP) and an £8,000 tuition waiver for postgraduate taught entry. Scottish-domiciled and some UK students may also access SAAS tuition and living-cost support.