The University of Aberdeen is Scotland’s third-oldest university and the United Kingdom’s fifth-oldest, having been established in 1495. Students who choose to study at Aberdeen would be joining a diverse and thriving community of approximately 12,000 students from all over the world, which includes five Nobel Prize winners.

The beautiful campus of the University of Aberdeen houses top-notch learning resources. On the main campus, you’ll find old buildings next to modern labs that have just been renovated, great computing facilities, and the most recent library technology. There are more than 150 sports clubs and societies that students can join, and the social and sporting facilities are of a high standard.

The arts and social sciences make up the majority of University of Aberdeen students, with medicine, science, and engineering accounting for the other half. Aberdeen’s remote location makes it appealing to students from all over the world because of the cosmopolitan atmosphere of Scottish and English students alongside 120 nationalities. The Complete University Guide ranked Aberdeen as the safest university city in Scotland, and graduates receive some of the highest starting salaries in Scotland.