Physical Sciences and Engineering (Undergrad)

Progression prgrams:

1. Applied Mathematics
2. Applied Mathematics
3. Archaeology and Geography
4. Archaeology and History
5. Archaeology and History of Art
6. Archaeology
7. Archeology
8. Chemical Engineering
9. Chemistry
10. Civil and Environmental Engineering
11. Civil and Structural Engineering
12. Civil Engineering
13. Computing
14. Computing Science and Mathematics
15. Computing Science and Physics
16. Computing Science
17. Electrical and Electronic Engineering
18. Electronic and Software Engineering
19. Environmental Chemistry
20. Geography and Geoscience
21. Geography and History
22. Geography and International Relations
23. Geography and Sociology
24. Geography
25. Geology and Petroleum Geology
26. Geology and Physics
27. Geology
28. Geophysics
29. Geoscience
30. Mathematics and Philosophy
31. Mathematics and Physics
32. Mathematics and Physics
33. Mathematics
34. Mathematics
35. Mechanical and Electrical Engineering
36. Mechanical Engineering
37. Mechanical Engineering with Oil and Gas Studies
38. Oil and Gas Chemistry
39. Petroleum Engineering
40. Physical Sciences
41. Physics
42. Physics with Geology
43. Physics with Philosophy

Gain the skills you need to progress to an engineering or science degree at Aberdeen and benefit from studying in the Energy Capital of Europe.

A WORLD-RANKING UNIVERSITY
The University of Aberdeen ranks in the top 160 universities* in the world. As a student here, you will be able to learn from and contribute to world-leading research, making an impact on the rest of the world.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE
With over 14,500 students on campus, the University of Aberdeen is a vibrant and lively place to be a student. After you progress from the International Study Centre, you will be a part of the 130 different nationalities at the University, giving you not just the opportunity to discover Scottish culture, but those from all over the world.

FLEXIBLE STUDY OPTIONS
At Aberdeen, you will follow the Scottish education system –with most undergraduate degrees lasting four years. Scottish degrees are traditionally more flexible than the rest of the UK, allowing you to choose your studies based on your interests or explore other areas to maximise your employability.

• 13th in the UK in the Guardian University Guide 2023
• 192nd in the world in the Times Higher Education Ranking 2023
• 2nd in Scotland, Wales and N Ireland for student satisfaction in The National Student Survey 2023
• 2nd in the UK for Sustainable Education in the QS Sustainability Rankings 2023
• Queen’s Anniversary Prize for research and teaching in Soil Science in 2021
• A historical place to study Enjoy a long history of academic excellence by gaining your degree at Scotland’s 3rd oldest university, and the 5th oldest in the United Kingdom, founded in 1495.

A range of accommodations, located in or close to King’s Campus, Hillhead Student Village and the City Centre.

• from £99 to £169 per week

When you are deciding on which accommodation you would want to live in, you will have the option to choose from catered or self-catered. If you prefer to cook, and have the freedom to shop for yourself, the self-catered package may be best for you. A variety of supermarkets are only a short walk away, with plenty of small convenience stores that are also usually open until late.

You can also live in alcohol free or quiet accommodation in our dedicated blocks. This year we are offering students the option of Keith House. If you accept your offer of alcohol free accommodation you will have entered into an agreement not to drink alcohol in your apartment. If you do so you will be moved to another residence/apartment of our discretion.