University of Aberdeen

Aberdeen United Kingdom

Founded in 1495, the University of Aberdeen is the fifth oldest university in the UK, with a student population of over 14,000, and a large international community of students drawn from 120 different countries. The fastest rising university in the World’s top 200, the University of Aberdeen has an excellent reputation for teaching and research, with four Nobel Prizes awarded for work carried out or begun here. The University is divided into three colleges: Arts and Social Sciences, Life Sciences and Medicine, and Physical Sciences. These offer over 650 first degree programmes in the areas of Arts and Divinity, Education, Medicine and Medical Sciences, Social Sciences and Law, an