University of Dundee

The School of Life Sciences has approved the following courses:

• MSc Clinical Embryology & In Vitro Fertilisation (distance learning)
• Clinical Embryology & In Vitro Fertilisation (distance learning) PGDip
• Clinical Embryology & In Vitro Fertilisation (distance learning) PGCert
• MSc Biological Data Science
• MSc Science and Health Communication

The School of Dentistry has approved the following course:

• MSc Forensic and Legal Odontology course

The art school, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design has approved the following new course:

• MFA Curatorial Practice (Art & Design)

The School of Humanities, Social Sciences and Law has approved the following new course:

• MSc Psychology of Mental Health

The School of Science and Engineering has approved the following new courses:

• Computer Science (Data Science and AI) BSc (Hons) also available with Industrial Placement
• Computer Science (User Experience and Design) BSc (Hons) also available with Industrial Placement
• Computer Science BSc (Hons) also available with Industrial Placement

Students who choose to study at the University of Dundee will benefit from an excellent standard of teaching across all of its programs and courses. Dundee ranked in nine subject areas, with life sciences within the world's top 100 and Law within the world's top 125 (Times Higher Education World University Rankings by Subject 2023).

Students can access world-class facilities to add to the excellent teaching on offer. Facilities include a state-of-the-art library, extensive IT facilities and campus Wi-Fi.

Students can take advantage of relatively small class sizes with tutors who are available to answer any questions that they may have. As a result, students will have the perfect opportunity to get the most out of their tuition which will be tailored to what they need.

Dundee's students clearly agree that the teaching is of a high quality. In the National Student Survey 2022, Dundee recorded overall satisfaction of 76.8 per cent for full time students on undergraduate degrees.

The University of Dundee is split into eight schools, each one with a focus on a different set of academic disciplines. All schools have associated research centres or units. The schools are:

• Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design – offers courses in ten different art and design disciplines including animation, fine art and textile design.
• School of Business – this school teaches courses in a range of subject areas including accounting, business and economics.
• School of Dentistry – Dundee is ranked 1st in the UK for Dentistry (Guardian University Guide 2024).
• School of Humanities, Social Sciences and Law – subjects taught within the School of Humanities include law, education and society, energy environment and society, psychology and humanities.
• School of Life Sciences – the School of Life Sciences is one of the world leaders in biomedical and health sciences.
• School of Medicine – Medicine students at Dundee have access to a range of facilities including a Clinical Research Imagining Facility (CRIF).
• School of Health Sciences – this school is located in two campuses, and offers learning in adult, child and mental health nursing.
• School of Science and Engineering – this school provides programs in anatomy and human identification, computing, engineering, mathematics and physics.

Applicants to the University of Dundee will find that the entry requirements to a course may vary depending on the faculty and programme type selected. Applicants should therefore check the specific entry requirements page of their chosen course before applying.

All of the course content delivered at the university is in the English language, so international applicants will need to demonstrate a minimum English language proficiency as stated in their course requirements. For those whose first language is not English, an IELTS result demonstrating a minimum score of 6.5 is usually required. Equivalent test scores from other providers may be accepted in some circumstances. Students with no documented test scores are still able to apply but may be given an offer that is conditional on satisfying language requirements.

Finally, international students who need a visa to study in the UK are also required to meet the level of English required by UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI).

The University of Dundee has invested in a range of undergraduate and postgraduate scholarships to support and attract the best students.

Students at the university will be able to benefit from the university's Global Excellence Scholarship, which recognises and rewards students for exceptional academic, community-based or other extra-curricular activities. Successful students can receive up to GBP 6,000 per academic year.

Other scholarships include:

• Global Citizenship Scholarship – up to GBP 5,000 for any eligible undergraduate student.
• Vice Chancellor's Africa Scholarship – students from eligible countries may receive GBP 4,000 per year to help with undergraduate tuition fees.
• Vice Chancellor's South Asia Scholarship – up to GBP 4,000 per year of study for eligible UG and PG students living in South Asia.

These scholarships change from region to region. Students can find out more about scholarships by visiting the university's dedicated scholarship page or asking the university's staff.

The University of Dundee offers its students outstanding levels of access to world-class facilities to ensure they can maximise their academic and research potential while at the university.

• Accommodation – A wide variety of accommodation options suitable for students of every level, from undergraduate to postgraduate, are available on or near to the campus. All accommodation types are furnished with shared kitchens, private bedrooms and en-suite bathrooms.
• Students' Union – Dundee University Students' Association (DUSA) supports more than 240 societies, so students will easily be able to meet new people and try different things. They can also purchase coffee, tea and lunch at DUSA, making it an ideal location for socialising.
• Libraries –There are multiple libraries on campus for students to use. The main library has a wide range of electronic and printed resources, as well as a cafe and relaxation areas, group study rooms with the latest technology, and flexible, creative spaces.
• Relax – Campus also has an array of areas where students can relax including the global room. Here, students can speak with the friendly team who will provide information about exciting events including international film screenings and cultural events such as St Andrew's Day celebrations.