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Why choose Aberdeen?
What can I study? (Undergraduate)
What can I study? (Postgraduate part 1)
What can I study? (Postgraduate part 2)
Fast Facts
Where will I live?
How much will university cost?
Are there any scholarships?
What learning resources are there?
What about support for students?
Can I study abroad?
How much will university cost?
What will I need to pay for?
Your main costs will be your tuition fees, your accommodation, materials for your course (books, stationery etc) and your cost of living, including food, tra
nsport and, of course, social life.
In the academic year 2007/2008 the cost of tuition fees for undergraduate students is £1,735 per year, with the exception of medical students, where the cost of tuition fees is £2,760 per year. Scottish students should apply to the Student Awards Agency for Scotland to cover this cost. Students from England and Wales should apply to their Local Education Authority; students from Northern Ireland should contact their Education and Library Board for advice about financial support for their studies. Students from elsewhere in the EU should also contact the Student Award Agency who often cover the cost of these fees.
A rough estimate of the costs (excluding fees) that you can expect in your first year might look like this:
- accommodation costs (hall of residence with meals) £4,000
- books and stationery £170
- clothes £140
- laundry/cleaning £50
- telephone £80
- postage £50
- travel £100
- sport/leisure £340
- (other costs) £350
TOTAL £5,280
Remember, this is a conservative estimate: most students will spend more than £140 on clothes in a year and your actual costs will depend on your lifestyle.
There could also be some extra costs for your degree. For example if you are doing a science degree which involves a field course as part of the programme, you will need to pay the cost of the field course yourself.
Money Advice Centre - making your budget stretch further
The University has an independent Money Advice Centre, run in conjunction with the Students' Association. The Centre provides free and independent advice to students, including:
- confidential one-to-one advice
- advice on constructing a personal budget
- personalised budget form (on any student PC)
- guidance on loans, banking, mortgages etc
- seminars on budgeting and money management
For information on how the University can help you with finances click here to see our bursaries and scholarships.
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