389 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The University of Aberdeen offers a comprehensive MA in Finance, designed to equip students with a profound understanding of financial principles and practices. This full-time programme spans 48 months and is delivered on campus, ensuring an immersive educational experience that prepares graduates for diverse careers in finance.

The Art History and Music programme at the University of Aberdeen provides students with an extensive knowledge of the history of art from the Middle Ages to the present day, covering a wide range of media and techniques.

The Finance and Spanish and Latin American Studies programme of the University of Aberdeen brings the strong competitive advantage of a major international second language and culture to your powerful understanding of the principles of finance and wider business skills, making you an extremely sought-after graduate across the industry, public and other sectors.

The Anthropology programme of the University of Aberdeen is a wide and fascinating exploration of humankind and what it means to ‘be human’. You will study the differences in human cultures and societies and how they have developed across the world. The programme has a special focus on the northern polar countries and their links to north east Scotland.

Anthropology and Language and Linguistics at the University of Aberdeen is the study of the diversity of human communities and cultures around the world. It brings together theories about ‘being human’ from a wide range of Western and non-Western thinkers to understand human action, culture and thought, as studied through long-term international research with the communities themselves. 

Accountancy and Spanish and Latin American Studies at the University of Aberdeen brings international opportunities to your existing foundation in accountancy, business and finance. You will gain a competitive advantage by studying a modern European language also widely spoken in the US and Latin America.

The Sports and Exercise Science programme of the University of Aberdeen is about understanding how our bodies survive the extreme stresses imposed upon them during sporting activities performed under a wide range of environmental conditions.

The English with Creative Writing programme of the University of Aberdeen gives you all the advantages of a highly-rated teaching, research and creative hub, teaching by acclaimed writers and poets at Scotland's top centre for creative writing, and the opportunity to develop your own writing.

The Engineering programme at the University of Aberdeen is a full-time, four-year degree designed for versatile thinkers. This on-campus programme offers a broad foundation across multiple disciplines before specialising. You will benefit from world-class facilities and strong industry links while studying in a major UK engineering hub.

Geography is the study of the Earth’s surface, with particular emphasis on the relationships between people and their environment. The curriculum of the Geography programme of the University of Aberdeen reflects the changing nature of these relationships and current approaches to addressing them.

The Anthropology and Film and Visual Culture programme of the University of Aberdeen is a great study combination and will enhance your grounding in what it means to ‘be human’ with an in-depth study of how we communicate thoughts and ideas visually – a key attribute for humans.

Apply the theories of Stephen Hawking to invent! The fascination about how the world works is called “Natural Philosophy”. The subject covers many disciplines including Metaphysics, Principles and Matter, Cosmology, and Calculus. At the Natural Philosophy programme of the University of Aberdeen the subject looks more at science of Quantum Mechanics, Optics, Space, Applied Mathematics and Physics.

The Physiology programme of the University of Aberdeen studies one of the key disciplines underpinning our knowledge of medicine, dentistry and veterinary science.

The Celtic and Anglo-Saxon Studies programme of the University of Aberdeen is an exciting new programme, building on a strong track record of Celtic teaching to offer a fascinating, flexible and interdisciplinary study of the Celtic, Anglo-Saxon, and Scandinavian peoples.

If you have an aptitude and fascination for how the physical world works, are interested in how chemical reactions and the physical properties of matter can be harnessed to create world-changing technologies, and want to contribute positively to making the life of the human race better, then you should consider the Chemical Engineering programme of the University of Aberdeen.

Mathematics is vital to the physical and engineering sciences, and very significant in the economic, social and biological sciences. It is the essential tool with which scientists formulate theories and analyse their consequences. Learn more with the Mathematics programme of the University of Aberdeen.

At the Medicine programme of the University of Aberdeen, you will study medicine in a thriving medical school that is co-located on one of the largest clinical sites in Europe with superb teaching and extensive research facilities. 

Are you interested in the way we behave and interact with each other? Do you enjoy problem solving people? The Psychology and Sociology programme of the University of Aberdeen studies two very similar fields which combine well. Psychology is the science of mental processing and behaviour whereas Sociology is the study of modern societies and their development.

The Business Management and Gaelic Studies programme of the University of Aberdeen is a great study combination, adding to a thorough grounding in management and organisations with an in-depth study of Gaelic, Scotland’s oldest living language, and its origins and culture.

The Business Management and History programme of the University of Aberdeen will add value to your business grounding and people skills. You will study both subject within the context of world events - recent as well as historic, and will learn about the recent histories of Europe, East Asia and other regions important in today’s global economy.