M.Res from University Of Aberdeen [ABDN], Aberdeen - Fees & Admission Details 2026

• To be honest, the difficulty level is average. Not as difficult as it used to be in India. There are fewer subjects and not all the subjects have exams. It is a combination of assignments and exams so it is ok to manage.
• Positive aspect is that i got to learn a lot of new ways of doing an Assignment, got a lot of feedback from the professors and gained a lot of knowledge while studying. Negative aspect is that the expectation for an assignment is really high from a post grad student and as we come from India, we are not very familiar with the way they teach here. Here they expect you to have a basic knowledge of things, which we do not have because we are new to this way of learning and teaching. So it is difficult sometimes to cope with their ways of studying and their expectations.
• So for my course i had a max of 3 classes per day and only 3-4 days a week. The timetable was not very hectic and i got a lot of time for myself and my part-time job. But for other courses it was different. They had classes for the full day, 9-5, so it really depends on your course. The timings for class are usually between 9-6 only and each class could be either 1 hour,2 or 3 hours.
• Average number of students in my class is 10-12.
• There are a lot, literally a lot, of indian students in the uni. If I talk about my course, out of 12 there are at least 5-6 indian students. The uni is full of Indian students so you will meet a lot of them here.

• So my total fee was £23,800; i got a scholarship of £8000 from the University.
• I paid £3000 initially to get my CAS letter. After that I paid the 2nd instalment of £5000, the third instalment of £4000 and the last instalment of £3800. All the payments were done through Flywire for safe and secure money transfer overseas.
• For the accommodation, I chose a private student accommodation which cost me £4,386, for 51 weeks and i made 7 instalments for the same and paid it myself after i got a part-time job here at Aberdeen.
• The fee charged at uni for postgraduate students is normally to be paid within a month or two after starting the uni but you can always ask them to make an instalment plan for you to pay your fee.
• Breakdown of monthly expenses:
  • Rent: £350-£600 or more per month
  • Transportation – £70-£100
  • Grocery – £100 max
  • Eating outside – £10-25 per outing
  • Shopping and miscellaneous – £100 or more depending on what you buy.
  • In total, you will be spending around £700-£1000 monthly.
     

Aberdeen University is one of the top research based public university in UK. In Law, it has wide array of courses ranging from LLM in Intellectual Property Rights, Human Rights to Energy Law. I have selected LLM in International Commercial Law and the course modules are up to date.

£19000 is the tuition fees.

In my case, I had a field trip that enhance my knowledge about what we studied in class. moreover, the curriculum and academics are more highly updated than my UG.

20,000 pounds

As my course was industry related, the curriculum was well designed and much updated to the practical world of industrial practice. The assignments and projects gave an near exposure to the industry practice.

21,000 GBP is the program fee.

So it's one year masters program, so you'll be packed with assignments and subjects. And it's a theoretical degree so you won't be getting any kind practical training.

Because I'm form Radiology background and this the university where first MRI Machine was made and they have a good reputation, regarding there medical imaging and medical physics subject

Excellent. You get to choose added courses to also take that aren't just your degree subjects which allows you to have a bigger range of knowledge. Not all courses have exams which are good. It offers different variations on being examined such as quizzes and essays and exams.

There are only Accommodation fees unless you are from outside of Scotland which is usual for most universities in Scotland.