Ennroll: How to Apply for Study Abroad in Dundee UK

Studying abroad can be a rewarding and life-changing experience. But it can also be a little daunting at first.

USC's program in Dundee, Scotland allows students to immerse themselves in Scottish culture and academic life. Dundee is a modern city with an array of cultural destinations, such as the Dundee Contemporary Arts Centre and McManus Galleries, and is home to stunning natural scenery.

Studying in Dundee

Located on the east coast of Scotland, Dundee is a vibrant city where students can immerse themselves in Scottish culture and academic life. USC’s program in Dundee allows students to earn an internationally recognized degree from the University of Dundee, which was recently ranked 1st in Scotland and in the Top 200 universities worldwide for graduate prospects (Complete University Guide 2022).

The university campus is like a small community, with a world-class library, state-of-the-art sports facilities, and a vibrant Students’ Union. It’s also a great place to meet new people and explore your interests, with a variety of clubs and societies to join and events to attend.

The university offers a wide range of scholarships designed to empower students to achieve their full potential. Scholarships are available for both undergraduate and postgraduate students and cover a variety of fees, including tuition, living costs, and exam fees. Some of these are specifically for international students, while others are open to all students.

The University of Dundee

The University of Dundee transforms lives locally and globally through the creation, sharing, and application of knowledge. Students from around the world choose to study at the university, which is ranked in the top 30 UK universities (Research Excellence Framework 2022). Its ground-breaking research has led to innovations including keyhole surgery and flat-screen technology. Its alumni include Turner Prize winners, political leaders, activists for social change, and captains of industry.

The university is organized into ten Schools, with courses offered across a wide range of subjects. Many are led by world-class researchers, providing students with insight into the latest developments within their subject area.

The main campus is located in the heart of Dundee and is just a 10-minute walk from shops, bars, and restaurants. The hospital and Ninewells Campus are also located close to the university, as is the Kirkcaldy campus where the School of Nursing and Midwifery is based. The city offers a safe, friendly, and welcoming student culture, with lots of opportunities for clubs, sports, and events.

The City of Dundee

Dundee is a major urban settlement on the banks of the River Tay in eastern Scotland and is the fourth largest city in the country. It forms part of the historic county of Angus and is situated on the north shore of the Firth of Tay, which is crossed there by road and rail bridges.

The city became famous for its production of jute, a long shiny vegetable fiber that is used to make twine and rope. It was so important that the town was even nicknamed 'juteopolis'.

During the Industrial Revolution, the city became a hub of manufacturing. Many of the factories have since been demolished, but the legacy of the city's history is still evident today in its architectural style and culture.

Dundonians are known for their distinctive accent, which uses the monophthong /e/ in place of the diphthong /ai/. The city is a cultural and artistic center with a number of museums, galleries, and attractions including the V&A Dundee Museum of Design.

Living in Dundee

Dundee is home to two universities and has a great range of student accommodation options. Students can choose from on-campus halls, the city center, or West End flats. These offer clean and safe lodging in a comfortable setting. Some offer en suite bathrooms. All offer inclusive rents.

Living expenses are relatively low in Dundee and many students can live comfortably on a reasonable salary. However, it is important to understand the local costs of living before deciding whether to study in the city. It is also important to be aware of how tuition fees impact your budget.

Tuition at Dundee's two universities is capped and students pay only a small deposit before starting classes. The rest is covered by the Scottish government through the Student Awards Agency for Scotland. This removes the stress of figuring out how much to spend and when. It also allows you to focus on gaining the best experience possible during your time in Dundee.