Mathematics BSc (Hons)
Dundee · IELTS 6.0
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Dundee · IELTS 6.0
Dundee · IELTS 6.0
Dundee · IELTS 6.0
Dundee · IELTS 6.0
Dundee · IELTS 6.0
Dundee · IELTS 6.0
Dundee · IELTS 6.5
Dundee · IELTS 6.5
Dundee · IELTS 6.5
Dundee · IELTS 6.5
Dundee · IELTS 6.5
Dundee · IELTS 6.0
Dundee, Scotland, United Kingdom
Value - £3,000
Additional requirements In partnership with the University of Dundee, Al-Maktoum College Dundee are providing living support bursaries for applicants joining an MSc Islamic Finance course (or pathway) in the 2026/27 academic year. The scholarship is worth £3,000 and will be paid in 10 monthly instalments of £300 after you have started your course. To be eligible for this scholarship you must: Have either a conditional or unconditional offer to study a full-time, on campus taught programme in one of the following programmes: Islamic Banking and Finance MSc Islamic Banking, Finance and International Business MSc Islamic Finance MSc MSc Islamic Finance and the Digital Economy MSc Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Islamic Finance MSc Islamic Finance and Artificial Intelligence for Business Be starting your course in September 2026, January 2027 Hold 'International' Fee Status
Mature students
You will be automatically considered for scholarship eligibility when you apply for the relevant course at this institution
There is no separate application form for this bursary. Your eligibility will be assessed by our Admissions team, and we will notify you in writing if you are eligible to receive this bursary. Our Admissions team will contact Al-Maktoum College after you enrol at Dundee to confirm your award.
Value: £1,500 - £3,000
The University of Dundee provides a scholarship of up to £3,000 for Alumni. If you meet the following criteria, then you will be eligible to receive the scholarship: Your programme must be full-time, taught on campus and lead to the award of a bachelor’s or master’s degree or the Diploma in Professional Legal Practice. Your programme fee must be £8,500 or above for Undergraduate programmes or £10,850 or above for Postgraduate Taught programmes. Have graduated from the University of Dundee, having previously completed an undergraduate or postgraduate taught degree, or Have completed a student Exchange or Study Abroad programme at the University of Dundee which has lasted for a minimum of 1 semester. Where eligible, this scholarship can be combined with one of the following scholarships: Global Excellence or Vice-Chancellor's Scholarships Where eligible this scholarship cannot be combined with: Alumni and Family
Mature students
You will be automatically considered for scholarship eligibility when you apply for the relevant course at this institution
There is no separate application form for this scholarship. You must apply to study an eligible course at the University of Dundee first and your eligibility will be assessed as part of your course application. If you believe you are eligible for this scholarship and have not been notified prior to starting your course, please contact us.
Value: £1,500 - £3,000
Additional requirements If someone in your immediate family is a graduate of the University of Dundee or is currently undertaking a degree programme at the University of Dundee, then you may be eligible for the scholarship if you meet the following criteria: Your programme must be full-time, taught on campus and lead to the award of a bachelor’s or master’s degree. Your programme fee must be £8,500 or above for Undergraduate programmes or £10,850 or above for Postgraduate Taught programmes. Have an immediate family member who has graduated from the University of Dundee or is currently undertaking a degree programme at the University of Dundee. Immediate family members include: Mother Father Spouse Step parent (by marriage) Brother or Sister Half brother and sister (by marriage) Where eligible, this scholarship can be combined with one of the following scholarships: Global Excellence or Vice-Chancellor's Scholarships (one region only) Where eligible, this scholarship cannot be combined with: Alumni
Mature students
You need to apply separately for this scholarship
Please apply for the Alumni Family Scholarship using 'Apply for funding' section in your eVision portal.
Chevening is the UK Government’s global scholarship programme that offers future leaders the unique opportunity to study in the UK. These scholarships are awarded to outstanding professionals from all over the world to pursue a one-year master’s degree in any subject at any UK university. To be eligible to submit an application for a Chevening Scholarship, you must: Be a citizen of a Chevening eligible country or territory. Return to your country of citizenship for a minimum of two years after your award has ended. Have completed all components of an undergraduate degree that will enable you to gain entry onto a postgraduate programme at the University of Dundee by the time you submit your application. This is typically equivalent to an upper second-class 2:1 honours degree in the UK. Have at least two years of work experience. Have received an unconditional offer from the University of Dundee by 10 July 2026.
Academic excellence
You need to apply separately for this scholarship
For all the information you will need, please visit the following Chevening link.
Value - £2,000 - £2,500 per year.
The University of Dundee offers the Dow Memorial Trust Scholarship to undergraduate students of Medicine or Dentistry who are undergoing financial need. Scholarships are awarded each year, and the value of a scholarship is in the order of £2,000 per year in Years 1,2 and 3 and £2,500 in Years 4 and 5. An additional payment is made in Year 5 to help with the cost of GDC Registration. This is awarded for each year of the course of study, subject to a satisfactory academic record. This scholarship is open to current and prospective undergraduate students of Dentistry at the University of Dundee. Eligible applicants must be able to demonstrate financial need.
Academic excellence
You will be automatically considered for scholarship eligibility when you apply for the relevant course at this institution
The University Admissions team will automatically assess your personal information to confirm your eligibility for this award and all eligible offer holders will be provided with further information and instructions on how to apply.
Value: £2,000 - £2,500 per year.
The University of Dundee offers the Dow Memorial Trust Scholarship to undergraduate students of Medicine who are undergoing financial need. Scholarships are awarded each year and the value of a scholarship is in the order of £2,000 per year in Years 1,2 and 3 and £2,500 in Year 4 and £2700 in Year 5. Year 5 has an additional amount to help with the GMC registration fee. The BMSC (Intercalated Course) may be applicable for this award please contact the school for further information. This scholarship is open to current and prospective undergraduate students of Medicine or Dentistry at the University of Dundee. Eligible applicants must be able to demonstrate financial need. The closing date has been entered as a guide date and may be subject to change. Please contact the School of Medicine for clarification. This is awarded for each year of the course of study, subject to a satisfactory academic record.
Income related, Academic excellence
You will be automatically considered for scholarship eligibility when you apply for the relevant course at this institution
The University Admissions team will automatically assess your personal information to confirm your eligibility for this award and all eligible offer holders will be provided with further information and instructions on how to apply.
Value - £6,000 per year of study
Additional requirements You must: Be studying at a GEMS Education School while applying to an Undergraduate course at the University of Dundee. Hold an offer for a full-time, on-campus Undergraduate programme (excludes Medicine and Dentistry). Apply to a course with a tuition fee of £21,800 per year or above. Hold International Fee Status, as confirmed in your Offer letter.
Mature students
You will be automatically considered for scholarship eligibility when you apply for the relevant course at this institution
There is no separate application required for this scholarship. To be considered, please ensure that you provide your academic transcripts as evidence of meeting the eligibility criteria. The University Admissions Team will review these before confirming any award.
Value - £8,000
Other eligibility requirements You must: Application & Offer Hold an offer for a full-time, on-campus taught Master’s programme in any academic School. Programme fee must be £22,250 or above. Academic Achievement Hold a UK 1st Class degree (or equivalent*). *Equivalencies of all qualifications are determined at the discretion of the University of Dundee. Fee Status Be classified as an International Fee-paying student, as confirmed in your offer letter.
Academic excellence
You will be automatically considered for scholarship eligibility when you apply for the relevant course at this institution
There is no separate application required for this scholarship. To be considered, please ensure that you provide your final academic qualifications as evidence of meeting the eligibility criteria. The University Admissions Team will review these before confirming any award. Please note that awards cannot be made on the basis of predicted grades or without the necessary documentation.
Value: £7,500 per year of study.
Other eligibility requirements Application & Offer Hold an offer for a full-time, on-campus taught Bachelor's programme in any academic School. With the exception of the School of Medicine and the School of Dentistry Programme fee must be £21,800 or above. Academic Achievement Achieve AAB at A-Level or above (or equivalent). *Equivalencies of all qualifications are determined at the discretion of the University of Dundee. Graduate Entry LLB- UK 1st Class degree (or equivalent).
Academic excellence
You will be automatically considered for scholarship eligibility when you apply for the relevant course at this institution
There is no separate application required for this scholarship. To be considered, please ensure that you provide your final academic qualifications as evidence of meeting the eligibility criteria. The University Admissions Team will review these before confirming any award. Please note that awards cannot be made on the basis of predicted grades or without the necessary documentation.
Value - £4,000
Other eligibility requirements Application & Offer Hold an offer for an eligible Postgraduate Taught programme at the University of Dundee. Postgraduate Taught: full-time, on-campus Master’s programme in any academic School. Programme fee must be £22,250 or above. Fee Status Hold International Fee Status, as determined by the University of Dundee (confirmed in your offer letter). International College Dundee (ICD) Applicants from ICD are eligible if they meet all the above criteria. The scholarship will be applied upon progression to the University of Dundee.
Mature students
You will be automatically considered for scholarship eligibility when you apply for the relevant course at this institution
There is no separate application required for this scholarship. The University Admissions Team will automatically review the information you have provided to confirm your eligibility for the award.
Value - £4,000
Other eligibility requirements Application & Offer Hold an offer for an eligible Undergraduate programme at the University of Dundee. Undergraduate: full-time, on-campus programme (excludes Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences). Programme fee must be £21,800 or above. Fee Status Hold International Fee Status, as determined by the University of Dundee (confirmed in your offer letter). International College Dundee (ICD) Applicants from ICD are eligible if they meet all the above criteria. The scholarship will be applied upon progression to the University of Dundee.
Mature students
You will be automatically considered for scholarship eligibility when you apply for the relevant course at this institution
There is no separate application required for this scholarship. The University Admissions Team will automatically review the information you have provided to confirm your eligibility for the award.
The Online Distance Learning Pre-Master’s Programme (DL PMP) in Art and Design at the University of Dundee is designed for students who wish to progress to the prestigious Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design, ranked in the Top 10 for Art & Design in the UK (Complete University Guide 2024). Delivered fully online, this programme develops your academic, creative, and English language skills to prepare you for postgraduate study. You can choose between a one-term fast-track course or a two-term extended option with additional academic English and specialist art and design modules. Upon successful completion, you will progress to your postgraduate degree at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design, joining one of the UK’s leading centres for creativity and innovation. Modules: English for Advanced Academic Studies 1; Step Up to Postgraduate Study; English for Advanced Academic Studies 2
The Online Distance Learning Pre-Master’s Programme (DL PMP) in Business at the University of Dundee is the ideal pathway for students who want to pursue a postgraduate business degree but don’t yet meet the entry requirements. This entirely online programme is designed for students whose qualifications may not align with UK undergraduate standards or who need to improve their academic and English language skills. The online DL PMP will equip you with the advanced skills required for success in your postgraduate business studies. You can complete the programme in one of two formats, based on your academic background and English language level: The one-term option is a fast-track route, studied entirely online over three months, to prepare you for your next step in your chosen business degree. The two-term option is studied online over six months and offers additional academic English and business-related support to ensure you are well-prepared. Once you have successfully completed the online Pre-Master’s Programme, you will need to travel to the UK to join the University of Dundee and continue your chosen business master’s degree in person. Start your journey to a business master’s degree in the UK today with the Online Distance Learning Pre-Master’s Programme at the University of Dundee. Modules: English for Advanced Academic Studies 1; Step Up to Postgraduate Study; English for Advanced Academic Studies 2; Data Insights; Legal and Ethical Frameworks in Global Business and Society; Management in Context
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The Online Distance Learning Pre-Master’s Programme (DL PMP) in Computing at the University of Dundee is an ideal pathway for students who want to pursue a postgraduate degree in computing but do not yet meet the entry requirements. Whether your qualifications don’t yet match UK undergraduate standards or you want to improve your academic and English language skills, this fully online programme provides the foundation you need for success in postgraduate computing studies. You’ll gain essential skills in areas such as academic writing, research, and subject-specific content that supports your progression into advanced computing fields like data science, software engineering, and cybersecurity. The one-term option is an intensive, three-month course designed to fast-track your preparation for postgraduate study. The two-term option is a six-month course offering additional academic English and subject-specific support to build your confidence and readiness. After successfully completing the online Pre-Master’s, you’ll travel to the UK to begin your master’s degree in computing at the University of Dundee. Modules: English for Advanced Academic Studies 1; Step Up to Postgraduate Study; English for Advanced Academic Studies 2; Data Insights; Legal and Ethical Frameworks in Global Business and Society; Essentials of Software Engineering
The Online Distance Learning Pre-Master’s Programme (DL PMP) in Education and Psychology at the University of Dundee is the perfect pathway for students who want to pursue a postgraduate degree in these fields but don’t yet meet the entry requirements. Whether you need to improve your academic skills, enhance your English language proficiency, or meet UK degree equivalency, this fully online programme provides the support and preparation you need to succeed at postgraduate level. You’ll develop core academic skills such as critical thinking, academic writing, and research methods, alongside subject-focused content aligned with your future studies in education or psychology. Choose the study option that fits your background: Modules: English for Advanced Academic Studies 1; Step Up to Postgraduate Study; English for Advanced Academic Studies 2; Data Insights; Literature Search & Annotated Bibliography; Legal and Ethical Frameworks in Global Business and Society
The Online Distance Learning Pre-Master’s Programme (DL PMP) in Engineering at the University of Dundee is the perfect pathway for students who want to pursue a postgraduate degree in engineering but don’t yet meet the entry requirements. The University is ranked 12th in the UK for Civil Engineering (The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide, 2025), with accredited courses in biomedical, civil, and mechanical engineering that develop your technical and problem-solving skills to address real-world challenges. This fully online programme helps you build the academic and English language skills needed for postgraduate study in engineering. You can choose from two flexible study options: Modules: English for Advanced Academic Studies 1; Step Up to Postgraduate Study; English for Advanced Academic Studies 2; Engineering Modelling
The Online Distance Learning Pre-Master’s Programme (DL PMP) in Humanities, Social Sciences and Law at the University of Dundee is the ideal pathway for students who aspire to pursue a postgraduate degree in these fields but don’t yet meet the entry requirements. This programme equips you with advanced academic and language skills essential for success in your postgraduate studies. Depending on your academic qualifications and English language proficiency, you can choose from two study formats: The one-term option provides a fast-track, intensive online course studied over three months, preparing you effectively for your chosen degree in humanities, social sciences or law. The two-term option is an extended online course studied over six months, offering additional academic English support alongside subject-specific modules to ensure thorough preparation. Upon successful completion of the online Pre-Master’s Programme, you will travel to the UK to join the University of Dundee and continue your chosen master’s degree in humanities, social sciences or law in person. Begin your journey towards a UK postgraduate degree today with the Online Distance Learning Pre-Master’s Programme at the University of Dundee. Modules: English for Advanced Academic Studies 1; Step Up to Postgraduate Study; English for Advanced Academic Studies 2
The Online Distance Learning Pre-Master’s Programme (DL PMP) in Nursing at the University of Dundee is a tailored pathway for students who are passionate about healthcare and aspire to progress into a postgraduate nursing degree but do not yet meet the direct entry requirements. Whether you need to meet UK academic standards or improve your English language skills, this fully online programme helps you build the academic foundation and confidence needed to succeed in advanced nursing studies. Through a combination of academic English, study skills, and healthcare-focused content, you’ll develop the knowledge and critical thinking needed to transition smoothly into postgraduate-level learning in nursing. You can choose from two flexible study formats: Modules: English for Advanced Academic Studies 1; Step Up to Postgraduate Study; English for Advanced Academic Studies 2; Literature Search & Annotated Bibliography; Legal and Ethical Frameworks in Global Business and Society; Professional Studies Project DL
This degree is now closed for applications. To explore other degrees available, please visit our course finder. The Art and Design pathway at International College Dundee is an inspiring starting point for your creative degree and future career. It leads to a range of undergraduate programmes at the University of Dundee’s Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design, one of the UK’s most respected art schools. You will explore key concepts in art and design theory while developing your practical skills through studio-based projects. You will also study the foundations of psychology to help you understand human behaviour and apply this insight to your creative work. With small class sizes, specialist teaching, and continuous feedback, you will receive the personal support you need to refine your skills and grow in confidence. When you successfully complete the IS1 Art and Design pathway, you are guaranteed progression to your chosen degree at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design. Modules: Studio Practice; Digital Media; Film, Media and Popular Culture; Cultural Context; English for Academic Purposes; Step up to your Degree
Academic entry requirements are published per country of education (250 countries; see entry_requirements_by_country). Global requirements: Four GCSE passes at grades A-C Two GCE Advanced Levels at grades E Three GCE Advanced Subsidiary Levels at grades D-E International Baccalaureate with 20 points IB Middle Years Programme (completion of MYP Certificate, with four subjects graded 3 and above)
IELTS: 2-terms : 6.0 (with no individual score lower than 5.5, and a 6.0 in writing) 3-terms : 5.5 (with no individual score lower than 5.5) | Oxford ELLT: 2-terms : 6 (with no less than 5 in each skill) 3-terms : 5 (with no less than 5 in each skill)
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This degree is now closed for applications. To explore other degrees available, please visit our course finder. The Art and Design pathway at International College Dundee is an inspiring starting point for your creative degree and future career. It leads to a range of undergraduate programmes at the University of Dundee’s Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design, one of the UK’s most respected art schools. You will explore key concepts in art and design theory while developing your practical skills through studio-based projects. You will also study the foundations of psychology to help you understand human behaviour and apply this insight to your creative work. With small class sizes, specialist teaching, and continuous feedback, you will receive the personal support you need to refine your skills and grow in confidence. When you successfully complete the IS1 Art and Design pathway, you are guaranteed progression to your chosen degree at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design. Modules: Studio Practice; Digital Media; Film, Media and Popular Culture; Cultural Context; English for Academic Purposes; Step up to your Degree
Academic entry requirements are published per country of education (250 countries; see entry_requirements_by_country). Global requirements: Four GCSE passes at grades A-C Two GCE Advanced Levels at grades E Three GCE Advanced Subsidiary Levels at grades D-E International Baccalaureate with 20 points IB Middle Years Programme (completion of MYP Certificate, with four subjects graded 3 and above)
IELTS: 2-terms : 6.0 (with no individual score lower than 5.5, and a 6.0 in writing) 3-terms : 5.5 (with no individual score lower than 5.5) | Oxford ELLT: 2-terms : 6 (with no less than 5 in each skill) 3-terms : 5 (with no less than 5 in each skill)
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The International Stage One (IS1) in Business and Economics provides a strong foundation in the key principles of business, economics, law, and management. You will also build essential mathematics skills that are vital for understanding accounting and financial practices. Equivalent to the first year of a four-year Scottish undergraduate degree, this pathway is designed to strengthen your academic knowledge and study skills while helping you improve your English for academic purposes. You will study across three terms at International College Dundee and, upon successful completion, you will progress directly to the second year of your chosen undergraduate degree at the University of Dundee. Modules: International Business Management; Introduction to International Relations; Introduction to Management Accounting; Introduction to Financial Accounting; Microeconomics; Macroeconomics; Financial Management; Data Analysis; Mathematics for Business and Digital Literacy; International Business :Theory into Practice; English for Academic Purposes; Step up to your Degree; General Mathematics and Digital Literacy
Academic entry requirements are published per country of education (250 countries; see entry_requirements_by_country). Global requirements: Four GCSE passes at grades A-C Two GCE Advanced Levels at grades E Three GCE Advanced Subsidiary Levels at grades D-E International Baccalaureate with 20 points IB Middle Years Programme (completion of MYP Certificate, with four subjects graded 3 and above)
IELTS: 2-terms : 6.0 (with no individual score lower than 5.5, and a 6.0 in writing) 3-terms : 5.5 (with no individual score lower than 5.5) | Oxford ELLT: 2-terms : 6 (with no less than 5 in each skill) 3-terms : 5 (with no less than 5 in each skill)
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An undergraduate degree in Computing provides you with the knowledge and practical skills needed to design and develop a wide range of software systems. You will explore the fundamentals of computer science, programming principles, and algorithms, gaining a solid understanding of how technology shapes the modern world. Studying Computing opens doors to a variety of career paths, including software development, systems analysis, and information management. The International Stage One (IS1) in Computing is equivalent to the first year of a four-year Scottish undergraduate degree. This programme is designed to help you build your subject knowledge and academic skills while also improving your English for academic study. Depending on your entry qualifications, you will study the IS1 across two or three terms. Upon successful completion, you will progress directly to the second year of your chosen undergraduate degree at the University of Dundee. Modules: Introduction to Data Structures and Algorithms; Introduction to Software Development; Mathematics and Web Authoring; Software Engineering; Introduction to Unix & Network; Introduction to Website Development; Mathematics for Computing; English for Academic Purposes; Step up to your Degree; Data Analysis
Academic entry requirements are published per country of education (250 countries; see entry_requirements_by_country). Global requirements: Four GCSE passes at grades A-C Two GCE Advanced Levels at grades E Three GCE Advanced Subsidiary Levels at grades D-E International Baccalaureate with 20 points IB Middle Years Programme (completion of MYP Certificate, with four subjects graded 3 and above)
IELTS: 2-terms : 6.0 (with no individual score lower than 5.5, and a 6.0 in writing) 3-terms : 5.5 (with no individual score lower than 5.5) | Oxford ELLT: 2-terms : 6 (with no less than 5 in each skill) 3-terms : 5 (with no less than 5 in each skill)
With a wide range of career opportunities and specialisms available, an integrated degree in Engineering provides you with the ideal foundation to begin your academic and professional journey. You will gain the knowledge, technical understanding, and problem-solving skills needed to progress within this dynamic and innovative field. The International Stage One (IS1) in Engineering is equivalent to the first year of a four-year Scottish undergraduate degree. This programme is designed to strengthen your subject knowledge and academic skills while improving your English for university study. Studied across three terms, the IS1 leads directly to the second year of your chosen undergraduate degree at the University of Dundee upon successful completion. Modules: Further Mathematics; Engineering Project; Professional Practice; Mechanics; Electricity, Electronics and Fields; Science and Engineering Principles; Core Mathematics; Mathematics and Digital Literacy for Science and Engineering; General Mathematics and Digital Literacy; English for Academic Purposes; Step up to your Degree; Data Analysis
Academic entry requirements are published per country of education (250 countries; see entry_requirements_by_country). Global requirements: Four GCSE passes at grades A-C Two GCE Advanced Levels at grades E Three GCE Advanced Subsidiary Levels at grades D-E International Baccalaureate with 20 points IB Middle Years Programme (completion of MYP Certificate, with four subjects graded 3 and above)
IELTS: 2-terms : 6.0 (with no individual score lower than 5.5, and a 6.0 in writing) 3-terms : 5.5 (with no individual score lower than 5.5) | Oxford ELLT: 2-terms : 6 (with no less than 5 in each skill) 3-terms : 5 (with no less than 5 in each skill)
The Law, Psychology and Social Studies pathway provides you with a broad understanding of how society functions, exploring key themes in culture, politics, law, and social science. This diverse curriculum gives you the knowledge and critical thinking skills needed to progress to a wide range of undergraduate degrees, including Psychology and Law, while also helping you develop a strong foundation in analytical and communication skills. The International Stage One (IS1) in Law, Psychology and Social Studies is equivalent to the first year of a four-year Scottish undergraduate degree. The programme is designed to strengthen your academic knowledge and study skills while improving your English for university learning. Studied across three terms, the IS1 leads directly to the second year of your chosen undergraduate degree at the University of Dundee upon successful completion. Modules: Introduction to Psychology; Law, Ethics and the Constitution; Government and Society; Applied Sociology; Comparative Culture and Society; English for Academic Purposes; Step up to your Degree; Data Analysis; General Mathematics and Digital Literacy
Academic entry requirements are published per country of education (250 countries; see entry_requirements_by_country). Global requirements: Four GCSE passes at grades A-C Two GCE Advanced Levels at grades E Three GCE Advanced Subsidiary Levels at grades D-E International Baccalaureate with 20 points IB Middle Years Programme (completion of MYP Certificate, with four subjects graded 3 and above)
IELTS: 2-terms : 6.0 (with no individual score lower than 5.5, and a 6.0 in writing) 3-terms : 5.5 (with no individual score lower than 5.5) | Oxford ELLT: 2-terms : 6 (with no less than 5 in each skill) 3-terms : 5 (with no less than 5 in each skill)
The Life and Biomedical Sciences pathway at International College Dundee provides an excellent foundation for a range of science-related degrees, including Pharmacology and Molecular Biology. You will gain a strong understanding of key biological principles while developing your analytical, research, and laboratory skills, preparing you for advanced study in the biomedical field. The International Stage One (IS1) in Life and Biomedical Sciences is equivalent to the first year of a four-year Scottish undergraduate degree. The programme is designed to build your subject knowledge and academic skills while helping you improve your English for university study. Studied across three terms, you will progress directly to the second year of your chosen undergraduate degree at the University of Dundee upon successful completion. Modules: Chemistry 1; Anatomy and Physiology; Chemistry 2; Further Studies in Biology; Cell Biology; Organismal Biology; Laboratory Skills; English for Academic Purposes; Step up to your Degree; Data Analysis
Academic entry requirements are published per country of education (250 countries; see entry_requirements_by_country). Global requirements: Four GCSE passes at grades A-C Two GCE Advanced Levels at grades E Three GCE Advanced Subsidiary Levels at grades D-E International Baccalaureate with 20 points IB Middle Years Programme (completion of MYP Certificate, with four subjects graded 3 and above)
IELTS: 2-terms : 6.0 (with no individual score lower than 5.5, and a 6.0 in writing) 3-terms : 5.5 (with no individual score lower than 5.5) | Oxford ELLT: 2-terms : 6 (with no less than 5 in each skill) 3-terms : 5 (with no less than 5 in each skill)
Nursing focuses on providing care, compassion, and support to individuals across a wide range of healthcare settings. It is one of the most rewarding and respected professions in the health sector. The Nursing pathway at International College Dundee offers an alternative route to a three-year undergraduate nursing degree. By completing this course, you will gain both academic and professional qualifications that lead to registration as a nurse with the Nursing and Midwifery Council. This programme is designed to develop your subject knowledge, academic skills, and English for academic study. Studied across three terms, it provides a direct route to the second year of your chosen undergraduate degree at the University of Dundee upon successful completion. Modules: Nursing and Healthcare; Anatomy and Physiology (Nursing); Communication in Healthcare; Chemistry for Nursing; English for Academic Purposes; Step up to your Degree; Academic Literacies (Nursing 2-term); Applied Sociology; Data Analysis; General Mathematics and Digital Literacy
Academic entry requirements are published per country of education (250 countries; see entry_requirements_by_country). Global requirements: Four GCSE passes at grades A-C Two GCE Advanced Levels at grades E Three GCE Advanced Subsidiary Levels at grades D-E International Baccalaureate with 20 points IB Middle Years Programme (completion of MYP Certificate, with four subjects graded 3 and above)
IELTS: 2-terms : 6.0 (with no individual score lower than 5.5, and a 6.0 in writing) 3-terms : 5.5 (with no individual score lower than 5.5) | Oxford ELLT: 2-terms : 6 (with no less than 5 in each skill) 3-terms : 5 (with no less than 5 in each skill)
This degree is now closed for applications. To explore other degrees available, please visit our course finder. The International Stage Two (IS2) in Applied Finance is the first stage of your integrated BSc (Hons) Applied Finance in Practice degree. During this programme, you will be introduced to key areas such as financial accounting, management, business theory, and mathematics for business. You will build a strong foundation in financial principles while developing the analytical and communication skills essential for success in the finance industry. This stage is equivalent to the second year of a four-year Scottish undergraduate degree and provides an intensive combination of business-focused modules with additional mathematics and English academic literacy support. Upon successful completion, you will progress to the final two years of your degree at the University of Dundee’s School of Business, which holds professional accreditations from respected bodies including the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) and the Association of International Accountants (AIA). Modules: Academic Literacies (One Term)
Academic entry requirements are published per country of education (250 countries; see entry_requirements_by_country). Global requirements: Two GCE Advanced Levels at CD – A Level must have a minimum of grade C, the other A Level can be in any subject at grade D; IB Diploma with 28 points; Related UK Foundation programmes – 35% overall, with up to 2 modules below 40%, but no lower than 30%.; If you choose the Computer Science pathway, you need: Two GCE Advanced Levels at CC, must include Mathematics and another Science subject; IB Diploma with 28 points, must include Mathematics and another Science; Related UK Foundation programmes – overall pass, and pass in all modules
IELTS: 5.5 (with no individual score lower than 5.5) | Oxford ELLT: 5 (with no less than 5 in each skill)
The International Stage Two (IS2) in Business and Economics provides the ideal preparation for achieving a Scottish degree with the University of Dundee’s prestigious School of Business. You will develop your knowledge and practical understanding in key areas such as business, finance, management, accounting and economics, gaining a strong foundation for advanced study and a wide range of career opportunities. The IS2 is equivalent to second-year level study of a typical four-year Scottish undergraduate degree. This programme offers an intensive combination of business subjects alongside additional Mathematics and English academic literacy skills. Upon successful completion, you will progress to the final two years of your chosen degree at the University of Dundee. Alongside your academic studies, you will take one or two credited experiential and reflective learning modules designed to help you settle into life in Dundee, build your confidence, and make the most of your international student experience. These modules are a distinctive feature of this degree pathway, supporting your transition into advanced study and helping you connect your learning to the University and the wider community. For students who have already completed equivalent higher-level study, elements of this module series may be recognised through academic review at the point of admission. This ensures your pathway aligns with your prior learning while maintaining a strong foundation for success. Modules: Academic Literacies (One Term); Global Business and Economic Contexts; Venture Creation & Entrepreneurial Practice; Business Management; The Digital Business Environment; Management & Organisational Practice; Mathematics and Statistics for Business
Academic entry requirements are published per country of education (250 countries; see entry_requirements_by_country). Global requirements: Two GCE Advanced Levels at CD – A Level must have a minimum of grade C, the other A Level can be in any subject at grade D; IB Diploma with 28 points; Related UK Foundation programmes – 35% overall, with up to 2 modules below 40%, but no lower than 30%.; If you choose the Computer Science pathway, you need: Two GCE Advanced Levels at CC, must include Mathematics and another Science subject; IB Diploma with 28 points, must include Mathematics and another Science; Related UK Foundation programmes – overall pass, and pass in all modules
IELTS: 5.5 (with no individual score lower than 5.5) | Oxford ELLT: 5 (with no less than 5 in each skill)
The International Stage Two (IS2) in Computer Science provides the ideal preparation for achieving a Scottish degree with the University of Dundee’s respected School of Science and Engineering. You will develop your technical knowledge and practical skills in key areas such as programming, software development, data analysis and computer systems, gaining a strong foundation for advanced study and future employment in the technology sector. The IS2 is equivalent to second-year level study of a typical four-year Scottish undergraduate degree. This programme offers an intensive combination of computing subjects alongside English, professional and academic skills, as well as digital and data literacy. Upon successful completion, you will progress to the final two years of your chosen Computer Science degree at the University of Dundee. Alongside your academic studies, you will take one or two credited experiential and reflective learning modules designed to help you settle into life in Dundee, build your confidence, and make the most of your international student experience. These modules are a distinctive feature of this degree pathway, supporting your transition into advanced study and helping you connect your learning to the University and the wider community. For students who have already completed equivalent higher-level study, elements of this module series may be recognised through academic review at the point of admission. This ensures your pathway aligns with your prior learning while maintaining a strong foundation for success. Modules: Academic Literacies (One Term); Fundamentals of Computer Systems 2A; Fundamentals of Computer Systems 2B; Introduction to Users and Interfaces; Advanced Algorithms and Complexity; Introduction to Multi-paradigm Programming; Software Engineering; Operating Systems & Networks; Introduction to User Interface Design
Academic entry requirements are published per country of education (250 countries; see entry_requirements_by_country). Global requirements: Two GCE Advanced Levels at CD – A Level must have a minimum of grade C, the other A Level can be in any subject at grade D; IB Diploma with 28 points; Related UK Foundation programmes – 35% overall, with up to 2 modules below 40%, but no lower than 30%.; If you choose the Computer Science pathway, you need: Two GCE Advanced Levels at CC, must include Mathematics and another Science subject; IB Diploma with 28 points, must include Mathematics and another Science; Related UK Foundation programmes – overall pass, and pass in all modules
IELTS: 5.5 (with no individual score lower than 5.5) | Oxford ELLT: 5 (with no less than 5 in each skill)
This degree is now closed for applications. To explore other degrees available, please visit our course finder. Mechanical Engineering combines creativity, technical expertise, and problem-solving to design and improve the systems and technologies that shape modern life. It plays a vital role in industries such as aerospace, energy, manufacturing, and medical technology. The International Stage Two (IS2) in Mechanical Engineering is the first stage of your integrated BEng (Hons) Mechanical Engineering or BEng (Hons) Mechanical Engineering with Renewables degree. During the programme, you will study key topics including solid and fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, engineering design software, and control systems, as well as complete an applied engineering project. Upon successful completion, you will progress directly to the final two years of your degree at the University of Dundee’s School of Science and Engineering, gaining the advanced knowledge needed to succeed in this innovative and fast-evolving field. Modules: Academic Literacies (One Term); Electrical and Electronic Principles; Engineering Control Systems; Engineering Design Software; Engineering Project; Fluid Mechanics; Mathematics for Engineers; Mechanics of Machines and Systems; Solid Mechanics; Thermodynamics
Academic entry requirements are published per country of education (250 countries; see entry_requirements_by_country). Global requirements: Two GCE Advanced Levels at CD – A Level must have a minimum of grade C, the other A Level can be in any subject at grade D; IB Diploma with 28 points; Related UK Foundation programmes – 35% overall, with up to 2 modules below 40%, but no lower than 30%.; If you choose the Computer Science pathway, you need: Two GCE Advanced Levels at CC, must include Mathematics and another Science subject; IB Diploma with 28 points, must include Mathematics and another Science; Related UK Foundation programmes – overall pass, and pass in all modules
IELTS: 5.5 (with no individual score lower than 5.5) | Oxford ELLT: 5 (with no less than 5 in each skill)
The Pre-Master’s programme is designed for international students who are not eligible for direct entry to a postgraduate degree at the University of Dundee. This may be due to your undergraduate grades, your qualifications not being equivalent to a UK degree, or if you want to strengthen your academic study and English language skills before starting a Master’s course. You can study the Pre-Master’s over one or two terms, depending on your academic qualifications and English language level. This flexible, fast-track pathway helps you build the skills, knowledge, and confidence needed to progress successfully to your chosen Master’s degree. Please check the entry requirements to find the most suitable route for you. Modules: English for Master’s Preparation 1; English for Master’s Preparation 2; Developing Postgraduate Skills in Academic and Professional Contexts; Introduction to Research Methods; Communication Skills for Postgraduates; Skills for Academic Contexts; Scientific Research Methods; Quantitative Methods for Postgraduate Study; International Business Issues; Management: Theory and Practice; Perspectives on the UK Constitution; Business English; Finance, Investment and Banking; Management in Context
Academic entry requirements are published per country of education (250 countries; see entry_requirements_by_country). Global requirements: One Term IIM: Bachelor Degree Ordinary / Third Class Honours; One Term IIM: Engineering Bachelor Honours Degree with Third Class or equivalent in Engineering or Applied Physics; One Term IIM: Health Education and Social Sciences Education: UK Diploma of Higher Education or equivalent standard + evidence of experience of working in an educational setting Psychology : Bachelor Honours Degree with Third Class or equivalent in Engineering or Applied Physics; One Term IIM: Nursing and Health UK Diploma of Higher Education or equivalent standard + Applicant should hold or be eligible for Nurse registration – This means that a registration certificate is no longer required; Two terms: Diploma of Higher Education (DipHE) / Higher National Diploma (HND)
IELTS: 2-terms : 5.5 (with no individual score lower than 5.5) 1-term : 6.0 (with no individual score lower than 5.5) | Oxford ELLT: 2-terms : 5 (with no less than 5 in each skill) 1-term : 6 (with no less than 5 in each skill)
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The Pre-Masters is designed for students who do not qualify for direct entry to a postgraduate degree at the University of Dundee. This could be because of the grades achieved in your undergraduate degree; your current qualifications are not equivalent to a UK undergraduate degree or if you want to improve your academic and English language skills. The Pre-Masters course will equip you with the advanced skills you need to complete your postgraduate study at the University of Dundee. You will study over one term, this is a fast track route to your chosen degree course and is studied over three months. Modules: English for Master’s Preparation 1; English for Master’s Preparation 2; Introduction to Research Methods; Communication Skills for Postgraduates; Developing Postgraduate Skills in Academic and Professional Contexts; Skills for Academic Contexts
Academic entry requirements are published per country of education (250 countries; see entry_requirements_by_country). Global requirements: One Term IIM: Bachelor Degree Ordinary / Third Class Honours; One Term IIM: Engineering Bachelor Honours Degree with Third Class or equivalent in Engineering or Applied Physics; One Term IIM: Health Education and Social Sciences Education: UK Diploma of Higher Education or equivalent standard + evidence of experience of working in an educational setting Psychology : Bachelor Honours Degree with Third Class or equivalent in Engineering or Applied Physics; One Term IIM: Nursing and Health UK Diploma of Higher Education or equivalent standard + Applicant should hold or be eligible for Nurse registration – This means that a registration certificate is no longer required; Two terms: Diploma of Higher Education (DipHE) / Higher National Diploma (HND)
IELTS: 2-terms : 5.5 (with no individual score lower than 5.5) 1-term : 6.0 (with no individual score lower than 5.5) | Oxford ELLT: 2-terms : 5 (with no less than 5 in each skill) 1-term : 6 (with no less than 5 in each skill)
The Pre-Masters is designed for students who do not qualify for direct entry to a postgraduate degree at the University of Dundee. This could be because of the grades achieved in your undergraduate degree; your current qualifications are not equivalent to a UK undergraduate degree or if you want to improve your academic and English language skills. The Pre-Masters course will equip you with the advanced skills you need to complete your postgraduate study at the University of Dundee. You will study over one term, this is a fast track route to your chosen degree course and is studied over three months. Modules: English for Master’s Preparation 1; English for Master’s Preparation 2; Introduction to Research Methods; Communication Skills for Postgraduates; Developing Postgraduate Skills in Academic and Professional Contexts; Skills for Academic Contexts; Quantitative Methods for Postgraduate Study; International Business Issues; Management: Theory and Practice; Engineering Modelling: Theory and Practice; Legal and Ethical Frameworks
Academic entry requirements are published per country of education (250 countries; see entry_requirements_by_country). Global requirements: One Term IIM: Bachelor Degree Ordinary / Third Class Honours; One Term IIM: Engineering Bachelor Honours Degree with Third Class or equivalent in Engineering or Applied Physics; One Term IIM: Health Education and Social Sciences Education: UK Diploma of Higher Education or equivalent standard + evidence of experience of working in an educational setting Psychology : Bachelor Honours Degree with Third Class or equivalent in Engineering or Applied Physics; One Term IIM: Nursing and Health UK Diploma of Higher Education or equivalent standard + Applicant should hold or be eligible for Nurse registration – This means that a registration certificate is no longer required; Two terms: Diploma of Higher Education (DipHE) / Higher National Diploma (HND)
IELTS: 2-terms : 5.5 (with no individual score lower than 5.5) 1-term : 6.0 (with no individual score lower than 5.5) | Oxford ELLT: 2-terms : 5 (with no less than 5 in each skill) 1-term : 6 (with no less than 5 in each skill)
The Pre-Masters is designed for students who do not qualify for direct entry to a postgraduate degree at the University of Dundee. This could be because of the grades achieved in your undergraduate degree; your current qualifications are not equivalent to a UK undergraduate degree or if you want to improve your academic and English language skills. The Pre-Masters course will equip you with the advanced skills you need to complete your postgraduate study at the University of Dundee. You will study over one term, this is a fast track route to your chosen degree course and is studied over three months. Modules: English for Master’s Preparation 1; English for Master’s Preparation 2; Introduction to Research Methods; Communication Skills for Postgraduates; Developing Postgraduate Skills in Academic and Professional Contexts; Skills for Academic Contexts; Technical & Communication Skills
Academic entry requirements are published per country of education (250 countries; see entry_requirements_by_country). Global requirements: One Term IIM: Bachelor Degree Ordinary / Third Class Honours; One Term IIM: Engineering Bachelor Honours Degree with Third Class or equivalent in Engineering or Applied Physics; One Term IIM: Health Education and Social Sciences Education: UK Diploma of Higher Education or equivalent standard + evidence of experience of working in an educational setting Psychology : Bachelor Honours Degree with Third Class or equivalent in Engineering or Applied Physics; One Term IIM: Nursing and Health UK Diploma of Higher Education or equivalent standard + Applicant should hold or be eligible for Nurse registration – This means that a registration certificate is no longer required; Two terms: Diploma of Higher Education (DipHE) / Higher National Diploma (HND)
IELTS: 2-terms : 5.5 (with no individual score lower than 5.5) 1-term : 6.0 (with no individual score lower than 5.5) | Oxford ELLT: 2-terms : 5 (with no less than 5 in each skill) 1-term : 6 (with no less than 5 in each skill)
The Pre-Masters is designed for students who do not qualify for direct entry to a postgraduate degree at the University of Dundee. This could be because of the grades achieved in your undergraduate degree; your current qualifications are not equivalent to a UK undergraduate degree or if you want to improve your academic and English language skills. The Pre-Masters course will equip you with the advanced skills you need to complete your postgraduate study at the University of Dundee. You will study over one term, this is a fast track route to your chosen degree course and is studied over three months. Modules: English for Master’s Preparation 1; English for Master’s Preparation 2; Introduction to Research Methods; Communication Skills for Postgraduates; Developing Postgraduate Skills in Academic and Professional Contexts; Skills for Academic Contexts; Data Analysis; Design; Postgraduate Study in the UK: Literature Search & Annotated Bibliography; Professional Studies Project; Communication for Professional Success; Introduction to Scottish Culture; Scientific Research Methods; Statistics
Academic entry requirements are published per country of education (250 countries; see entry_requirements_by_country). Global requirements: One Term IIM: Bachelor Degree Ordinary / Third Class Honours; One Term IIM: Engineering Bachelor Honours Degree with Third Class or equivalent in Engineering or Applied Physics; One Term IIM: Health Education and Social Sciences Education: UK Diploma of Higher Education or equivalent standard + evidence of experience of working in an educational setting Psychology : Bachelor Honours Degree with Third Class or equivalent in Engineering or Applied Physics; One Term IIM: Nursing and Health UK Diploma of Higher Education or equivalent standard + Applicant should hold or be eligible for Nurse registration – This means that a registration certificate is no longer required; Two terms: Diploma of Higher Education (DipHE) / Higher National Diploma (HND)
IELTS: 2-terms : 5.5 (with no individual score lower than 5.5) 1-term : 6.0 (with no individual score lower than 5.5) | Oxford ELLT: 2-terms : 5 (with no less than 5 in each skill) 1-term : 6 (with no less than 5 in each skill)
The Pre-Masters is designed for students who do not qualify for direct entry to a postgraduate degree at the University of Dundee. This could be because of the grades achieved in your undergraduate degree; your current qualifications are not equivalent to a UK undergraduate degree or if you want to improve your academic and English language skills. The Pre-Masters course will equip you with the advanced skills you need to complete your postgraduate study at the University of Dundee. You will study over one term, this is a fast track route to your chosen degree course and is studied over three months. Modules: English for Master’s Preparation 1; English for Master’s Preparation 2; Introduction to Research Methods; Communication Skills for Postgraduates; Developing Postgraduate Skills in Academic and Professional Contexts; Skills for Academic Contexts
Academic entry requirements are published per country of education (250 countries; see entry_requirements_by_country). Global requirements: One Term IIM: Bachelor Degree Ordinary / Third Class Honours; One Term IIM: Engineering Bachelor Honours Degree with Third Class or equivalent in Engineering or Applied Physics; One Term IIM: Health Education and Social Sciences Education: UK Diploma of Higher Education or equivalent standard + evidence of experience of working in an educational setting Psychology : Bachelor Honours Degree with Third Class or equivalent in Engineering or Applied Physics; One Term IIM: Nursing and Health UK Diploma of Higher Education or equivalent standard + Applicant should hold or be eligible for Nurse registration – This means that a registration certificate is no longer required; Two terms: Diploma of Higher Education (DipHE) / Higher National Diploma (HND)
IELTS: 2-terms : 5.5 (with no individual score lower than 5.5) 1-term : 6.0 (with no individual score lower than 5.5) | Oxford ELLT: 2-terms : 5 (with no less than 5 in each skill) 1-term : 6 (with no less than 5 in each skill)
This degree is now closed for applications. To explore other degrees available, please visit our course finder. The Pre-Masters is designed for students who do not qualify for direct entry to a postgraduate degree at the University of Dundee. This could be because of the grades achieved in your undergraduate degree; your current qualifications are not equivalent to a UK undergraduate degree or if you want to improve your academic and English language skills. The Pre-Masters course will equip you with the advanced skills you need to complete your postgraduate study at the University of Dundee. You will study over one term, this is a fast track route to your chosen degree course and is studied over three months. Modules: English for Master’s Preparation 1; English for Master’s Preparation 2; Introduction to Research Methods; Communication Skills for Postgraduates; Developing Postgraduate Skills in Academic and Professional Contexts; Skills for Academic Contexts; Postgraduate Academic Literacy; Research Project or Proposal
Academic entry requirements are published per country of education (250 countries; see entry_requirements_by_country). Global requirements: One Term IIM: Bachelor Degree Ordinary / Third Class Honours; One Term IIM: Engineering Bachelor Honours Degree with Third Class or equivalent in Engineering or Applied Physics; One Term IIM: Health Education and Social Sciences Education: UK Diploma of Higher Education or equivalent standard + evidence of experience of working in an educational setting Psychology : Bachelor Honours Degree with Third Class or equivalent in Engineering or Applied Physics; One Term IIM: Nursing and Health UK Diploma of Higher Education or equivalent standard + Applicant should hold or be eligible for Nurse registration – This means that a registration certificate is no longer required; Two terms: Diploma of Higher Education (DipHE) / Higher National Diploma (HND)
IELTS: 2-terms : 5.5 (with no individual score lower than 5.5) 1-term : 6.0 (with no individual score lower than 5.5) | Oxford ELLT: 2-terms : 5 (with no less than 5 in each skill) 1-term : 6 (with no less than 5 in each skill)
The Pre-Masters is designed for students who do not qualify for direct entry to a postgraduate degree at the University of Dundee. This could be because of the grades achieved in your undergraduate degree; your current qualifications are not equivalent to a UK undergraduate degree or if you want to improve your academic and English language skills. The Pre-Masters course will equip you with the advanced skills you need to complete your postgraduate study at the University of Dundee. You will study over one term, this is a fast track route to your chosen degree course and is studied over three months. Modules: English for Master’s Preparation 1; English for Master’s Preparation 2; Introduction to Research Methods; Communication Skills for Postgraduates; Developing Postgraduate Skills in Academic and Professional Contexts; Skills for Academic Contexts
Academic entry requirements are published per country of education (250 countries; see entry_requirements_by_country). Global requirements: One Term IIM: Bachelor Degree Ordinary / Third Class Honours; One Term IIM: Engineering Bachelor Honours Degree with Third Class or equivalent in Engineering or Applied Physics; One Term IIM: Health Education and Social Sciences Education: UK Diploma of Higher Education or equivalent standard + evidence of experience of working in an educational setting Psychology : Bachelor Honours Degree with Third Class or equivalent in Engineering or Applied Physics; One Term IIM: Nursing and Health UK Diploma of Higher Education or equivalent standard + Applicant should hold or be eligible for Nurse registration – This means that a registration certificate is no longer required; Two terms: Diploma of Higher Education (DipHE) / Higher National Diploma (HND)
IELTS: 2-terms : 5.5 (with no individual score lower than 5.5) 1-term : 6.0 (with no individual score lower than 5.5) | Oxford ELLT: 2-terms : 5 (with no less than 5 in each skill) 1-term : 6 (with no less than 5 in each skill)
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