• September – Applications are open. You can now apply. To do this, select the ‘Apply’ link for the course you’ve chosen. This is at the top of each of the undergraduate course pages.
• October – Open days. Come along to see what it’s like to be a student here at Abertay. Open days are for anyone who is thinking of applying. Plus check our always-online open-day section to make a virtual visit anytime.
• 31 January – Application deadline.  All applications need to be sent in by midnight.
• End February – All offers/rejections made. If you apply earlier, we will give you an offer earlier, but this is the last date. Check your UCAS Hub.
• March – Applicant Visit Days for offer holders. Visit us virtually to find out more about the course you’ve applied for.
• May – UCAS registration for potential students. You can register for a UCAS Hub account, and start drafting your application, but can’t apply until September.
• May – Offer deadline for offer holders. Accept or reject your offer in your UCAS Hub account.
• 30 June – Late applications. The last date you can apply.
• August – Results day/Clearing. We get your results automatically, so check your UCAS Hub account.
• Start Dates – Term 1 usually begins in September. Visit the Academic Calendar page for full details.
• It’s always good to bookmark the key dates from UCAS, so you’ve got them when you need them.
• Still, have questions? Call the Student Recruitment Office at +44 (0)1382 308080 or email sro@abertay.ac.uk.

The following are the courses offered at Abertay University for 2023:

• Accounting and Finance BA (Hons)
• Accounting and Finance with Business Analytics BA (Hons)
• Accounting and Finance with Law BA (Hons)
• Accounting and Finance with People Management BA (Hons)
• Biomedical Science BSc (Hons)
• Business Management BA (Hons)
• Business Management with Analytics BA (Hons)
• Business Management with Events Management BA (Hons)
• Business Management with Law BA (Hons)
• Business Management with People Management BA (Hons)
• Civil and Environmental Engineering MEng/BEng (Hons)
• Computer Arts BA (Hons)
• Computer Game Applications Development BSc (Hons)
• Computer Games Technology BSc (Hons)
• Computing BSc (Hons)
• Criminology BA (Hons)
• Criminology and Policing BA (Hons)
• Criminology and Sociology BA (Hons)
• Cybersecurity BSc (Hons)
• Digital Marketing and Business Management BA (Hons)

For The Full List OF Courses Click HERE

Abertay University Undergraduate Entry Requirements For Application 2025-2026

The are numerous courses under the undergraduate programs and for each, there are different requirements. But since the university uses English in teaching it is required for applicants to have the following:

• All applicants must have passes in English and Maths – National 5 grade C or GCSE grade C/4 or equivalent.
• National 5 ESOL is accepted instead of National 5 English.
• National 5 Lifeskill Maths and Application of Maths are NOT accepted instead of Maths.
• Higher Application of Maths at grade C accepted.

Abertay University Undergraduate Application Requirements 2025-2026

All courses at Abertay University are taught in the English language. Accepted English language qualifications include:

English Language Requirements:

• IELTS – overall score of 6.0 with no band lower than 5.5

• TOEFL – overall score of 78 (individual elements: L-17, R-18, S-20, W-17)

• Cambridge FCE/CAE/CPE – overall score of 169 on the Cambridge Grading Scale

• Skills for English (SQA/PSI) – B2 with Pass with Merit

• International Baccalaureate – English B at S5 or H4, English A no specific grade required

• European Baccalaureate – English Language 1 in grade 6 or English Language 2 in grade 7

For candidates whose first language is not English or whose undergraduate/Master’s degree was not awarded from a University from a UKVI designated English Speaking country, you are required to show evidence of one of the following qualifications:

• IELTS Academic: total 6.5 with at least 6.0 in each component.
• TOEFL-iBT (including Home Edition): total 92 with at least 20 in each component. We do not accept TOEFL “My Best Score” to meet our English language requirements.
• CAE and CPE: total 176 with at least 169 in each component.
• Trinity ISE: ISE II with distinctions in all four components.
• PTE Academic: 62 overall with at least 59 in each component.
• NECO English at B (4)
• WAEC English at B (4)

Abertay University Undergraduate Application Process 2025-2026

Applying for university is a big adventure, and it can seem complicated but Abertay University is always ready to render help to its applicants:

Before you apply:

Know The Degree You Want To Study:

• You may know the degree you want to study already, so select the course from the undergraduate course list. If you don’t know what you want to do, scroll through and see what grabs your attention.

Check the entry requirements:

• Entry requirements are the minimum qualifications you need to have to study the course

Advice for international students:

• The University actively welcome students from overseas. Nearly 20% of students come from outside the UK and have 60 different nationalities on campus.    Abertay University Application 2025-2026

Applying from college:

• Over a third of Abertay students come from college. People come to us with a wealth of skills, experience and qualifications, so read about the entry routes from college, and see how to apply.

Visit Abertay University:

• Open Days give you the chance to learn about the courses you’re keen on, and, if you’re interested in a few, figure out which one is the right choice!
• You can talk to academic staff and current students, check out the campus and accommodations and get all your questions answered. We know this will help you make the right decision.

Make your application

A little advice for applicants is to apply as early as possible. Start early, do a draft version and ask other people to read it through for you. The more time you take to write and check it, the better it will be. You can sign up for a UCAS account anytime, and work on your application before September if you want to. Now Follow the below process to apply:

Register for a UCAS account:

• You apply through UCAS – the Universities & Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS). To do this, register for a UCAS Hub account and view the step-by-step instructions on how to fill in your UCAS application.
• If you’re at school or college, they’ll usually arrange sessions to support you through the process. They will also give you a buzzword for UCAS to ID you as one of their applicants. This is so they can help you if you need it. If you’re not at school or college, you apply as an individual.
• There is an ‘Apply’ link at the top of every course page that takes you to the relevant pages in UCAS.

Choose A Firm and Insurance:

• Your firm choice is your preferred university and course, while your insurance choice is there as a backup in case you don’t get the grades you need for your firm.
• Once you have your five responses, you’ll need to pick your top two university options: your firm choice and your insurance choice. You should only do this once all your university choices have replied.
• You can make up to five choices.

 Find Referees:

• Choose an adult who understands your skills and achievements. If you are in education, this is normally a teacher who knows you well. UCAS has some great advice about choosing the right referee.
• If you are not currently in education, Abertay needs someone who can give a professional, balanced opinion. This can be someone like a former employer, a guidance counsellor or a sports coach. It should be someone who understands your motivation, skills and achievements.
• UCAS will contact them directly for a written reference so give them time to respond by applying before Christmas.

Write Your statement:

This is your chance to shine. Make sure you do:

• Write clearly and precisely.
• Are enthusiastic and positive.
• Give your reasons for choosing the course.
• Write about your academic skills and give examples.
• Tell us about jobs, hobbies and volunteer experiences.
• Include your future career plans.
• Most of all, explain why you have chosen this course.

All these things show us why you are well suited to the course you’ve applied for. And yes, we do read EVERY SINGLE one. UCAS also have some good advice about how to write your statement.

 Know When to Submit Your Application