Please note that the information below is provided as a guide only and does not guarantee entry to the University of Aberdeen.
Undergraduate entry requirements
Undergraduate academic entry requirements
Students who finish high school (Attestat) and have no additional qualifications will be required to take a Foundation Year before progressing to an Undergraduate degree. For more information, see our International Study Centre’s website.
Students who have the Certificate of External Independent Examination (ZNO) can be considered for direct entry into 1st year if they achieve a minimum average score of 75% (this does not apply to Medicine).
The NMT which replaces the ZNO in 2022 cannot be accepted for entry.
Students who have started studying at university level or who have gained additional qualifications might be considered for advanced entry. Please contact the international officer for Ukraine, Kirsty Watret, with your qualifications.
Medicine: Please consult the Medicine entry requirements page for information.
Undergraduate English language requirements
Visit our undergraduate prospectus pages for all undergraduate degrees we offer.
Postgraduate entry requirements
Postgraduate academic entry requirements
Dyplom Magistra or a Bachelors degree with a score of 4.5 from a well ranked university is considered comparable to a UK 2.1, while a score of 4.0 is considered comparable to a UK 2.2.
Postgraduate English language requirements
Visit our postgraduate prospectus pages for all postgraduate degrees we offer.
Addional information
The University recognises that prospective students affected by the conflict may not be able to evidence their qualifications by normal means. The University may consider a wider range of evidence where this is the case. Prospective students who may require this support should contact Kirsty Watret, our international officer for Ukraine.