University of Aberdeen

Founded in 1495, the University of Aberdeen is one of the UKs oldest universities and is ranked among the world's leading institutions for excellence in research, education, and innovation. Located in north-east Scotland, the University combines a rich heritage with a commitment to address major global challenges through collaborative, interdisciplinary research in five key areas: Energy Transition; Environment and Biodiversity; Health, Nutrition and Wellbeing; Data and Artificial Intelligence; and Social Inclusion and Cultural Diversity. These strengths build on the University's long-standing leadership in areas including energy, environmental science, health and studies of northern communities and cultures. Research relating to the Arctic and circumpolar North remains a significant focus, aligning closely with the mission of the University of the Arctic and supporting a wide range of international collaborations, networks, and research projects. With more than 15,000 students and over 3,600 staff, the University provides a vibrant and globally connected environment for education, research, and knowledge exchange.

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