Skip to main content
"By creating we think, by living we learn" Patrick Geddes
Main University menu
 

Courses

The University of Dundee offers a range of around 500 courses, from university-entry level to advanced specialist training for professionals. Find the course which suits you ...

I would like to take an undergraduate degree ...

I don't have the grades to study at university ...

I would like to study English ...

I already have a degree, and would like to study further ...

I would like to do a research degree ...

I would like to undertake research training ...

Generic Skills Dundee is a Research Councils UK funded transferable skills training resource for researchers, open to post-graduate research students and post-doctoral research staff.

Vist the Generic Skills website for full details.

I would like to come to Dundee for an intensive summer programme ...

I would like to study without travelling to Dundee ...

The University has been at the forefront of distance learning for many years, and offers a variety of distance learning opportunities, including first degrees, postgraduate degrees and CPD courses.

I would like to study part time ...

You can study many of our courses on a part time basis:

I would like to study a foreign language ...

The University of Dundee currently offers courses in many languages, at many levels. You can study a language as part of your degree course, or just for interest. Languages currently available include Arabic, Chinese, Dutch, Gaelic, Japanese & Polish, as well as the more usual, French, German & Spanish.

Vist the Languages for All website for full details.

I would like to study a short course, just for interest ...

Our Courses for Adults programme consists of approximately 100 courses including weekly classes, day courses, credit bearing modules and other special events. Many of our courses are held in Dundee but we also offer courses in Angus and Perth and outreach courses in partnership with local authorities.

The majority of our courses do not require any entry qualifications and are generally open to anyone over the age of 16. Teaching methods are geared towards adult learners and classes are held in informal surroundings with up-to-date teaching materials and audio-visual equipment.

Visit the Continuing Education website for full details.