Abertay RUK Scholarship: Business

Overview

Study for four years, pay for three years PLUS an additional £1000 per year.

A fourth year £9250 tuition fee exemption for students applying from England, Wales or Northern Ireland studying the Business courses shown here. This means that a four year Scottish Honours degree costs the same as a three year degree in the rest of the UK.

Students will also be awarded up to £4000 over 4 years - £1000 per year.

To be eligible, you need to study for the entire four years at Abertay. This applies to the following degrees:

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)
Business Management BA (Hons)
Business Management with Analytics BA (Hons)
Business Management with Event Management BA (Hons)
Business Management with Law BA (Hons)
Business Management with People Management BA (Hons)
Digital Marketing and Business Management BA (Hons)
Digital Marketing and Events Management BA (Hons)
Law LLB (Hons)
Law with Criminology LLB (Hons)
Marketing and Business Management BA (Hons)

Eligibility

To be eligible you must meet all of these conditions:

Be resident in England, Wales or Northern Ireland.
Have registered with Abertay University as a full-time student for your undergraduate degree.
Have been classified as Rest of UK (RUK) fee status by Abertay University.
Have met all the academic conditions attached to your offer of admission for entry to the University as a new full-time student starting in September 2025.
Apply for one of the undergraduate degrees listed on this page.
Study for the entire four years at Abertay.

This scholarship is open to students applying for their first UK degree, and only applies if you remain studying here at Abertay for your fourth and final year.

Students articulating/direct entrants to years two, three or four are not eligible. Students who are currently registered with us, or transferring from another UK higher education institution, are also not eligible.