The University of Aberdeen, founded in 1495, is the fifth oldest university in the English speaking world and an internationally recognized center of academic excellence. With more than 3,600 staff members and over 22,200 students from 130 countries, it combines a long historical tradition with a strong commitment to innovation and addressing contemporary global challenges.

Its strategic vision, Aberdeen 2040, focuses on critical issues such as climate change, the energy transition, and social inclusion, preparing graduates to contribute meaningfully to a rapidly evolving world. The University consists of 12 academic schools and promotes a strong interdisciplinary approach to research and education.

Business School of the University of Aberdeen

The Business School stands out for its academic quality, international orientation, and close collaboration with industry. With more than 100 academic staff and over 1,000 students from 40 countries, it offers a multicultural and dynamic learning environment.

The School specializes in the fields of energy, finance, and sustainability, offering four specialized MSc programs (Energy Economics and Finance, Energy Economics and Law, Sustainability Economics and Finance, and the online Energy Economics and Law), which prepare professionals for the global green transition.

Accredited by EQUIS and ranked among the top 1 percent of Business Schools worldwide, the School maintains high standards of academic excellence and internationalization. The Aberdeen Centre for Research in Energy Economics and Finance (ACREEF) is an internationally recognized research center in the areas of energy markets, environmental policy, sustainable mobility, and renewable energy finance.

The University is also a pioneer in distance learning, offering 48 fully online degree programs (seven of which are offered by the Business School), providing flexible and high quality learning opportunities for students around the world.