University of the Highlands and Islands

The University offers the choice to study at one of thirteen campuses, with a huge range of courses available.

Undergraduate fees vary depending on whether you are a Scottish student, or from elsewhere in the British Isles. For Scottish and EU Students, fees are £1820 a year, although these students may have their fees paid by Student Awards Agency for Scotland. UK Students pay £9,000 a year. Fees for international students vary depending on their course.

The wide range of campuses, locations, and sheer number of facilities available in total make it difficult to surmise. Each college has dedicated libraries, which in the smaller island and rural campuses run in conjunction with local public libraries. The University operates a interlibrary loan service, which means that no matter where you're studying, you can access library resources. There is also an extensive array of electronic resources. from ebooks to journals, available to all students.

As it is spread out across Scotland, The University does not have one total halls of residence. Also, given the nature of some of the locations, the university is unable to provide accommodation for new students at some campuses. The College you're studying at will provide assistance in securing your own private rented accommodation.