Robert Gordon University is coming to NEC on 3 November, 2026
Meet Robert Gordon University Representatives at NEC
Study in Scotland 2027
Thinking about studying in Scotland? Here is your chance to speak directly with the people who make admissions decisions. On Tuesday, 3 November 2026, NEC is hosting a Meet the Representative session with Robert Gordon University (RGU), Aberdeen, and you are invited.
Event details

Date: Tuesday, 3 November 2026
Time: 12 PM – 2 PM
Venue: NEC office, Putalisadak, Kathmandu
Register: Scan the QR code or click here
Who you will meet

Julie Anderson, Head of International Student Recruitment, RGU. Julie leads RGU’s international recruitment, so she is the right person to ask about entry requirements, intakes and what the university looks for in applicants.

Abisha Timsina, In Country Coordinator, RGU. Abisha is RGU’s coordinator here in Nepal. She can help with practical questions about applying from Nepal and staying in touch with the university after the event.
About RGU
Robert Gordon University (RGU) is based in Aberdeen, Scotland, with courses spread across schools such as Aberdeen Business School, the School of Computing, the School of Health and Gray’s School of Art. Its Aberdeen setting shows in energy-focused programmes like oil and gas engineering, renewable energy engineering and energy law. International students can also join through the International College at RGU (ICRGU), which offers an International Year 1 pathway into a degree. We cover the rest in our full guide to the university.
Want the full picture? Click here to read our in-depth blog on Robert Gordon University.
Courses to aim for and ask about in 2027
RGU’s popular areas with Nepali students are IT, Health Science, Engineering and Business Management. RGU also offers a January 2027 intake, which is useful if you missed the September deadline or are still finishing your documents. Here is a selection to bring up at the session.
Undergraduate (January 2027, International Year 1)
Undergraduate students in January start with the International Year 1, a 9-month programme from mid-January to early September, delivered through the International College at RGU (ICRGU). It leads straight into Year 2 of your chosen degree, with classes running over the summer. Fees below are for the International Year 1.

Postgraduate (January 2027, full-time on campus)
Most postgraduate courses run for 16 months.

For more information on the courses mentioned, as well as other courses not listed, and the most up to date tuition fees, please visit www.rgu.ac.uk/courses.
Who can apply for the January undergraduate intake?
You must be classed as an international fee payer, and you should fall into one of these groups:
- You missed the application deadline for the September 2026 intake
- You received a September 2026 offer but could not submit your supporting documents in time for a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS)
- You did not meet the academic requirement for the September 2026 intake
Questions worth asking on the day
- Which January 2027 courses are still open, and what are the entry requirements?
- Which scholarships or discounts can I apply for?
- How does the International Year 1 lead into Year 2 of my degree?
- What documents do I need, and what is the application timeline?
- What are the career and work opportunities after graduation?
Reserve your place
Seats for a session like this go quickly. Scan the QR code to register, or contact NEC at 9802364830 if you have any questions.
Bring your academic documents and your questions, and let us help you take the next step towards Scotland.
