M.B.A from Heriot-Watt University [HW UNI], Edinburgh - Fees & Admission Details 2026

• The syllabus & subjects were good, not up to date though
• I hadn't opted into an industrial placement year; even for students in an industrial placement year, they had to find the placement programs by themselves.
• Mostly it's 3 days a week & 2-3 classes a day
• Approx 50-60 students
   

• 16,000-18,000 GBP for a 1-year MSc Construction Project Management course

• The course curriculum was a bit challenging. It was a mix of theoretical and practical work.
• The positive aspects were that we were going at a good pace, where we were able to keep up with the curriculum and go through it quickly.
• There were probably 2 - 3 classes daily. And the timings are between 9 am to 5 pm. Classes were not scheduled every day.
• We had around 30 students in our class.
• There were many Indian students, around 50% of the class.

• £27200 was the initial fees, but I was provided with a £5000 scholarship.
• The tuition fee was charged yearly, but we were provided with many options, to pay the advance first, and then opt to a monthly payments. The finance department at the university is very considerate and will try to help students as much as possible to help them with the finance-related issues.
• The monthly expenses come around £1000 - £1200, including the living expenses and depends whether you are living in the city, or in the university halls.

Quite broad as it was a research-based study. We had multiple visits to textile mills and other industries until Covid hit.

It was close 13 L - INR

I think the course content doesn't change much. But it's actually nice. Like the experience, I think, was better because I feel like the professor's, I think it was better there. Like, I don't know, maybe the experience is different. That's all the course content doesn't change. But the experience is different.

So Heriot-Watt, it was actually last minute decision, I must say because I was planning on going to Canada actually. And then I was going to do a food and nutrition course. Okay, but then the plan changed in the end. And then because I was interested in psychology from before, like in 10th grade and then 12. One of my close friends was joining Heriot watt University, and she told me about this university that okay, this sounds like, you know, I'm joining first year and then I had, you know, look like I saw the courses that were available in Heriot-Watt University. And that's when I thought, okay, maybe I should be going forward with psychology, because I've been wanting to do for a while. So that's how I got to go to a friend you can say

I enjoyed it as unlike the Indian curriculum it focuses more on practical assignment and situation based exams making it more interesting to learn, rather than textbook learning. Teachers are well experienced and classes are small with teacher focusing on each student better. I got chance to do an internship in university as a lab assistant and another internship through my university at a company

65000 AED

It is very well relevant and updated from time to time. The faculty is also highly informative and qualified. They teach in the best possible way. They help students with questions and concerns as quickly as possible. They are really helpful. The course material and assignments are also updated regularly by including current events happening around us.

My course fee was around £15,000 for 2 years.

I think it's quite up to date and we gain relevant practical knowledge from guest speakers from relevant industries

12,500 pounds

The course curriculum is good but it could be pushed forward a bit meaning some of the stuff I'm doing in the 3rd year could've been done in the 2nd year because 1st year is mainly just basic stuff that most of us did in high school.

14148 pounds for as a go global student and since I live in campus in the more expensive dorms the total is approximately 20000 pounds per year.