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Chancellor’s awards winners
Three members of staff have been honoured by the University for their contribution to teaching and research.
St Andrew’s Day celebrations
The University is marking Scotland’s national day with a celebration at St Cecilia’s Hall.
Campaign reaches target
A £350 million fundraising drive that has drawn support from author J.K. Rowling has reached its target.
Degrees that work
At a time when there is real pressure on students to secure employment after University, there is very encouraging news emerging from Edinburgh about the success rate of its graduates in getting good jobs.
New virtual classroom system
Information Services is to launch a new virtual classroom service.
Edinburgh rises in world rankings
A new survey indicates that Edinburgh is one of the world’s best universities.
Call for Papers: Special Issue of Science Studies
The Politics of Innovation for Environmental Sustainability: celebrating the contribution of Stewart Russell (1955–2011)
EUSA welcomes students home
Edinburgh University Students’ Association is celebrating students who have returned from time overseas.
Celebrations for Italian literary great
Scots-Italian violin virtuoso Nicola Benedetti is backing a new scholarship scheme based at Edinburgh, the Nicola Benedetti Scholarship Fund.
Students engaging with global network
University students have been contributing to an international movement to encourage global academic co-operation.
Our Changing World lecture series
A series of public lectures examining the global challenges facing society, and the role of academia in meeting these challenges.
A welcome to new students
The Sustainability Office would like to offer a warm welcome to both new undergraduate and postgraduate students, the University provides many great opportunities to get involved in social responsibility and sustainability.
Personal Tutor system launches
The University is to launch its new Personal Tutor system at the start of the academic year as part of its ongoing commitment to enhancing the student experience.
DSA-Scotland Conference 14 September 2012
Development Studies in Africa and South Asia: Cutting across regions and disciplines
Online courses offer free taster
Edinburgh is launching six new courses for online students, which will offer a taste of higher education for free.
Online learning focuses on big issues
A new e-learning programme will enable students to better understand and address inequalities faced by people around the world.
World Trade Director delivers speech
The Director-General of the World Trade Organisation, Pascal Lamy, is to deliver a lecture at the University.
Reward for student experience standard
University of Edinburgh receives highest possible judgement for its student learning experience.
African Studies celebrates milestone
The University is celebrating its long history of African engagement with a landmark conference.
University student off to G20 summit
A University student is take part in the G8 and G20 Youth Summit in Washington.
This article was published on Jun 24, 2011