Where to get help
Information on academic and non-academic support services.
Academic support services
The Institute for Academic Development provides University level support for teaching, learning and researcher development; through leadership, innovation, collaboration and direct provision that benefits students, staff and the University’s international reputation. The IAD offers study development workshops, self-study learning resources, and people you can talk to, to help you succeed in your studies.
Doctoral College
The University of Edinburgh Doctoral College is a coordinating structure for all postgraduate researchers, supervisors and relevant staff at the university, designed to enhance and support the postgraduate student experience.
The Doctoral College is a central structure at Edinburgh, designed to help coordinate and highlight training, support, and opportunities for all postgraduate researchers across the institution.
Non-academic support services
The University offers a wide range of non-academic support services to assist you while you are studying. Find out more about the non-academic support and services available to students at Edinburgh, as listed below.
Disability & Learning Support Service
Edinburgh University Sports Union
Edinburgh University Students' Association (EUSA)
Financial hardship
Funding and scholarships
Library and information services
Visa extension advice - Student Immigration Service