Current undergraduates
Information for current undergraduates in the School of Economics
Academic year 2019/20
Quick links
Welcome Week is from 9th to 13th September 2019 and the links below contain all the information you will need to get the academic year off to a good start. Teaching starts on Monday 16th September.
Please note that these pages are still being updated so keep checking back for more information.
Semester dates
The University Calendar is a useful source of information about important dates.
Contacting us
The School of Economics is based at 30-31 Buccleuch Place.
The main office is open from 9am-5pm Monday and Wednesday to Friday, 10am-5pm Tuesday.
Things you need to know about studying with the School of Economics
An overview of what we expect from you and information about workload, changing courses, pass marks and progression, resits and withdrawing.
Help with your studies and life in general
Sometimes we all need a little extra help and advice so we have put together some information about the services that the School and the University offers.
Helpdesks, IT Help and lots more
The College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences also has a webpage that outlines regulations and procedures specific to students in our College.
Changing degree programme
How to change your degree programme - whether it is within the School of Economics or transferring into or out of the School.
Illness, Personal Problems and Special Needs
If illness or personal problems/circumstances interfere with your studies, class attendance, assignment deadlines or exams or you have special educational needs, there is help available.
Academic Misconduct
Academic misconduct is any type of cheating that occurs in relation to a formal academic exercise.
This includes plagiarism, collusion, falsification, deceit, cheating, and impersonation. The University takes all reported incidences of academic misconduct seriously and seeks to ensure that they are dealt with efficiently and appropriately.
Further information can be found by following the link below.
College guidelines on Academic Misconduct
Study Abroad
There is the opportunity to apply for spending your third year studying abroad, with wide variety of destinations in Europe, America, Australia and Asia to choose from.
Extra-curricular activities
In addition to academic studies, the University of Edinburgh offers a wide variety of opportunities for extra-curricular activities and we have put together some suggestions for you to consider.