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University of Edinburgh
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Edinburgh is a venerable institution - founded in the 1580s - and has forged a special position in academia. Its national and international reputation is excellent, and it has a large, diverse and multinational student body. Edinburgh itself is vibrant and cosmopolitan, with stately architecture and green spaces. University buildings are spread throughout the city. Many of them are historic, but the university continues to develop: the informatics forum is due to open in late 2007. |
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Fees
Scottish and EU students from outside the UK pay no tuition fees up front but may be liable for a graduate endowment at the end of the course (£2,289 in 2006/07). For other UK students, an annual non-means tested tuition fee of £1,735 in 2007/08 (£2,760 for medicine).
Bursaries
Scottish students under 25 receive up to £2,510 a year in 2007/08 depending on parental income. Students from England, Wales and Northern Ireland who are in receipt of a maximum grant are eligible for an additional bursary of £300. Large range of other scholarships and bursaries.
Accommodation
First-year undergraduates from outside Edinburgh are offered a range of catered options in single study bedrooms from £134 a week (sharing bathroom facilities) to £167 for en-suite accommodation. Self-catering options in single rooms in flats with shared facilities cost from £78 to £94 a week. Options to share twin rooms, at cheaper rates, are available in both catered and self-catered accommodation.
Contact
Tel: 0131 650 1000
Email: sra.enquiries@ed.ac.uk
Web: ed.ac.uk
Accommodation: accommodation@ed.ac.uk
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