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Take part in research | Psychology | School of Philosophy, Psychology and language sciences
Contribute to our research by taking part in an experiment
About our research | Philosophy | School of Philosophy, Psychology and language sciences
Philosophy research at Edinburgh has a rich history, from the establishment of the University of Edinburgh in 1583 through to the present day.
Funding your studies | Postgraduate study | The University of Edinburgh
Most postgraduate students combine funding from a variety of sources to fund their fees and living costs, such as loans, scholarships and income from work.
How to submit the final version of your PhD thesis | Library | Library
At the end of the examination process all successful PhD and MPhil candidates are required to submit the final version of their thesis to the appropriate College Postgraduate Office.
Alumni | School of Engineering | School of Engineering
As a graduate of the University of Edinburgh, you are joining a community of over 200,000 people. This professional and social network provides a lifetime of support with clubs and contacts across the world and a range of groups and resources online.
About Human Resources | Human Resources | Human Resources
Human Resources supports the University’s delivery of Strategy 2030 through the deployment of support, improvements and initiatives aimed at maintaining and developing an even better place to work. We do this through the delivery of the People
Bringing your family | Student Immigration Service | Student Administration
To be eligible to bring a partner and children (under 18), a student must be on a 9+ months full-time postgraduate research programme (at a HEP with a track record of compliance, such as University of Edinburgh), OR have a government financial
Using Image Analysis to Investigate Morphological Differences Due to Pax6 Haploinsufficiency in Upper-Layer Projection Neurons in Human Cerebral Assembloids | Biomedical Teaching Organisation | Biomedical Sciences
Jamie Peebles-Brown, a Year 4 Anatomy and Development student, used data analysis to investigate the role of Pax6 in brain development in human cerebral organoids.
About our research | Linguistics and English Language | School of Philosophy, Psychology and language sciences
Our large and inter-disciplinary research team work on all aspects of language, from theoretical to applied linguistics.
Investigation into the effects of sodium valproate on the developing fetal mouse testis in vitro | Biomedical Teaching Organisation | Biomedical Sciences
Adomas Liugaila, a fourth year Pharmacology Honours student shares about his summer research project investigating the effects of sodium valproate on the developing fetal mouse testis in vitro.