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Celtic and French MA (Hons) - Undergraduate programmes | The University of Edinburgh
Study the literatures, languages and cultures of the Celtic and Francophone worlds. Learn French to an advanced level and, optionally, Scottish Gaelic. Includes study abroad.
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PhD Alumni Spotlight | School of Informatics | School of Informatics
Read the profiles of some of our PhD graduates.
Professor Michael O'Boyle Elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh | School of Informatics | School of Informatics
[25/03/2025] Professor Michael O’Boyle, Chair in Computer Science at the School of Informatics, is among thirteen new Royal Society of Edinburgh fellows from the University of Edinburgh.
ICMI Ten-Year Technical Impact Award | School of Informatics | School of Informatics
[2015] Dr Jean Carletta has received a Ten-Year Technical Impact Award from the ACM International Conference on Multimodal Interaction (ICMI), Seattle, 9-13 November 2015.
‘My Hands Are Tied’: Unilateral Variation of the Contract of Employment – Edinburgh Private Law Blog
by David Cabrelli, Professor of Labour Law, University of Edinburgh. Should the law lend legal validity to a clause in a contract that empowers one of the parties to unilaterally vary
Suffrage awards for science pair | School of Informatics | School of Informatics
[2018] Two Edinburgh professors have been recognised for their achievements in mathematics and computing.
Two simple steps turn classical computing into quantum, according to newly published framework co-authored by Professor Chris Heunen | School of Informatics | School of Informatics
Researchers from an international collaboration, including Professor Chris Heunen from the School of Informatics, have developed a new way to think about quantum computing — one that makes the field a bit less enigmatic and represents a ‘shift
The Students – The Middle East at Edinburgh
The three Hebrew students, John Barbour, George Purves and James Johnstone, who first took Arabic as a formal course with David Liston in 1859, were probably focused on more religious interests.
Professor Vijayakumar awarded Tam Dalyell Prize 2015 | School of Informatics | School of Informatics
[2015] Professor Sethu Vijayakumar has been awarded the University's Tam Dalyell Prize 2015 by the Principal, Professor Timothy O’Shea.