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Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies UK Graduate/International Scholarship | Scholarships and Student Funding | Registry Services
The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies is offering two scholarships for UK Graduates and International students beginning their studies on the BVM&S full-time programme in the 2026-2027 academic year.
1950s | Alumni Services | Alumni
It might be half a century ago, but memories of the University and life in the vibrant Scottish capital are still strong.
George Constable | School of Mathematics | School of Mathematics
Why do most isogamous species have so few mating types, yet some have so many?
Alessandro Moura | School of Mathematics | School of Mathematics
Why are replication origins located where they are?
SoM researchers selected for RSE Research Awards | School of Mathematics | School of Mathematics
Dr Sergio Garcia Quiles and Dr Lars Schewe secured Royal Society of Edinburgh funding for their exceptional research projects.
School Staff Members Performing at the Fringe | School of Mathematics | School of Mathematics
The Provocateurs is a unique blend of controversial academic research, audience interaction, and comedy performed at the world’s largest arts festival. This year, we're very lucky to have a number of colleagues taking part!
Sjoerd Viktor Beentjes | School of Mathematics | School of Mathematics
Epistatic contributions to human traits via transcription factor mechanisms
Module 1: Human Nutrition Needs | Global Agriculture and Food Systems | The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies
What does “nutrition” mean? Learn about the nutrients that people need, the food sources of nutrients, and the social challenges of how we eat and talk about eating.
Finn Lindgren receives RSS Barnett Award 2026 | School of Mathematics | School of Mathematics
The Barnett Award is awarded annually to recognise outstanding contributions to the field of environmental statistics.
Linus Schumacher | School of Mathematics | School of Mathematics
Collective behaviour at intermediate scales: aggregation and swarming of the roundworm C. elegans