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How courage shaped a Mastercard Foundation Scholar’s online learning experience from Kakuma Refugee Camp | Edinburgh Global | Global
By Inga Ackermann (Online Learning and Leadership Coordinator, Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program) Kakuma, a Swahili word meaning “nowhere,” gives its name to one of the world's largest refugee camps. That is where Niyongabo Vincent, a
From Sanctuary to Community - World Refugee Day - Media Hopper Create
Narrators: Nic Cameron and Hammed AlabiWorld Refugee DayMastercard Foundation Online Scholars explore the deeper meaning of communityOn World Refugee Day 2025, Mastercard Foundation Scholars held community dialogue sessions focusing on the theme
Edinburgh University Press Journals - Table of Contents - pah: Vol 27, No 2
This article explores the neglected contributions of Jewish refugee psychoanalyst Barbara Lantos (1896–1962) to British psychological intellectual history.
From Sanctuary to Community - Celebrating Refugee Week - Media Hopper Create
Narrator: Sharon BoatengSince 2019, the University has actively supported the national Refugee Week campaign to celebrate individuals, actions and projects that help grow understanding of refugee experiences and the diverse activities supporting
Professor Sean Smith | School of Engineering | School of Engineering
His PhD supervision projects have included complex sound transmission in buildings, new refugee shelter designs and approaches, offsite construction, NDT of forest products to maximise engineering outcomes, design of new storm
Education | Syrian Futures | Literatures Languages and Culture
Offering support and resources to Syrians interested in higher or further education.
PhD | English and Scottish Literature | Literatures Languages and Culture
Doctorate-level (PhD) study is your opportunity to make an original, positive contribution to learning in literature and related fields.
Launch of Critical Muslim Issue 52: 'Genocide' (hybrid event) | Centre for the Study of Islam in the Contemporary World | Literatures Languages and Culture
Featuring Robin Yassin-Kassab, Celine Kassem, Martin Shaw, Naomi Foyle, Kholoud Al-Ajarma and Hassan Mahamdallie.
Latest stories | Edinburgh Global | Global
Read stories from across the University's global activity, projects, partnerships and community work.
Connected learning in crisis settings | Edinburgh Global | Global
The University of Edinburgh is a key partner in the Connected Learning in Crisis Consortium (CLCC) - a collaborative effort of academic institutions and organisations focused on advancing the field of education in crisis settings – conflict,