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    News & Events Archive | School of Economics

    https://economics.ed.ac.uk/current-news/archive/2019-archive?page=4

    03 Jun 2025: Archive of news and events

    IDP Study Abroad Education Fair - Surabaya – University of Edinburgh Business School

    https://www.business-school.ed.ac.uk/event/idp-study-abroad-education-fair-surabaya

    Join us in Surabaya to learn more about the University of Edinburgh Business School and our broad portfolio of postgraduate programmes offered in Edinburgh and online. This free, in-person event is an exciting opportunity to chat with a member of

    Six Country Survey on Covid-19 | School of Economics

    https://economics.ed.ac.uk/research/covid-19-response/six-country-survey-on-covid-19

    03 Jun 2025: Michèle Belot collected data on representative samples across 6 countries on variables related to Covid-19 to be used by the wider research community.

    Recording study packages | Student Administration

    https://registryservices.ed.ac.uk/student-systems/support-guidance/professional-services/student-admin-professional-services/disability-service/disability-service-staff/funding-matching-timesheets-payroll-invoicing/record-study-packages

    06 Jun 2025: View guidance on adding, editing and maintaining disability support packages for students within the EUCLID student hub.

    Psychology of Mental Health (Conversion)

    https://postgraduate.degrees.ed.ac.uk/index.php?r=site/view&edition=2025&id=883

    Study MSc in Psychology of Mental Health at the University of Edinburgh. Our professionally accredited postgraduate masters programme covers core aspects of psychology: developmental, social, cognitive, neuropsychology, and individual differences.

    Why the drugs don’t work for women and what to do about it | Biomedical Sciences

    https://biomedical-sciences.ed.ac.uk/news/2018/archives/2019/why-the-drugs-dont-work-for-women-and-what-to-do

    03 Jun 2025: Whether you are male or female can make a significant difference to the safety and effectiveness of your medication. Dr Carole Torsney talks to The Times about male bias preclinical and clinical research and the impact for women. 

    News & Events Archive | School of Economics

    https://economics.ed.ac.uk/current-news/archive/2019-archive?page=1

    03 Jun 2025: Archive of news and events

    Lifetime achievement award for Peter Sandercock | Centre for Clinical Brain Sciences

    https://clinical-brain-sciences.ed.ac.uk/news-archive-2014-2021/jul-dec-2015/lifetime-achievement-award-peter-sandercock

    05 Jun 2025: Dec 2015: Congratulations to Prof Peter Sandercock on his Lifetime Achievement Award by the UK Stroke Forum.

    ESRC research grant | School of Economics

    https://economics.ed.ac.uk/current-news/archive/events-archive-2017-19/esrc-research-grant

    03 Jun 2025: Transparency in Procurement: The design and use of information in trading mechanisms.

    Research Projects | Centre for Clinical Brain Sciences

    https://clinical-brain-sciences.ed.ac.uk/research/diagnoses-disease-targets/cvrg-overview-page/research-studies/recent-projects

    05 Jun 2025: Projects by person associated with CVRG.