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Edinburgh is one of Europes mostbeautiful cities, draped across a seriesof rocky hills overlooking the sea.Lonely Planet

03 Inuencing the world since 1583

04 Postgraduate life05 Global connections

06 Career development08 Supporting you and your studies10 City life

12 Accommodation

14 Join an international community

16 The Universitys Colleges19 Choosing your degree20 Masters programmes25 Online distance learning programmes26 Our research areas27 Entry and English language requirements28 How to apply

29 Funding and costs

30 Visit us31 Campus map

32 Index and useful contacts

WELCOME TOTHE UNIVERSITYOF EDINBURGH


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The University of Edinburgh

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Inuening the world sine 1583Since 1583 the University of Edinburgh has beenchanging the world.

Our famous alumni include historical greats, suchas Joseph Black who discovered carbon dioxideand philosopher David Hume, whose ideas laidthe foundations of contemporary thought, as wellas 21st-century luminaries such as Harry Pottercreator J K Rowling and the UKs most successfulOlympian, Sir Chris Hoy.

Our dynamic research culture has produced

innovations such as Dolly the sheep, the rstmammal to be genetically cloned from an adultsomatic cell; the rst genetically engineeredhepatitis B vaccine; the rst automatedindustrial assembly robot; and technologyused in smartphones.

Today, we continue in a spirit of innovation.From addressing climate change to seeking curesfor cancer, our researchers are at the forefront ofthe research that will inuence tomorrows world.

Come and join us.

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TOP 50We are consistentlyranked as one of the best50 universities in the world.We are 21st in the 2012/13QS World University Rankings.

96%96% of our academicdepartments produceworld-leading research.*

15We are associated with15 Nobel Prize winners.

19THWe are ranked 19th in theworld for the employabilityof our graduates.**

130NATIONALITIESStudents from two-thirds of theworlds countries study here.

ONLINE LEADEREdinburgh is the largest RussellGroup provider of postgraduateonline distance learning.


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Postgraduate life

The University of Edinburgh is one of the largestand most diverse universities in the UK. We havemore than 31,000 students from some 130 countriesstudying across more than 100 academic disciplines.

Industry links and innovationEdinburgh was one of the rst UKuniversities to develop commerciallinks with industry, government and theprofessions. Our commercialisation ofce,Edinburgh Research and Innovation (ERI),has for more than 40 years developed thepromotion and commercialisation of theUniversitys research excellence.

ERI can help postgraduates take theirrst step to market, whether its t hroughcollaborative research, licensing technologyor providing consultancy services.

Soial seneWe have almost 250 student societiescovering all areas of interest across sport,music, drama and the arts. The Universityhas its own art gallery, Talbot Rice Gallery,and lunchtime concerts and recitals areheld on campus. In addition, EdinburghCollege of Arts annual fashion show isone of the citys cultural highlights.

Youll be living in a vibrant and historiccapital city which hosts world-famouscultural festivals, and the mountainsand beaches of Scotland will be onyour doorstep.

Sporting exelleneWere ranked among the best universitiesin the UK for our sport s and exercisefacilities. The Universitys Centre for Sport

and Exercise, regularly voted one of thecitys best tness facilities, is accessible toall, from complete novices to performanceathletes. In fact, New Zealands All Blacksrugby squad declared the facility to be thebest theyd ever trained in, when they usedthe gym for pre-match training.

We also offer 64 sport clubs, coveringeverything from fencing to skydiving,horseriding to ice hockey. Olympic goldmedallist Katherine Grainger famouslytook up rowing for the rst time whenshe joined the Edinburgh University BoatClub when she was a student here.

Global connections

Our ambitious internationalisation strategyaims to provide world-class experiences forstudents and ensures that the teaching andresearch we deliver offers global benets.

Whether you choose to study on campusor online, your postgraduate experience atEdinburgh will be supported and enhancedby the wealth of resources and opportunitiesthat a university of our size can offer.

Quality teahing and researhThe University is committed to deliveringhigh-quality, innovative teaching. Thelatest report from the Quality AssuranceAgency awarded us the highest ratingpossible for the quality of the studentlearning experience.

Although the emphasis at postgraduatelevel is very much on independent study,support from our approachable teachingstaff is always on hand.

Students undertaking taught mastersprogrammes, including online distancelearning, will be allocated a Personal Tutor,who will offer one-to- one guidance andsupport. Postgraduate research and PhDstudents will be appointed a supervisor.

All our postgraduates benet from ourinspiring research culture. Many of theacademics involved in your teachingand learning are leaders in their elds.

Outstanding failitiesDuring the last ve years, we haveinvested 80 million to maintain andenhance our teaching and learning spaces.

You will have access to a wealth of studyresources and material including:

10 libraries, including the third largestacademic library in Europe, plusnumerous subject-specic libraries

four million printed volumes and anextensive digital collection

the Universitys Centre for ResearchCollections, one of the most importantresources of its kind in the UK

the National Library of Scotland,a copyright library located withinwalking distance of the central campus.

Worldwide linksWe collaborate with a host of world-leading institutions in elds as diverseas e-science, engineering, life andmedical sciences, and arts and culture.Our partners include:

California Institute of Technology(CalTech)

Ludwig Maximilians-Universitt, Munich The University of Melbourne McGill University, Montreal Fudan University, Shanghai Peking University University of Delhi.

We have three overseas liaison ofces,in Beijing, Mumbai and So Paulo, whichsupport engagement with students andacademics internationally. Were also amember of the global research networkUniversitas 21, and the European networksCOIMBRA and LERU.

Global AademiesOur Global Academies in health,development, environment and society,and justice bring together researchexpertise from the University communityand beyond to develop solutions forglobal challenges such as climate change,poverty and the spread of epidemics.

These Academies offer interdisciplinaryonline and on-campus postgraduate

programmes aimed at anyone interestedin addressing the major global issuesof the day.

www.ed.ac.uk/global-healthwww.ed.ac.uk/global-developmentwww.ed.ac.uk/global-environment-societywww.globaljusticeacademy.ed.ac.uk


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Career development

Ranked 19th in the world for employability,the University of Edinburgh is a reliable choicefor a postgraduate education with prospects.

Baking bright ideasLAUNCH.ed is the Universitys award-winning programme for studententrepreneurs. Each year, LAUNCH.edworks with hundreds of students to helpthem start new businesses. Since 2005we have helped Edinburgh students andalumni launch more than 120 businesses,of which 85 per cent are still trading.www.launch.ed.ac.uk

Publi engagement opportunitiesEdinburgh is one of six UK-wide Beaconsfor Public Engagement, so if interestedin promoting your research to wideraudiences you will have access toresources, events and fundingopportunities to help you develop thenecessary skills and experience to do so.opportunities.beltanenetwork.org

Dotorate Extension ShemeThe University has elected to support th eDoctorate Extension Scheme. This meansinternational students completing a PhDor other doctorate-level qualication on aTier 4 visa may be eligible to apply to stayin the UK for employment for an additional12 months with extended support from theUniversity as your sponsor. The schemeallows you more time to nd work with aTier 2 employer, gain practical experienceor set up as an entrepreneur.www.ed.ac.uk/immigration/tier4-des

MY EXPERIENCE:RHONA MccALLUMMA Jewellery and Silversmithing

The Universitys Careers Service helped jewellerydesigner Rhona, from Scotland, UK, win a placeon the shortlist for the Deutsche Bank Awardfor Creative Enterprises.

I know that I want to have my ownjewellery business, but I think thatprofessional experience is also veryimportant, so its a long-term plan.

Im still doing exhibitions and sellingwork alongside the masters. The College[Edinburgh College of Art] really encouragespeople to enter competitions andexhibitions as part of the professionalpractice side of the programme, whichis basically about running your work asthough youre already running a business.

Ive been quite worried about what Imgoing to do after graduating, so I wentto see Maureen McIntyre in the CareersService who has worked with arts careers

for a few years. It was nice to have someoneto run through ideas and tell me its notcompletely stupid.

With support from the Careers Service,I applied for the Deutsche Bank Award,which is a 10,000 business start-upgrant and I got shortlisted. I appliedto set up my own workshop, whereI can run my own business.

Im really glad I did it because Ive neverhad to do a full budget before. I do myown admin but Ive never had to calculateor forecast prot or loss. It was challengingbut I now have a business plan I can useto formalise what I really want to achievewith my idea.

creative pratieJewellery-making tools (left); Rhonas studiospace at Edinburgh College of Art (right).

We encourage and support you to planand work towards your career goals,and offer a wealth of guidance andinitiatives to help you take your careerin the right direction.

careers ServieThe Universitys award-winning CareersService provides advice and supportwhatever your plans for the future, including

careers in research. We offer workshopsthroughout the year that are open to allpostgraduate students, plus sessionsspecically for international students.

The Careers Service has a team dedicatedto developing our already strong linkswith employers from all industries andemployment sectors, from the worldstop recruiters to small local enterprises.We provide a programme of opportunitiesfor students to meet employers oncampus and online.www.ed.ac.uk/careers/postgrad

Work-based projetsEdinburgh is involved in the Making theMost of Masters project, which builds linksbetween employers and universities tocreate opportunities for postgraduatestudents to do their dissertation projectsin partnership with a range of local,national and international employeesacross a number of sectors.www.mastersprojects.ac.uk

I did a work-based placement for Link CommunityScotland, analysing partnerships between schoolsin Scotland and Malawi. A work-based placementstands out on your CV and you definitely leavewith really strong transferable skills.Andy Houlihan, MSc Africa and International Development


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Supporting you and your studies

We provide a wide range of support servicesto cater for your academic and personal needs.

Institute for Aademi DevelopmentThe Universitys Institute for AcademicDevelopment (IAD) offers one of the mostestablished university research and careerskills training packages in the UK.

The Institute provides PhD researchersand Masters by Research students withdedicated training in topics such as researchmanagement; personal effectiveness;communication skills; public engagement,

networking and teamworking; leadership;and career management. You can gainexpertise in information technology andpresentation skills; condence inundertaking independent and creativeresearch; the ability to critically evaluatesource materials; and the capacity toconstruct intellectually rigorous arguments.

For taught postgraduates, the IADprovides a growing range of tailoredstudy-related and transferable skillsworkshops, plus online advice and learningresources. These are all designed to helpyou settle into postgraduate life, succeedduring your studies, and move condentlyonwards to the next stage of your career.www.ed.ac.uk/iad/postgraduates

English Language Teahing centreOur English Language Teaching Centreoffers free academic English tuition,self-study materials and advice forinternational students seeking support.www.ed.ac.uk/english-language-teaching

Ofe of Lifelong Learning

The Universitys Ofce of Lifelong Learningoffers around 1,000 evening, weekendand part-time courses per year. Full-timestudents at the University are entitled toa signicant discount on course fees.www.ed.ac.uk/short-courses

The Advie PlaeOur drop-in advice centre, run byEdinburgh University Students Association,offers free, condential and independentadvice on a range of issues.www.eusa.ed.ac.uk/advice

MY EXPERIENCE:HARSH VAIDYAPhD Stem Cell Biology,Centre for Regenerative Medicine

Business skills training offered by the UniversitysInstitute for Academic Development is helpingHarsh, from India, prepare for a career in business.

When I nish my PhD I plan to get a job inindustry, maybe a pharmaceutical companyor a biotechnology company not i n R&Dbut more in business development.

Theres a lot of help available at Edinburghif someone wants to pursue a career in

industry or start their own business.The Institute for Academic Development(IAD) runs workshops throughout the year,giving you basic knowledge of businessnance, business plans and team building.

Last year I attended the InstitutesLEADER Summer School in Denmark.It was really helpful because there weresessions on entrepreneurship and business,personality development, leadership and

communication, and intellectual propertyand copyright. We also learned how tocommunicate our research to the public.

I think its always important to haveadditional skills because when you gofor a job its not only your theoretical

knowledge or how you work in the labthat counts, but how you communicatewith others, or how you work in a team,so all this training really helps.

I think Id be pretty competitive whenapplying for jobs because employersalso look for what you do alongside yourqualication, and I can demonstrate skillsfrom these workshops and the otherthings Ive done here.

Sienti exelleneIn the lab at the Scottish Centre for RegenerativeMedicine (top); Harshs research investigates thethymus, an organ of the immune system.

Student counselling ServieOur counselling service offersa professional and condentialservice to all students.www.ed.ac.uk/student-counselling

Student Disability ServieStudents with a disability are encouragedto discuss any specic support needs withone of our Disability Advisers as earlyas possible during the application

process. Our service works to create anenvironment that helps disabled studentsparticipate fully in university life.www.ed.ac.uk/student-disability-service

The University Health centreAll students should register with adoctor. Students from EU countriesare eligible for healthcare under theNational Health Service as long as theyhave a valid student card. Internationalstudents and their families may haveaccess to NHS medical care.www.health-service.ed.ac.uk

The chaplainy centreWe offer support and guidance to allstudents, irrespective of religious beliefs.www.ed.ac.uk/chaplaincy

childareThe University has nursery facilitiesopen 50 weeks of the year. Our DayNursery looks after children from sixweeks to ve years old.www.ed.ac.uk/day-nursery


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The University of Edinburghis located at the heart of thecity, one of Europes greatcultural hubs.

Edinburgh is an inspiring place to study.Regularly voted one of the most desirableplaces to live in the world, Scotlandscapital has a great social and cultural life,a busy sporting calendar and a rich history.Edinburgh is well known for its fri endlypeople, its safe, green environment andits stunning architecture. Its compact sizemakes it easy to get around and whereveryou are in the city, you are seldom far

from open countryside.

Edinburghs location is perfect foradventurers there are few other placesin the world from where you can so easilyaccess opportunities to either snowboardor surf. Scotlands famous mountains,lochs and forests are only a short tripaway and our landscape offers one ofthe longest coastlines for a country ofits size, so visiting t he beach is easyand highly recommended.

Did you know?Edinburgh has won

more than 12 UK BestCity Awards in the

last eight years.

The ity ofially hosts 12 festivals, inluding theworld-famous Edinburgh Festival Fringe, as wellas ountless ultural events throughout the year.

Edinburghs population isapproximately 500,000.

Edinburgh isnt so much a city,more a way of life I doubt Illever tire of exploring Edinburgh,on foot or in print.Ian Rankin, best-selling crime writer andUniversity of Edinburgh alumnus

Edinburghs temperature an be from 0to6c in thewinter months and is around 20c in the summer.

Edinburgh is a UNEScO city of Literature and its oldand new towns form a UNEScO World Heritage site.

The itys ultural attrations draw13 million visitors to Edinburgh eah year.

Edinburgh is home to more FTSE 100 ompaniesthan any other UK ity outside London.

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Accommodation for postgraduate studentsis self-catered and can be found across arange of halls and ats. Flats vary in size,from four to six single study-bedrooms, andare located within easy reach of Universitybuildings and Edinburghs city centre.

Guarantees and deadlinesWe guarantee an offer of accommodationto all new, single postgraduate studentsfrom outside the EU who are studying forthe whole year, starting in September 2014.In such cases, guarantees apply as long as:

the accommodation application isreceived by 31 July 2014

you notify Accommodation Servicesthat you have an unconditional offerto study at the University and that theoffer will be rmly accepted by theaccommodation application deadline.

For postgraduates from within the EU,including the UK, we make every effort tooffer University accommodation, but suchoffers cannot be guaranteed. Although,we are increasingly able to help morestudents and would always recommendyou apply and join our waiting list.

Support and maintenaneOur properties are managed by professionalWardens and Accommodation Managers,who are supported by Resident Assistants.Our Resident Assistants are usually studentsand live on site, so are readily available toaddress any issues. They also host a widerange of social and academic-relatedactivities to help everyone settle in.

costsRents at University accommodationtypically include utility costs, somecleaning services, personal contentsinsurance and internet/telephone services.Some rooms have shared bathroom facilitiesand some are en suite. Rents for singlerooms during the 2013/14 academic year,based on a ty pical 51-week lease, arein the range of 57138 per week.

Private aommodationWhere we are unable to provide you withUniversity accommodation, we can oftenstill offer some assis tance with and adviceon nding alternatives in Edinburgh.

Private student accommodation vacanciescan be found at: www.studentpad.co.uk

Family provisionFor students who are coming to Edinburghwith a partner or a family, we do havelimited accommodation specically forcouples and families.

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Join an international community

As a truly global university, we can offer a rangeof specialist services designed to make your moveto Edinburgh as smooth and seamless as possible.

Our International OfeThe International Ofce is the centralcontact point for overseas students andwill provide you with all the informationand support you need to settle in.We also run events and activities.www.ed.ac.uk/studying/international

Support begins earlyYou can contact our International Ofce

for advice at any time during or after theapplication process. Our InternationalOfcers regularly make trips abroad toattend education exhibitions and to hold arange of events for prospective applicantsas well as pre-departure briengs foroffer-holders.

More information on our forthcomingtrips can be found at: www.ed.ac.uk/international/our-visits-overseas

Immigration assistaneThe International Ofces trainedImmigration Advisers are available toassist you with visa advice, from theinitial stage of applying to study in theUK, through to graduation. We can helpwith bringing your family to Edinburghor working during or after your studies.www.ed.ac.uk/immigration

Your arrivalWe offer an airport welcome service beforethe academic year starts and arrangeactivities to help you settle in, includingbooking transport to your accommodation.

Once you have received an offer to studyat the University you can check online foressential information about joining us.www.ed.ac.uk/new-students

MY EXPERIENCE:JESSIcA PEREz SANTIVANEzMSc by Research Integrative Neuroscience

Jessica, from Peru, has used her timeat Edinburgh to further her ambitionsto make a global impact.

Because the scholarship funds you forthree years, you have a commitment tochange or impact the lives of others. I cando that through my research but I want togo beyond that. Edinburgh has made meaware of so many global issues and how

you can get involved.I think this university has not only preparedme academically and scientically, but hashelped me to develop as a person. Ivepursued passions outside neuroscienceand have been involved in activities anddiscussions regarding global issues. I feelthat coming to the University of Edinburghwas one of the best decisions Ive evermade its had such a positive impacton my life.

I wanted to improve the quality of lifeof patients, so I chose Edinburgh for it sextensive disease-related research.

The programme enabled me to becomebetter trained for a career in research andgave me the condence to apply for Ph D

study. Ive not only secured a PhD positionat the University of Cambridge, but alsothe prestigious Gates Scholarship.

I was really surprised to get thescholarship because its very competitive.To be successful you have to s howacademic excellence, leadership skillsand that you are willing to help others,but I have loads of volunteeringexperience, which helped a lot.

Getting involvedStudent union Potterrow (top); Edinburghprovides students with the chance tovolunteer (bottom).

Staying onnetedWe organise a series of year-roundsocial events and information sessions.We run a week-long programme oforientation events for new studentsat Edinburgh, including InternationalDay an orientation event for non-UKstudents. You can also attend ourstudy-skills event, which introduces andexplains the Scottish academic system

to new international MSc students.www.ed.ac.uk/international/student-life

International Students centreRun by student volunteers, ourInternational Students Centre is a placewhere all our students can meet andsocialise. The centre runs a programmeof events throughout the year tailoredto international students, includingsubsidised trips around Scotland,social evenings, parties and regularcoffee gatherings.www.ed.ac.uk/international/isc

Meet the loalsOur Hospitality Scheme linksinternational students with Edinburghresidents to meet for a chat or a mealduring the Christmas vacation period orin the New Year. Its a great opportunityto nd out more about Scottish culture.www.ed.ac.uk/international/hospitality

Join a soietyYoull nd almost 250 societies cateringfor a multitude of interests at the

University. Among these are a numberof international and multiculturalsocieties, which not only offer supportin settling in to a new environmentbut can also help you to locatestudents from your home country.www.eusa.ed.ac.uk/societies


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The Universitys Colleges

college of Humanities& Soial SieneThe University was ranked 11th in theworld for humanities in the Times HigherEducationWorld Rankings 2012/13, and ashome to more than 19,000 students and

3,500 staff, Humanities & Social Scienceis our largest College. If youre lookingto study the arts, humanities, education,law, health, business or social sciences,you will be based here.

ShoolsThe College hosts 11 very diverse Schools:

Business Divinity Economics Edinburgh College of Art Education Health in Social Science History, Classics & Archaeology Law Literatures, Languages & Cultures Philosophy, Psychology & Language

Sciences Social & Political Science.

Aademi researhThe College is home to more than70 research centres and institutes.

www.ed.ac.uk/humanities-soc-sci

college of Mediine& Veterinary Mediine

The College of Medicine & VeterinaryMedicine has more than 4,000 studentsand 2,500 staff and offers an extensiverange of postgraduate programmes

covering all aspects of medicine, includingcommunity health, molecular and clinicalmedicine and veterinary medicine. Thelatest Research Assessment Exercise rankedthe College top in the UK for clinicalmedicine and for veterinary medicine.

ShoolsThe Colleges subject areas are groupedin four Schools:

Biomedical Sciences Clinical Sciences Molecular, Genetic & Population

Health Sciences Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies.

Aademi researhThe College has ve major researchinstitutes, each comprising variousinterdisciplinary research centres.

www.ed.ac.uk/medicine-vet-medicine

college of Siene& Engineering

With more than 7,500 students andalmost 3,000 staff, this College is oneof the largest science and engineeringgroupings in the UK. College expertise

spans seven scientic areas, in whichyoull nd some of the UKs best research.The College regularly performs well inthe Research Assessment Exercise andcontinues to be a UK leader in computerscience and informatics.

ShoolsTeaching and research is arrangedin seven Schools:

Biological Sciences Chemistry Engineering GeoSciences Informatics Mathematics Physics & Astronomy.

Aademi researhThe Colleges 20 research centresstimulate an innovative programmeof interdisciplinary research.

www.ed.ac.uk/science-engineering

The University of Edinburgh is divided into three Colleges,which collectively host 22 Schools. Such academic breadthand diversity make Edinburgh a vibrant and stimulatingenvironment for postgraduate study, and the possibilitiesfor interdisciplinary exchange and collaboration are vast.

For more detailson each of our Schools,

order or download our Schoolpostgraduate prospectuses:www.ed.a.uk/studying/

prospetus-requestMy horizons have been broadened due to myexperience at Edinburgh. Classmates come fromdifferent linguistic and cultural backgrounds,and I enjoy learning with them.Jialin Dong,MSc Applied Linguistics


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Choosing your degree

Taught masters programmesMasters programmes are designed todeepen knowledge in a subject studiedat undergraduate level, although some ofour postgraduate offering may be suitablefor students looking to change direction.Students on our taught masters programmestypically undertake a combination of taughtmodules, coursework and supervisedresearch. Studies culminate in a dissertationor equivalent project.

Most of our masters programmes, acrossall subjects, lead to the award of MSc todistinguish postgraduate masters fromour undergraduate MA degree. Otherqualications we offer include an MBA,LLM, MMus, MEd and MTh. EdinburghCollege of Art students will nd Masterof Arts and Master of Fine Arts (MAsand MFAs) make up the majority ofpostgraduate degrees awarded.

Full-time duration: one year

Researh programmes

Masters by ResearhThe MSc by Research is designed toprepare students for advanced research,although it can be t aken as a qualicationin its own right. An MSc by Research isassessed by research coursework,examination and a dissertation.

Full-time duration: one year

MPhilThe MPhil is ideal for student s who needto develop strong all-round knowledge oftheir subject, in-depth understanding of aspecialised area, and the research skills tocarry out and present a piece of originalresearch for submission for a higher degree.The MPhil is assessed by th esis. You mayextend your studies to PhD registrationsubject to satisfactory progress.

Full-time duration: two years

PhDA PhD is the highest academic researchqualication, entailing research trainingand supervised research, either on aone-to-one basis with a supervisor(s) or aspart of a research team. PhD students gainthe specialist background knowledge forthe projected research, and develop theskills appropriate to research in that eld.Their work culminates in a thesis.

The precise focus of the research willbe agreed between the student and thesupervisor and is likely to develop over thecourse of the PhD. The PhD is assess ed byan oral examination in which the candidatedefends his or her research thesis.

Full-time duration: three years

Professional dotoratesProfessional doctorates are specialistqualications designed for professionaldevelopment in specic areas, such asengineering, education and psychology.Professional doctorates combineadvanced research training, a substantialcontribution to knowledge through yourown research and a rigorous reectionon professional practice.

Full-time duration: varies betweenthree and seven years

Part-time studyPlease note that although many of ouron-campus programmes offer part-timeoptions, these are only available to UK andEU students due to UK visa regulations.

Online distane learningAs the largest provider of onlinedistance learning in the Russell Group,we can offer an exceptional rangeof online study more than 45 onlineprogrammes across more than 10 subjectareas. Just like our on-campus provision,all our online masters are delivered bydedicated academics, many of whomare leaders in their eld.

Our experience in delivering high-quality online distance learning issubstantial. Our e-learning researchersand practitioners are among the most

respected in the eld and one of ourearly online programmes, the EdinburghSurgical Sciences Qualication, won anE-Learning UK Gold Award in 2010. Wewere the UKs rst university to offerMassive Open Online Courses (MOOCs),demonstrating our ongoing commitmentto developing innovative online learning.

Our exible and supportive onlinedistance learning programmes are anincreasingly popular choice for studentslooking to balance further study withprofessional or family commitments.

Duration: varying lengths ofprogrammes are offered

www.ed.ac.uk/studying/online-learning

We offer a range of options for postgraduate study atEdinburgh. From professional qualications to independentresearch, on-campus taught programmes to online part-timestudy, youll nd a mode of learning that suits your needs.

More informationon all of our degrees is at:www.ed.a.uk/studying

Edinburgh attracts the best and the brightest.My cohort was an especially strong group ofhighly eager learners from all walks of theeducational field, many of whom I still callfriends and consult now.Mihael Sean Gallagher,MSc Digital Education (Online Distance Learning)


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Masters programmes

HISTORY OF ART

A rt in the Gl ob al Mi dd le Ag es MSc 1y r F T ( 2y rs PT UK/EU o nl y) BHistory of Art MSc by Research 1yr FT (2yrs PT

UK/EU only)B

H is to ry of Ar t, Th eo ry & Di sp la y MSc 1y r F T ( 2y rs PT UK/EU o nl y) BModern & Contemporary Art:History, Curating & Criticism

MSc 1y r F T ( 2y rs PT U K/EU o nl y) B

Renaissance & Early Modern Studies MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) BScottish Art & Visual Culture17502000


MUSIcwww.ed.ac.uk/eca/musicContact: [email protected]

A co us ti cs & Mus ic Tech no lo gy MSc 1y r F T ( 2y rs PT UK/EU o nl y) BComposition Mmus 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) BComposition for Screen MSc 1yr F T (2y rs PT UK/EU only ) B

Digital Composition & Performance MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) BEarly Keyboard Performance Studies MMus 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) B

Music MSc by Research 1yr FT (2yrs PTUK/EU only) B

Mus ic al In st ru ment Resear ch Mmu s 1y r F T ( 2y rs PT UK/EU o nl y) B

Musicology Mmus 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) B

BUSINESS ScHOOLwww.business-shool.ed.a.ukcontat: [email protected]

ENGLISHLANGUAGE

LEVEL

Accounting & Finance MSc 1yr FT B

Banking & Risk MSc 1yr FT BBusiness Administration, Masterof (MBA)

MBA 12/16mths FT B

Carbon Finance MSc 1yr FT BExecutive Master of BusinessAdministration (EMBA)

MBA 2yrs PT B

Finance & Investment MSc 1yr FT B

Financial Management MSc 1yr FT BHuman Resource Management MSc 1yr FT BInternational Business & EmergingMarkets

MSc 1yr FT B

Management MSc 1yr FT BMarketing MSc 1yr FT B

Marketing & Business Analysis MSc 1yr FT B

ScHOOL OF DIVINITYwww.ed.a.uk/divinitycontat: [email protected]

ENGLISHLANGUAGE

LEVEL

Biblical Studies MSc/MTh 1yr F T (2yrs PT UK/EUonly)

B

Christian Ethics & Practical Theology MSc/MTh by Research 1yr FT(2yrs PT UK/EU only)

B

E ccl es ias ti ca l Hi st or y M Sc/M Th by R es ea rch 1y r F T(2yrs PT UK/EU only)

B

Ethics MSc/MTh 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EUonly)

B

Hebrew & Old Testament Studies MSc/MTh by Research 1yr FT(2yrs PT UK/EU only)

B

Ministry MSc/MTh 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EUonly)

B

New Testament Language,Literature & Theology

MSc/MTh by Research 1yr FT(2yrs PT UK/EU only)

B

Religious Studies MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) BReligious Studies MSc/M Th by R esearch 1y r F T

(2yrs PT UK/EU only)B

Science & Religion MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) B

T he ol ogy in His tor y M Sc/M Th 1y r F T (2 yr s P T U K/E Uonly)

B

Sy st em at ic The ol ogy M Sc/M Th by Re se arch 1y r F T(2yrs PT UK/EU only)

B

W or ld C hr is ti an it y MS c/M Th 1y r F T (2 yr s P T U K/EUonly)

B

World Christianit y MSc/M Th by Research 1y r F T(2yrs PT UK/EU only)

B

ScHOOL OF EcONOMIcSwww.ed.a.uk/eonomiscontat: [email protected]

ENGLISHLANGUAGE

LEVEL

Economics MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) CEconomics (Finance) MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) C

ScHOOL OF EDUcATIONwww.ed.a.uk/eduationcontat: [email protected]

ENGLISHLANGUAGE

LEVEL

Additional Support for Learning MEd 26yrs PT CCommunit y Education MSc 1y r F T (2/3yrs PT UK/EU only) CD an ce S ci en ce & Ed uc at io n MSc 1y r FT (26yrs PT UK/EU only) CDeveloping Educational Leadership& Learning

PG Cert (12yrs PT) C

Digital Education MSc 1yr FT (26yrs PT UK/EU only) BEducation MSc/MSc by Research 1yr FT

(2/3yrs PT UK/EU only)C

Education (Doctor of) EdD (5yrs PT UK/EU only) CEducation: Language Theory,Practice & Literacy

MSc 1yr FT (26yrs PT UK/EU only) A

Educational Research MSc 1y r F T (2/3yrs P T UK/EU only) CInclusive & Special Education MSc 1yr FT CLanguage Teaching MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) AOutdoor Education MSc 15mths FT (26yrs PT UK/EU

only)C

Outdoor Environmental &Sustainability Education

MSc 15mths FT (26yrs PT UK/EUonly)

C

P er for man ce Ps ych ol ogy M Sc 1y r F T (26yrs PT UK/EU only) CPhysical Activity for Health MSc 1yr FT (6yrs PT intermittent

study UK/EU only)C

Professional Graduate Diplomain Education (Primary)

PGDE 1yr FT C

Professional Graduate Diplomain Education (Secondary)

PGDE 1yr FT C

Sport Policy, Management &International Development

MSc 1yr FT (26yrs PT UK/EU only) C

St re ng th & C on di ti oni ng M Sc 1y r F T (26yrs PT UK/EU only) CTeaching English to Speakers ofOther Languages (TESOL)

MSc 1yr FT (26yrs PT UK/EU only) A

ScHOOL OF HEALTH IN SOcIAL ScIENcESwww.ed.a.uk/health-soial-sienecontat: [email protected]

ENGLISHLANGUAGE

LEVEL

Advancing Nurs ing Practice MSc 1yr FT (23yrs PT UK/EU only),PGDip 21mths PT (UK/EU only),PG Cert 9mths PT (UK/EU only)

C

Applied Psychology (Healthcare)for Children & Young People

MSc 1yr FT C

Children & Young Peoples MentalHealth & Psychological Practice

MSc 1yr FT (46yrs PT UK/EU only),PGDip 24yrs PT (UK/EU only),PG Cert 12yrs PT (UK/EU only)

C

Clinical Psy chology DClin Psychology 3y rs FT(45yrs specialist route)

C

Cognitive Behavioural Therapyfor Children & Young People (cyCBT)

PG Cert 12yrs PT (UK/EU only) B

Counselling MCouns 4yrs PT (UK/EU only),PGDip 3yrs PT (UK/EU only)

C

Counselling (Interpersonal Dialogue) Mcouns 2yrs F T BC ou ns el li ng S tu di es MSc 1y r F T (2/3 yr s PT U K/EU o nl y) ,

PG Cert 1yr P T (UK/EU only)C

Dementia: International Experience,Policy & Practice

MSc 2yrs PT, PGDip 21mths PT,PG Cert 9mths PT

C

Health & Social Care Children& Young Peoples Mental Health:Ecological Approaches

PG Cert 9mths PT B

Integrated Service Improvement MSc 26yrs PT (UK/EU only),PGDip 24yrs PT (UK/EU only),PG Cert 12yrs PT (UK/EU only)

C

Master of Nursing in Clinical Research MN 1yr FT BPsychological Interventions forChildren & Young People

PG Cert 12yrs PT (UK/EU only) B

Psychotherapy & Counselling(Interpersonal Dialogue)

DPsychotherapy 3yrs FT (6yrs PTUK/EU only)

B

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EDINBURGH cOLLEGE OF ARTwww.ed.a.uk/eacontat: [email protected]

ENGLISHLANGUAGE

LEVEL

ART & ARcHITEcTUREA dv an ced S us ta in ab le Desi gn MSc 1y r F T ( 2y rs PT UK/EU o nl y) BA rch it ec tur al Con se rv at ion M Sc 1y r F T (2 yr s P T U K/E U o nl y) BArchitectural Project Management MSc 7yrs PT BArchitecture MSc by Research 1yr FT (2yrs PT

UK/EU only)B

Architectural & Urban Design MSc 1yr FT BArt, Space & Nature MA 1yr FT, MFA 2yrs FT BContemporary Art Painting MA 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only),

MFA 2yrs FTB

Contemporary Art Photography MA 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only),MFA 2yrs FT

B

Contemporary Art Practice MA 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only),MFA 2yrs FT

B

Contemporary Art Sculpture MA 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only),MFA 2yrs FT

B

Contemporary Ar t Theory MA 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only),MFA 2yrs FT

B

Cultural Studies MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) ADesign & Digital Media MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) BDigit al Animation MSc by Re search 1yr FT (2y rs PT

UK/EU only)B

D ig ital Medi a & Cu ltur e MSc by Resear ch 1y r F T (2 yr s PTUK/EU only)

B

D ig ital Stud io Pr ac ti ce MSc by Resear ch 1y r F T ( 2y rs PTUK/EU only)

B

Interdisciplinary Creative Practices MSc by Research 1yr FT (2yrs PTUK/EU only)

B

L and sc ap e A rch it ec tu re M LA 21mt hs F T BMaster of Architecture MArch 2yrs FT BReective Design Practices MSc by Research 1yr FT (2yrs PT

UK/EU only)B

Sound Design MSc/MSc by Research 1yr FT(2yrs PT UK/EU only)

B

Urban Strategies & Design MSc 1yr FT B

DESIGN

Animation MA 1yr FT, MFA 2yrs FT BDesign Informatics MA 1yr FT, MFA 2yrs FT BFashion MA 1yr FT, MFA 2yrs FT BFilm Directing MA 1yr FT, MFA 21mths FT BGlass MA 1yr FT, MFA 2yrs FT BGraphic Design MA 1yr FT, MFA 2yrs FT BIllustration MA 1yr FT, MFA 2yrs FT BInterior Architectural Design MA 1yr FT, MFA 2yrs FT BInterior Design MA 1yr FT BJewellery MA 1yr FT, MFA 2yrs FT BPerformance Costume MA 1yr FT, MFA 2yrs FT BProduct Design MA 1yr FT, MFA 2yrs FT BTextiles MA 1yr FT, MFA 2yrs FT B

ScHOOL OF HISTORY, cLASSIcS & ARcHAEOLOGY

www.ed.a.uk/shools-departments/history-lassis-arhaeology

ENGLISHLANGUAGE

LEVEL

HISTORYContact: [email protected] History MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) CContemporary History MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) CD ia sp or a & M ig ra ti on H is to ry MSc 1y r F T ( 2y rs PT U K/EU o nl y) CEconomic & Soc ia l History MSc by Research 1yr FT (2yrs PT

UK/EU only)C

E ig hteenth C en tu ry C ul tu res MSc 1y r F T ( 2y rs PT U K/EU o nl y) CGender History MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) CHistory MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) CHistory MSc by Research 1yr FT (2yrs PT

UK/EU only)C

History MSc 1yr FT, 24yrs PT CIntellectual History MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) CLate Antique Islamic & ByzantineStudies

MSc 1y r F T ( 2y rs PT U K/EU o nl y) C

Medieval History MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) CMod er n B ri ti sh & I ri sh Hi stor y MSc 1y r F T ( 2y rs PT UK/EU o nl y) CScottish History MSc/MSc by Research 1yr F T

(2yrs PT UK/EU only)C

Social & Cul tural His tor y MSc 1yr FT (2y rs PT UK/EU only ) C

cLASSIcSContact: [email protected] las si cal Ar t & Arch ae ol og y M Sc 1y r F T (2 yr s P T UK /E U on ly ) CClassics MSc/MSc by Research 1yr FT


Hellenistic World MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) C

ARcHAEOLOGYContact: [email protected] MSc/MSc by Research 1yr FT


European Archaeology MSc 1yr F T (2y rs P T UK/EU only ) CForensic Anthropology MSc 1yr F T (2y rs P T UK/EU only ) CH um an O st eo ar ch ae ol ogy M Sc 1y r F T (2 yr s P T UK /E U on ly ) CMed iter ra nean A rc ha eo lo gy MSc 1y r F T ( 2y rs PT U K/EU o nl y) COsteoarchaeology MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) C

ScHOOL OF LAWwww.law.ed.a.uk/pgcontat: [email protected]

ENGLISHLANGUAGE

LEVEL

Commercial Law LLM 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) AComparative & European Private Law LLM 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) AC om peti ti on La w & In no va ti on LLM 1y r F T ( 2y rs PT UK/EU o nl y) ACorporate Law LLM 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) ACriminal Law LLM 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) AC ri mi na l Law & Cr im in al Ju st ic e LLM 1y r F T (2 yr s PT U K/EU o nl y) AC ri mi no lo gy & Cr im in al Ju st ic e LLM 1y r F T (2 yr s PT U K/EU o nl y) AEuropean Law LLM 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) AGlobal Crime, Just ice & Securi ty LLM 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) A


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Global Environment & ClimateChange Law

L LM 1y r F T (2 yr s P T U K/E U o nl y) A

History & Philosophy of Law LLM by Research 1yr FT (2yrs PTUK/EU only)

A

Information Technology Law LLM 1yr FT, 20mths3yrs PT AInnovation, Techno logy & the Law LLM 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) AInnovation, Technology & the Law LLM 1yr FT, 20mths3yrs PT A

Inte lle ctual Proper ty Law L LM 1y r F T (2yrs PT UK/EU only) AIntel lectua l P ro pert y Law LLM 1y r F T, 20 mths3yrs PT AInternational Commercial Law& Practice

LLM 1yr FT, 20mths3yrs PT A

I nt ern at ion al Eco no mi c L aw L LM 1y r F T (2 yr s P T U K/E U o nl y) AInternational Law LLM 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) ALaw LLM 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) ALaw LLM by Research 1yr FT, 2yrs PT

UK/EU onlyA

Law LLM 1yr FT, 20mths3yrs PT ALaw Pg Cert PG Cert (4mths Part Session FT,

12/20mths PT)A

Law PG P ro fess io na l D ev el op ment 2 yr s PT i nter mi tten t s tu dy ALaw & Chinese LLM (2yrs FT) ALegal Research LLM by Research 1yr F T, 2yrs PT

UK/EU onlyA

Me dical L aw & Ethics L LM 1y r F T, 20mths3yrs PT AProfessional Legal Practice (Diploma) PGDip 9mths FT (21mths PT

UK/EU only)A

ScHOOL OF LITERATURES, LANGUAGES & cULTURESwww.ed.a.uk/literatures-languages-ulturescontat: [email protected]

ENGLISHLANGUAGE

LEVEL

LITERATURE & LITERARY THEORYContact: [email protected] me ri ca n L it era tur e M Sc by Re se ar ch 1y r F T (2 yr s P T

UK/EU only)A

Comparative & General Literature MSc by Research 1yr FT (2yrs PTUK/EU only)

A

English Lite rat ure MSc by Re search 1yr FT (2y rs PTUK/EU only)

A

English Literature: Critical Theory MSc by Research 1yr FT (2yrs PTUK/EU only)

A

English Literature: Creative Writing MSc 1yr FT AEnglish Literature: Creative Writing MSc 3yrs PT AEnglish Literature: Literature &Modernity: 1900Present

MSc 1y r F T ( 2y rs PT U K/EU o nl y) A

English Literature: Literature &Society: Enlightenment, Romantic& Victorian


English Literature: Medieval Studies MSc by Research 1yr FT (2yrs PTUK/EU only)

A

English Literature: PostcolonialLiterature

MSc by Research 1yr FT (2yrs PTUK/EU only)

A

English Literature: RenaissanceLiterature MSc by Research 1yr FT (2yrs PTUK/EU only) A

English Literature: Romanticism MSc by Research 1yr FT (2yrs PTUK/EU only)

A

English Literature: Scottish Literature MSc by Research 1yr FT (2yrs PTUK/EU only)

A

English Literature: VictorianLiterature


A

Engli sh Li terature: US Li terature MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) AL iter atur e & Tr an sa tl an ti ci sm MSc 1y r F T ( 2y rs PT U K/EU o nl y) AMaterial Cultures & the Historyof the Book


Med ieva l L it er atur es & Cu ltur es MSc 1y r FT (2 yr s PT UK/EU o nl y) A

LANGUAGE STUDIESContact: [email protected] Arabic MSc 1yr FT AArab World Studies MSc 2yrs FT AChinese MSc by Research 1yr FT (2yrs PT

UK/EU only)A

Chinese Studies MSc 2yrs FT AFrench MSc by Research 1yr FT (2yrs PT

UK/EU only)A

German MSc by Research 1yr FT (2yrs PTUK/EU only)

A

Hispanic Studie s MSc by Res earch 1yr F T (2y rs P TUK/EU only)

A

Italian MSc by Research 1yr FT (2yrs PTUK/EU only)

A

Japanese MSc by Research 1yr FT (2yrs PTUK/EU only)

A

Literary Translation as CreativePractice


Russian MSc by Research 1yr FT (2yrs PTUK/EU only)

A

Sanskrit MSc by Research 1yr FT (2yrs PTUK/EU only)

A

S ca nd in av ia n S tu di es MSc b y Res ea rc h 1y r F T ( 2y rs PTUK/EU only)

A

Translation Studies MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) A

cULTURES & VISUAL ARTSContact: [email protected] Religions MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) ACelt ic & Scotti sh Stud ies MSc/MSc by Research 1yr FT

(2yrs PT UK/EU only)A

East Asian Relations MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) AF il m, Ex hi bi ti on & C ur at io n M Sc 1y r F T (2 yr s P T UK /E U on ly ) AFilm Studies MSc/MSc by Research 1yr FT


Islamic & Middle Eastern Studies MSc/MSc by Research 1yr FT(2yrs PT UK/EU only)

A

J apa ne se Soc ie ty & C ul tu re M Sc 1y r F T (2 yr s P T UK /E U on ly ) AM iddl e E as te rn D ia spo ras M Sc 1y r F T (2 yr s P T UK /E U on ly ) AModern Chinese Cultura l S tudies MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) APersian Civilisation MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) APlaywriting MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) ASc ot ti sh E th nol og y M Sc by R es ear ch 1y r F T (2 yr s P T

UK/EU only)A

T heat re & Perf or ma nc e S tu di es MSc 1y r F T ( 2y rs PT UK/EU o nl y) AViking Studies MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) A

ScHOOL OF PHILOSOPHY, PSYcHOLOGY & LANGUAGE ScIENcESwww.ppls.ed.a.uk/pgcontat: [email protected]

ENGLISHLANGUAGE

LEVEL

PHILOSOPHYAncient Philosophy MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) AC og ni ti on in Sc ienc e & So ci et y MSc 1y r F T ( 2y rs PT UK/EU o nl y) AMind, Language & EmbodiedCognition


Philosophy MSc/MSc by Research 1yr FT(2yrs PT UK/EU only)

A

PSYcHOLOGY

C og ni ti on in Sc ienc e & So ci et y MSc 1y r F T ( 2y rs PT UK/EU o nl y) AH is to ry & Th eo ry of Ps yc ho lo gy MSc 1y r F T ( 2y rs PT UK/EU o nl y) A

Human Cognitive Neuropsychology MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) AP sychological Res earch MSc 1yr F T (2y rs PT UK/EU only ) APsychology MSc by Research 1yr FT (2yrs PT

UK/EU only)A

Psychology of Individual Differences MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) AP sychology of L anguage MSc 1yr F T (2y rs PT UK/EU only ) A

LINGUISTIcS & ENGLISH LANGUAGE

Applied Linguistics MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) AC og ni ti on in Sc ienc e & So ci et y MSc 1y r F T ( 2y rs PT UK/EU o nl y) AD ev el opm en tal Lin gui st ic s M Sc 1y r F T (2 yr s P T UK /E U on ly ) AEnglish L anguage MSc/MSc by Research 1y r F T


Evolution of Language & Cognition MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) ALinguistics & English Language MSc by Research 1yr FT (2yrs PT

UK/EU only)A

S peec h & Lan gu ag e P ro cess in g MSc 1y r F T ( 2y rs PT UK/EU o nl y) A

ScHOOL OF SOcIAL & POLITIcAL ScIENcEwww.sps.ed.a.uk/gradshoolcontat: [email protected]

ENGLISHLANGUAGE

LEVEL

Africa & International Development PG Cert (12yrs PT) BAfrica & International Development MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) B

African Studies MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) B

Childhood Studies MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) B

C ompa ra ti ve P ubl ic P oli cy M Sc 1y r F T (2 yr s P T U K/E U o nl y) B*Global Challenges MSc 36yrs PT B

Global Crime, Just ice & Securi ty MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) BGlobal Environment, Politics &Society


G lo ba l H ea lth & Pub li c Pol ic y MSc 1y r F T ( 2y rs PT U K/EU o nl y) B

Global Health Policy PG Cert 9mths FT, 21mths PT B

Global Social Change MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) BHealth Inequalities & Public Policy MSc 1yr FT (23y rs PT UK/EU only) B

Health Systems & Public Policy MSc 1yr FT (23y rs PT UK/EU only) BInternational & European Po li tics MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) B

I nt er na ti on al De ve lop me nt M Sc 1y r F T (2 yr s P T U K/E U o nl y) BInter na ti on al Po li ti ca l T heor y MSc 1y r F T ( 2y rs PT UK/EU o nl y) B

Inte rnational Re lations MSc 1yr F T (2y rs P T UK/EU onl y) B

International Relations of theMiddle East

MSc 1yr FT B

Management of Bioeconomy &

Governance


Med ic al An th ro po lo gy MSc/ MS c b y Res ea rc h 1 yr FT(2yrs PT UK/EU only)

B

Nationalism Studies MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) BPolicy Studies MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) B

Politics & International Relations MSc by Research 1yr FT (2yrs PTUK/EU only)

B

Science & Techno logy in Society MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) BScience & Technology Studies MSc by Research 1yr FT (2yrs PT

UK/EU only)B

Science, Technology & InternationalDevelopment


S oci al An th rop ol og y M Sc/M Sc by Re se ar ch 1y r F T(2yrs PT UK/EU only)

B

Social Policy MSc by Research 1yr FT (2yrs PTUK/EU only)

B

Social Research MSc 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) BSocial Work Master of Social Work 2yrs FT,


B

Sociology MSc by Research 1yr FT (2yrs PTUK/EU only)

B

South Asia & InternationalDevelopment


S ou th Asi an St ud ie s M Sc by Re se ar ch 1y r F T (2y rs PTUK/EU only)

B

*The Global Challenges MSc comprises the PG Certicates in

Global Development Challenges, Global Environment Challenges

and Global Health Challenges. Entry is by one of these programmes.

college of Mediine& Veterinary Mediine

= Online distance learning programmes

www.ed.a.uk/mediine-vet-mediine/postgraduatecontat: [email protected]

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LEVEL

Animal Biosciences MSc 1yr FT CApplied Animal Behaviour & AnimalWelfare

MSc 1yr FT (2/3yrs PT UK/EU only) C

Biodiversity, Wildlife & EcosystemHealth

MSc 3yrs PT, Diploma 2yrs PT,Certicate 1yr PT

C

Biomedical Sciences MSc by Research 1yr FT ACardiovascular Biology MSc by Research 1yr FT C

C li ni cal E du ca ti on M Sc 3y rs P T, Di pl oma 2 yr s P T,Certicate 1yr PT

C

Clinical Management of HeadacheDisorders

MSc 36yrs PT, Diploma 24yrsPT, Certicate 12yrs PT

C

C li ni ca l Man ag em en t o f Pai n MSc 36yrs PT, Diploma 24yrsPT, Certicate 12yrs PT

C

Clinical Trials MSc 3yrs PT, Diploma 2yrs PT,Certicate 1yr PT

C

Cons er vation Me dicine MVe tSci 36yrs PT, Diploma24yrs PT, Certicate 12yrs PT

C

Equine Science MSc 36yrs PT, Diploma 24yrsPT, Certicate 12yrs PT

C

General Surgery ChM 2yrs PT CGlobal Health & Infectious Diseases MSc 3yrs PT, Diploma 2yrs PT,

Certicate 1yr PTB

Gl ob al H ea lt h C ha ll en ge s P G C er t 12yrs PT CGlobal Health: Non CommunicableDiseases


B

Global Health Studies PG Cert 13yrs PT CHuman Anatomy MSc 1yr FT CImaging MSc 36yrs PT, Diploma 24yrs

PT, Certicate 12yrs PTC

Integrative Neuroscience Masters by Research 1yr F T CInternal Me dicine MSc 3y rs PT, Diploma 2y rs PT,

Certicate 1yr PTC

International Animal Health MSc 3yrs PT, Diploma 2yrs PT,Certicate 1yr PT

C

International Animal Welfare,Ethics & Law

MSc 36yrs PT, Diploma 24yrsPT, Certicate 12yrs PT

C

Me dical Science s MMedSci 1y r F T (2yr s P T UK/EUonly)

C

N eu ro im ag in g f or Res ea rc h MSc 36yrs PT, Diploma 24yrsPT, Certicate 12yrs PT

C

One Health MSc 36yrs PT, Diploma 24yrsPT, Certicate 12yrs PT

C

Oral Surgery MClinDent 2yrs FT AOrthodontics MClinDent 2yrs FT AP ae dia tr ic D en ti st ry M Cl in De nt 2 yr s F T (3y rs P T

UK/EU only)A

Paediatric Emergency Medicine MSc 3yrs PT, Diploma 2yrs PT,Certicate 1yr PT

C

P ri ma ry De nt al Ca re M Sc 3y rs PT, Di pl oma 2 yr s P T,Certicate 1yr PT

A

Prosthodontics MClinDent 2yrs FT A

Public Health MPH 1yr FT (2yrs PT UK/EU only) ARegenerative Medicine: Clinical& Industrial Delivery

MSc 1yr FT C

Reproductive Sciences Masters by Research 1yr FT CScience Communication & PublicEngagement

MSc 1yr FT A

Science Communication & PublicEngagement


A

Surgical Sciences MSc 3yrs PT CTransfusion, Transplantation & TissueBanking

MSc 3yrs PT (UK/EU only) A

Trauma & Orthopaedics ChM 2yrs PT CUrology ChM 2yrs PT C

Vascular & Endovascular Surgery ChM 2yrs4yrs PT CVe te ri nar y S ci en ce s M Ve tS ci 1y r F T (2 yr s P T UK /E U

only)C

Fee disountsEdinburgh graduates

are entitled to a 10 percent discount on allpostgraduate fees.

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Our research areas

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African Studies

Applied Language Studies

Archaeology

Architecture

Canadian Studies

Celtic and Scottish Studies

Celtic Studies

Chinese

Christian Ethics and Practical Theology

Classics

Comparative Literature

Cultural Studies

Ecclesiastical History

Economic and Social History

Economics

Education

English Language

English Literature

Film Studies

French

German

Hebrew and Old Testament Studies

Hispanic Studies

History

History of Art

Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies

Italian

Japanese

Law

Linguistics, Theoreticaland Applied Management

Music

New Testament Language,Literature and Theology

Nursing

Philosophy

Politics

Psychology

Public Health Sciences

Religious Studies

Technology Studies (Social Sciences)

Russian

Sanskrit

Scandinavian Studies

Science Studies (Social Sciences)

Scottish Ethnology

Scottish History

Second World War Studies

Social Anthropology

Social Policy

Social Work

Sociology

We can provide expert supervision in any of the areas listedbelow. For the latest information on our postgraduateresearch opportunities, visit our Degree Finder:www.ed.ac.uk/postgraduate/degrees

Sociology and Anthropologyof Health and Illness

South Asian Studies

Speech Technology Research

Systematic Theology

Translation Studies

World Christianity

college of Mediine& Veterinary Mediinecontat: [email protected]/[email protected]

Anaesthesia, Critical Care and Pain Medicine

Animal Health and Welfare

Cancer

Cardiovascular

Child Life and Health

Clinical Biochemistry

Clinical Neurosciences

Dentistry

Dermatology

General Practice

Geriatric Medicine

Infection and Immunity

Infectious Diseases

Inammation

Internal Medicine

Medical Microbiology

Medical Physics and Medical Engineering

Medical Sciences

Neuroscience

Obstetrics and Gynaecology

Oral Medicine

Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine

Pathology

PhysiologyPsychiatry

Rehabilitation Studies

Reproductive and Developmental Science

Reproductive Biology

Respiratory Medicine

Stem Cell Research

Surgery

Veterinary Biomedical Sciences

Veterinary Clinical Studies

college of Siene& Engineeringcontat: [email protected]

Acoustics

Applied Mathematics

Articial Intelligence

Astrophysics

Atmospheric Global Change

Biophysical Chemistry

Biosphere Global Change

Cell Biology

Chemical Biology

Cognitive Science

Computer Science

Condensed Matter

Continents Global Change

Cryosphere Global Change

Digital Communications

Earth Subsurface GeoScience

Edinburgh Earth Observatory

Energy Systems

Evolutionary Biology

Geology

Geophysics

Human Geography

Informatics

Infrastructure and the Environment

Inorganic Chemistry

Integrated Micro and Nano Systems

Materials and Processes

Materials Chemistry

Molecular and Optical Physics

Nuclear Physics

Oceans Global Change

Operational Research

Organic SynthesisParticle Physics

Physical Chemistry and Chemical Physics

Plant Sciences

Pure Mathematics

Statistics

Structural and Molecular Biology

Structural Chemistry

Entry and Englishlanguage requirements

Supporting your appliationYou will need academic references,academic transcripts and a personalstatement. Other programmes mayask for specic evidence of yoursuitability for study, such as a portfolio,demonstration of relevant experience,or in a small amount of cases, attendanceat interview. Check specic programmeentry requirements online.www.ed.ac.uk/postgraduate/degrees

English language requirementsIf English is not your rst language youwill have to provide evidence of yourwritten and spoken English skills. Englishlanguage requirements are listed byprogramme on pages 2025. Please checkwhich language level (A, B or C) relatesto the programme you want to apply for.Requirements for each level are givenin the table, right.

conditions and exemptionsYour English language certicatemust be no more than two years oldat the beginning of your degree. Otherqualications may be accepted anda degree from an English-speakinguniversity may also be accepted insome circumstances.www.ed.ac.uk/english-requirements/pg

English language oursesEnglish language courses run throughoutthe year at our English Language TeachingCentre. You can take extra classes and anexamination in the summer in Edinburghprior to your degree start date, or youcan study additional classes while youare studying for your degree.www.ed.ac.uk/english-language-teaching

Level AIELTS Academic module 7.0 (with 6.5 in each module)

TOEFL iBT 100 (with at least 23 in each section)

CPE Grade BCAE Grade A

Level BIELTS Academic module 7.0 (with 6.0 in each module)


CPE Grade B

CAE Grade A

Level CIELTS Academic module 6.5 (with 6.0 in each module)


CPE Grade C

CAE Grade B

Abbreviations used in table

iBT Internet-based Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) Test

IELTS International English Language Testing System

TOEFL Test of English as a Foreign Language

CPE Cambridge Certicate of Prociency in English

CAE Cambridge Certicate in Advanced English

Applicants for postgraduate study at Edinburgh aretypically expected to hold a minimum of a 2:1 honoursdegree, or its international equivalent. Your rst degreeshould be in a relevant subject but some programmesare open to candidates from other disciplines.

More informationon international

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chosen yourprogramme?

Find and apply for yourprogramme using ourDegree Finder tool:

www.ed.a.uk/postgraduate/

degrees

Step by step

1. Find the degree you wish to apply for using theDegree Finder at: www.ed.ac.uk/postgraduate/degrees

2. Look for the button labelled Apply. Click thisto access the online application form.

3. Create an online account with us. You will receivea username and a password, which will allow youto track your application through its various stages.Having an online account means that you dontneed to complete your online application in onesitting. You can save your partially completedapplication at any point and come back to itat another time.

4. Complete and submit your application.

Applications for postgraduatestudy are made online.

PhD studyIf you are considering PhD study, you shouldcontact a potential supervisor to discuss yourresearch project. You can choose from existingresearch project vacancies or discuss your ownresearch idea. If you have a multidisciplinaryproposal, it could be helpful to talk to morethan one potential supervisor.

Traking your appliationDetails about your application, includingany offer of admission, will be availablethrough your online account.www.ed.ac.uk/my-offer

Applying via a representativeThe University has approved representativesin 22 countries worldwide. Representatives

can guide you through the applicationprocess if you prefer.www.ed.ac.uk/international/representatives

Applying for a student visaIf you come from a country outside the UKor EU, it is likely that you will have to applyfor a student visa to study on campus atthe University of Edinburgh.www.ed.ac.uk/immigration

Joining us from overseasInternational applicants are advised tocheck the Universitys website to ndout more about their visa options andour Integrated English for AcademicPurposes (IEAP) programme.www.ed.ac.uk/international/ieap

Funding and costs

To help you pursue your ambitions, weoffer academically outstanding candidatesa number of postgraduate scholarshipsand studentships. The UniversitysScholarships and Student Funding Servicesoffers guidance on sources of scholarships,grants and other funding opportunities.

SholarshipsExamples of the major scholarships

available include:

Edinburgh UK/EUMasters Sholarships15 scholarships for UK/EU students whohave a place on a full-time mastersprogramme.www.ed.ac.uk/student-funding/uk-masters

Edinburgh GlobalMasters Sholarships30 scholarships, comprising 10 awardseach worth 5,000 and 20 awards eachworth 3,000, for international mastersstudents who are liable to pay tuitionfees at the overseas rate.www.ed.ac.uk/student-funding/masters

Edinburgh Global Online DistaneLearning Masters SholarshipsSix scholarships are available to studentsundertaking eligible online distancelearning programmes.www.ed.ac.uk/student-funding/e-learning/online-distance

Edinburgh GlobalResearh SholarshipsAt least 40 scholarships will be availablefor students who have been acceptedto study on a University PhD programmein any subject. Each scholarship willcover the difference between thetuition fee for a UK/EU postgraduatestudent and the amount chargeable toan international postgraduate student.www.ed.ac.uk/student-funding/global-research

Prinipals career DevelopmentPhD SholarshipsA number of scholarships are availableto students from any country. Thesescholarships offer a package of careertraining that will help students developskills in research, teaching, publicengagement and entrepreneurship.www.ed.ac.uk/student-funding/development

chevening SholarshipsThe Foreign and CommonwealthOfce funds a number of CheveningScholarships for postgraduate study,mainly for one-year taught mastersdegrees. Full details of these awardscan be obtained from local BritishCouncil ofces.www.chevening.org

commonwealth SholarshipsThe Commonwealth Scholarship andFellowship Plan provides opportunities forstudents in one Commonwealth countryto pursue advanced academic study atmasters or MPhil/PhD level in anotherCommonwealth country. Applications aremade to the Commonwealth ScholarshipAgency (usually the Ministry of Education)in the applicants home country.cscuk.dd.gov.uk

Funding ounilsIt is also worth checking for opportunitiesoffered by funding councils:

Arts and Humanities Research Council(AHRC) www.ahrc.ac.uk

Economic and Social Research Council(ESRC) www.esrc.ac.uk

Biotechnology and Biological SciencesResearch Council (BBSRC)www.bbsrc.ac.uk

Engineering and Physical SciencesResearch Council (EPSRC)www.epsrc.ac.uk

Medical Research Council (MRC)www.mrc.ac.uk

National Environment Research Council(NERC) www.nerc.ac.uk

University of EdinburghGraduate Disount ShemeWe offer a 10 per cent discount onpostgraduate fees for all alumni whohave graduated with an undergraduatedegree from Edinburgh.www.ed.ac.uk/postgraduate/fee-discount-scheme

Grants and loansThe Student Awards Agency for Scotlandprovides the Postgraduate Tuition FeeLoan to eligible students.www.saas.gov.uk

Tuition feesUp-to-date information on fees andthe Universitys tuition fee policy can befound on the Scholarships and StudentFunding Services website.www.ed.ac.uk/student-funding/fees

Living ostsFor information on the day-to-day costof living in Edinburgh, please check ourguidance online: www.ed.ac.uk/international/cost-of-living

Postgraduate study can be a signicant nancialcommitment, but you may be surprised by therange of funding sources available.

Find fundingYou can search for

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Open daysOur Postgraduate Open Day, held onFriday 22 November 2013, is a great wayto nd out more about the University,meet staff and fellow prospectivestudents and ask any questions in person.www.ed.ac.uk/postgraduate-open-day

If you cant come to the Open Day,you might be interested in attendingone of our student-led campus toursor participating in our regular onlineinformation sessions.www.ed.ac.uk/studying/postgraduate/open-day/online-events

TravelEdinburgh is easily accessible from withinthe UK, Europe and beyond. The city isserved by an excellent international airport,and rail and road links to the main cities ofthe UK (London is less than ve hours awayby train and ights take just over an hour).

Travel informationwww.edinburghairport.comwww.scotrail.co.ukwww.raileurope.co.uk

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01 c entral/George SquareMost of our Schools are located in the citycentre, with the Royal Mile and Pr incesStreet close by.

02 Edinburgh college of ArtThe art colleges main building, whereyoull nd studio and exhibition space,is based on Lauriston Place, close toGeorge Square.

03 New college

The striking New College home to theSchool of Divinity lies close to EdinburghCastle and overlooks Princes Street.

04 HolyroodThe Moray House School of Education isnear the Royal Mile, the Scottish Parliamentand the Palace of Holyroodhouse.

05 Th e Kings BuildingsScience and engineering subjects are taughtat Kings Buildings, a 10-minute bus ridefrom the Central area (a free Universityshuttle bus operates during semester time).

06 Littl e Frane

The Royal Inrmary of Edinburgh lies justfour miles from the city centre, next to ourmedical teaching and research facilities.

07 E aster Bush/Roslin

Lying six miles south of the Universityscentral area is the Royal (Dick) School ofVeterinary Studies, including the prestigiousSmall and Large Animal Hospitals andthe Roslin Institute.

08 Western GeneralThe research-intensive facilities of theWestern General hospital are a 20- minutebus journey from the Central area.

Easter Bush/Roslin

We encourage you to come and discover ifEdinburgh is the place for you, and we inviteanyone interested in postgraduate study atEdinburgh to attend one of our events.

Our ampusesThe University of Edinburgh is an integralpart of the city with buildings at eight sites.

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AAccommodation 12

Advice Place 08

Airport welcome 14

Alumni 03

Applications and admissions 27, 28

Art 04, 22

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Careers Service 07Chaplaincy Centre 08

Childcare 08

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Colleges & Schools 16

Commercial success 04

Culture 04, 10

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Diversity 16

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Engineering 24

English language requirements 27

Entry requirements 27

Events for international students 14

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Fees and other costs 29

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Holyrood campus 31

Hospitality scheme 14

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International Ofce 14

International student societies 14

International students 14

International Students Centre (ISC) 14

KKings Buildings campus 31

LLanguage learning 08, 27

Libraries 04

Links overseas 05

Little France 31

Living costs 29

MMaps 12, 30, 31

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RResearch areas 26

Research excellence 03, 04, 16

Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies 16, 31

SScholarships 29

Science 16, 24

Self-catered ats and residences 13

Skills 08

Social life 04

Social Science 2022

Sports facilities 04

Student Counselling Service 08

Student numbers 04

Student services 08

Student societies 04, 14

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Travel 30

Tuition fees 29

VVeterinary Medicine 16, 23

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Useful contacts

college admission ontats

college of Humanities& Soial SienePostgraduate OfceThe University of EdinburghDavid Hume TowerGeorge SquareEdinburgh EH8 9JX, UKTel +44 (0)131 650 4086Fax +44 (0)131 650 6536Email [email protected]/humanities-soc-sci

college of Mediine

& Veterinary MediinePostgraduate OfceThe University of EdinburghThe Chancellors Building49 Little France CrescentEdinburgh EH16 4SB, UKTel +44 (0)131 242 6460Fax +44 (0)131 242 6479Email [email protected]/medicine-vet-medicine

college of Siene& EngineeringThe University of EdinburghThe Weir BuildingThe Kings BuildingsWest Mains RoadEdinburgh EH9 3JY, UKTel +44 (0)131 650 5766Fax +44 (0)131 650 5738Email [email protected]/science-engineering

Support servies

International OfeTel +44 (0)131 650 4296Fax +4 4 (0)131 651 1236Email [email protected]/international-ofce

Student Reruitmentand AdmissionsTel +44 (0)131 650 4360Fax +4 4 (0)131 651 1236Email [email protected]

Aommodation ServiesTel +44 (0)131 667 1971

Fax +44 (0)131 667 0330Email [email protected]/accommodation-services

Student Disability ServieTel +44 (0)131 650 6828Textphone +44 (0)131 650 9371Email [email protected]/student-disability-service

Aademi RegistryTel +44 (0)131 650 2230Fax +44 (0)131 650 8223Email [email protected]/registry

Sholarships & StudentFunding ServiesTel +44 (0)131 650 4070Fax +44 (0)131 651 4066Email [email protected]/student-funding

Overseas

china OfeThe University of EdinburghApartment QB07-1-062Qijiayuan Diplomatic ResidenceCompoundNo.9 Jianwaidajie, Chaoyang DistrictBeijing 100600, [email protected]

India Liaison OfeThe University of Edinburgh15th oor, Dev CorporaPokhran Road No 1Eastern Express Highway, Thane

Mumbai 400 [email protected]

Ofe of the [email protected]

Our overseas representativesThe University has certied representativesin the f ollowing regions/countries:

BruneiCanadaChinaGulf RegionHong KongIndiaJapan

JordanKoreaMalaysiaMexicoNigeriaNorwayRussia

Saudi ArabiaSingaporeSouth AfricaTaiwanThailandZambiaZimbabwe

Contact details for each of our agents:www.ed.ac.uk/international/representatives


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