The Prospective Student Web Team are delivering all the sessions in this month’s Marcomms Forum. Join us to learn about usability testing the new postgraduate degree finder, editorial advice to improve postgraduate degree profiles, and how to use our student journey maps. Jan 13, 2026

Victoria shares why she chose Edinburgh for applied maths, how she explored different internship paths, and what she enjoys most about Barclays’ Technology Analyst Graduate Programme. Programme: BSc (Hons) Applied Mathematics Year of graduation: 2024 Job title: Technology Analyst Organisation: Barclays Home country: China Why did you decide to study at the University of Edinburgh, […]

Over the past year, the Caliphal Finances team has been reading newly published works and compiling a list of publications to explore that address taxation or broader fiscal matters in Egypt primarily and in the Islamic world to a lesser extent, between the sixth and the thirteenth centuries. This post highlights only a selection of […]

Read time: 2 minutes   The College of Science and Engineering recently launched an initiative that supports mid-career academics to see leadership as something that is both rewarding and attainable. The Leadership Academy Programme (LAP) is set to nurture a vibrant research environment across the University by developing academic leadership skills and confidence.  The Academy’s […]

12th January 2026: Our new display at ECA Library, Evolution House, features bookworks by Barbara A. Morton of Entropie Books. The discipline of the blue-ochre envelope explores poetry, book-making, drawing and design. The bookwork is accompanied by hand-made ceramic pieces, some with text imprinted, emphasising the importance of the haptic, and exploring a new site […]

Often when we think of career planning and new year’s resolutions our attention is purely focused on looking forward to the year ahead. Whilst this is a key part of the process it can be helpful to look backwards, to the year just gone, and see what progress you have made. A good first step […]