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In this post, Dr Gavin McCabe, Professor Simon Riley, Dr Tobias Thejll-Madsen, and Tia Affleck discuss how Student-Led Individually Created Courses (SLICCs) are a fitting vehicle for the University’s transition to the Skills for Success Framework (SFSF). The authors demonstrate how, while the SLICCs already helped students focus on their futures, the transition to the […]
In this blog post, Digital Accessibility Intern David Buik reflects on his part-time work as a Digital Accessibility Intern over the past academic year, discussing a few challenges he faced as well as his key takeaways and successes.
In 2026, we mark 300 years of medicine at the University of Edinburgh. This is also a very significant year in particular for two groups; the MBChB class of 1976 who came together in Edinburgh for their 50th anniversary reunion in May, and the graduating MBChB class of 2026 who have completed their medical training […]
17th Conference of the Society for Artistic Research (SAR) Galway, Éire Thursday, 25 June — 9:30am Workshop 📍 HBB-G001 https://sar2026.ie/joots-suite ‘… at the core of a magic performance is interaction: it cannot be performed alone.’ (Nardi 1984, 26) Situated rites are based on an awareness of the interrelatedness of everything; they operate in specifically defined fields […]
by Kenneth G C Reid, Emeritus Professor of Scots Law, University of Edinburgh How much business is there in the Inner House of the Court of Session? This can be looked at in more than one way. The official Civil Justice Statistics tend to measure activity by the number of cases initiated or disposed of. […]
David Krame Kadurha, an MSc Student in Operational Research with Data Science, is from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. In this blog, he shares how he has adapted to studying in Edinburgh.
