There is a wide range of programmes available at the University of Edinburgh, and some of these give you different qualifications. What do these mean?
Our graduation ceremonies and receptions are a fantastic biannual opportunity to celebrate the hard work and successes of our graduates.
A visit to Edinburgh’s Forth bridges enriched Master of Family Medicine student Tania Gahama Ineza’s understanding of global connections in her field.
Final year online Master of Public Health student Georgie Willoughby explains what she learned doing her ‘Student-Led Individually Created Course’.
Yvonne Kerr reflects on her time as a part-time online learning student, balancing family life and a full-time career.
Master of Public Health student Amal reflects on conducting a project on the health implications of abortion bans in the United States.
Our alumni tell us why they studied infectious diseases at Edinburgh and what they have gone on to do since graduating.
Students on our online Infectious Disease masters programmes come from a range of backgrounds and from places all around the world.
PhD researcher Dominic discusses his research journey from an undergraduate focus on immunology to a PhD using network analysis and bioinformatics.
PhD researcher Arish talks about using community engagement to inform research looking at the increased risk of depression in people living with HIV
