When University of Edinburgh students graduate, McEwan Hall is awash with a rainbow of bright colours. But what do these gown and hood colours signify?
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?
The infamous duo had close links to our very own Anatomical Museum. But did you know these lesser known five facts about the pair?
How do you get started with your online learning programme? We asked five graduates to share their tips and advice.
It’s important that your postgraduate programme meets your needs and priorities – here are five things to consider when choosing between learning on campus and online.
Our PhD students share things they wish they’d known before they started their PhD, from taking advantage of every opportunity to knowing when to take a break.
We take a look back at just some of the highlights from our postgraduate community during the last academic year.
Matt graduated from the Stem Cells and Translational Neurology MSc programme. Here, he tells us about his time on the programme and his experiences as an online student.
David Pyott discusses the impact of the Pyott Foundation Scholarships in Clinical Ophthalmology with Professor Baljean Dhillon.
Grace Lewis, a graduate of our Master of Public Health programme, shares her experience of writing a journal article from her masters dissertation.
