Tag: Online learning
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.
The survey’s results show high student satisfaction across taught postgraduate programmes at the College.
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?
How do you get started with your online learning programme? We asked five graduates to share their tips and advice.
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.
Chaona recently graduated from the Biodiversity, Wildlife and Ecosystem Health MSc programme. Here, she tells us about her time on the programme and her experiences as an online student.
The emergence of a global pandemic has led to a newfound interest in epidemiology. But what is epidemiology? Who can study it? What sort of jobs do epidemiology graduates do?
Dr Eric Fung is a GP trainee and a current student on our Internal Medicine MSc programme. We spoke to him about his experience so far.