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Postgraduate Life

Postgraduate Life

News and views from the College of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine's postgraduate community

Tag: Research degrees

Two researchers in a laboratory

Our alumni tell us why they studied infectious diseases at Edinburgh and what they have gone on to do since graduating.

Arish Mudra Rakshasa-Loots

PhD researcher Arish talks about using community engagement to inform research looking at the increased risk of depression in people living with HIV

Abstract illustration showing a graduation cap, certificate and a briefcase.

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?

People working at computers in a research institute open plan office

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.

Woman writing using a laptop

Grace Lewis, a graduate of our Master of Public Health programme, shares her experience of writing a journal article from her masters dissertation.

University of Edinburgh postgraduate students talking at a cafe

Our postgraduate students share their advice on staying focused and motivated while doing a PhD or studying for a masters degree.

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