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Edinburgh University - Due to popular
demand, as we have been inundated by requests for information
regarding Edinburgh University, and the other universities
in Edinburgh, we have created this Edinburgh University
section.
We all know that Edinburgh University is one of the leading
universities acade-mically in the country but that alone
is not the real reason that so many young people choose
to come to Edinburgh and attend The University of Edinburgh.
We interviewed an attractive young girl today from London,
who had just turned 19, and was in town for her interview
at Edinburgh University, we asked her to tell us in her
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to come to Edinburgh to
attend university.
We list here some of her reasons
"... the cool place to go to university...all my friends
and acquaintances want to come up to Edinburgh from London
as Edinburgh is cool and beautiful...all the hip kids
seem to be going to Edinburgh to attend university...
my dad loves Scotland and he said if I attended The University
of Edinburgh he would have another good reason to visit
Edinburgh if I was here...when I go into the second year,
the flat rental prices are less in Edinburgh than they
are in my home city, London."
Lastly she got back to the academic reasons for making
The University of Edinburgh her first choice, "...
as my subject is French I checked out the status of how
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for my chosen subject
and I was impressed that Edinburgh University is fifth in
the whole of the country for French, so it is definitely
The University of Edinburgh for me!"
There are five different universities in Edinburgh, The
University of Edinburgh, Heriot-Watt University, Napier
University, Queen Margaret University College and Edinburgh
College of Art. On top of this there are also a number
of colleges and other educational establish-ments including:
Stevenson College Edinburgh; Edinburgh's Telford College;
The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh; Jewel &
Esk Valley College and The Scottish Agricultural College. |
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Playfair Library
The University of Edinburgh
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Edinburgh University
McEwan Hall - graduation ceremonies here |
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Graduation Day at
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Art work Edinburgh University
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Edinburgh University was established
in 1582, and continues to be a centre of academic excellence,
attracting students from all over the world to come and
study here in Edinburgh. |
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EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY ACCOMMODATION
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Aaron Lodge Guest House, Edinburgh |
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Website: http://www.aaronlodgeedinburgh.co.uk
Aaron Lodge is close to Edinburgh's Craigmillar Castle and several golf courses. Aaron Lodge welcomes you to their comfortable Guest House where you can relax in luxury. Aaron Lodge offers all free, Sky Sports, internet access and parking. We are the nearest guest house to Edinburgh's Royal Infirmary which is a short walk away. |
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Arden Guest House Edinburgh |
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Website: http://www.ardenedinburgh.co.uk/
Arden Guest House is a bed and breakfast in Old Dalkeith Road on the south side of Edinburgh. The Arden Guest House welcomes you into their comfortable, spacious bed and breakfast where you can relax in warmth and comfort and look forward to your delicious full Scottish breakfast .Parking provided. |
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Camerons Guest House, Edinburgh |
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Website: http://www.cameronsguesthouse.co.uk/
This charming Victorian guest house was originally
a sea merchant's house, and is centrally situated
only a mile and a half from Edinburgh's, Edinburgh
Castle. We are situated within walking distance
of Edinburgh's Queen Margaret University and Edinburgh's
finest fish restaurants and wine bars are near
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53 Frederick Street, Edinburgh |
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53 Frederick Street
No. 53 Frederick Street
c/o Tweedie
Edinburgh EH2 1LH |
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Phone: +44 (0)131 226 2752
Fax: +44 (0)131 226 2752
E-mail: frederickstreet@hotmail.com
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Website: http://www.53frederickstreet.com
53 Frederick Street is situated in the heart of the Edinburgh. The accommodation is original 1820 Georgian home situated on two floors, with many original features retained.
The newly decorated bedrooms are designed to make your stay in Edinburgh as comfortable and relaxing as possible. Magnificent yet unique opportunity for travellers wishing a spacious central town base to explore Edinburgh, separated from Edinburgh Castle only by the Gardens! |
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Ivy Guest House, Edinburgh |
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Ivy Guest House
7 Mayfield Gardens,
Edinburgh, EH9 2AX |
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Phone: +44 (0)131 667 3411
Fax: +44(0)131 620 1422
Email: Ivy Guest House, Edinburgh
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Website: http://www.ivyguesthouse.com
The Ivy Guest House is a Victorian town house located on the south side, just over 1 mile from Edinburgh city centre.The Ivy Guest House retains many of its original features. The Ivy is a quiet family run guest house.We have a private car park which takes 7 cars.
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Royal Mile Apartments, Edinburgh |
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Website: http://www.royalmileapartments.co.uk
Royal Mile Apartments offer you the chance of staying in one of the oldest houses in Edinburgh, can sleep up to 10, has stone vaulted ceilings and old stone fireplaces. The Royal Mile Apartment is close to Edinburgh University, is a stones throw from Edinburgh Castle, and is on Edinburgh’s vibrant Victoria Street. |
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Address Edinburgh
University, Address Edinburgh Heriot-Watt University, Address Edinburgh Napier University, Address Edinburgh Queen Margaret University, Address Edinburgh College of Art, Address Edinburgh Telford University, Address Edinburgh Jewel & Esk Valley College, Address Edinburgh Stevenson College, Address Edinburgh Scottish Agriculture College |
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Edinburgh University Arts Postgraduate Office
The University of Edinburgh
David Hume Tower, George Square,
Edinburgh EH8 9JX.
Tel: 0131 650 3578; Fax: 0131 650 6536;
Email: Kate.Marshall@ed.ac.uk
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Edinburgh University Allocations Division, Accommodation
Services
The University of Edinburgh
Pollock Halls of Residence,
18 Holyrood Park Road, Edinburgh EH16 5AY.
Tel: 0131 667 1971; Fax: 0131 667 0330;
Email: accommodation@ed.ac.uk
www.accom.ed.ac.uk
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Edinburgh University Communications and Public Affairs
The University of Edinburgh Centre,
711 Nicolson Street, Edinburgh EH8 9BE.
Tel: 0131 650 2252; Fax 0131 650 2253;
Email: communications.office@ed.ac.uk
www.cpa.ed.ac.uk
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Edinburgh University Disability Office
The University of Edinburgh
3 South College Street, Edinburgh EH8 9AA.
Tel: 0131 650 6828 (voice); Fax: 0131 650 6677;
Email: Disability.Office@ed.ac.uk
www.disability-office.ed.ac.uk
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Edinburgh University Divinity Postgraduate Office
The University of Edinburgh
New College, Mound Place,
Edinburgh EH1 2LX.
Tel: 0131 650 8952; Fax: 0131 650 7952;
Email: graduateschool@div.ed.ac.uk
www.div.ed.ac.uk
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Edinburgh University Students' Association
The University of Edinburgh
5/2 Bristo Square, Edinburgh EH8 9AL.
Tel: 0131 650 2656; Fax: 0131 668 4177;
www.eusa.ed.ac.uk
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Edinburgh University Education Postgraduate Office
The University of Edinburgh
Old Moray House, Holyrood Road,
Edinburgh EH8 8AQ.
Tel: 0131 651 6139; Fax 0131 651 6052;
Email: education.faculty@ed.ac.uk
www.education.ed.ac.uk
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Edinburgh University Faculty of Social Sciences Postgraduate
Office
The University of Edinburgh
55 George Square, Edinburgh EH8 9JU.
Tel: 0131 650 4086; Fax: 0131 651 1642;
Email: Social.science.post.graduate@ed.ac.uk
www.scieng.ed.ac.uk
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Edinburgh University International Office
The University of Edinburgh
57 George Square, Edinburgh EH8 9JU.
Tel: 0131 650 4295/4297; Fax: 0131 668 4565;
Email: international@ed.ac.uk
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Edinburgh University Law Postgraduate Office
The University of Edinburgh
Old College, South Bridge,
Edinburgh EH8 9YL.
Tel: 0131 650 2010; Fax 0131 650 6317;
Email: Lorna.Paterson@ed.ac.uk
www.law.ed.ac.uk
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Edinburgh University Medicine Postgraduate Office
The University of Edinburgh
Medical School, Teviot Place,
Edinburgh EH8 9AG.
Tel: 0131 650 3193/3195; Fax: 0131 650 6525;
Email: Medpg@ed.ac.uk
www.med.ed.ac.uk
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Edinburgh University Music Postgraduate Office
The University of Edinburgh
Alison House, Nicolson Square,
Edinburgh EH8 9DF.
Tel: 0131 650 2422; Fax: 0131 650 2425;
Email: Music@ed.ac.uk
www.music.ed.ac.uk
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Edinburgh University Postgraduate Office
The University of Edinburgh
Old College, South Bridge, Edinburgh EH8 9YL.
Tel: 0131 650 2158/2159/2160; Fax: 0131 650 8009;
Email: Postgrad@ed.ac.uk
www.postgrad.ed.ac.uk
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Edinburgh University Registry
The University of Edinburgh
Old College, South Bridge, Edinburgh EH8 9YL.
Tel: 0131 650 2845; Fax: 0131 650 8223;
www.registry.ed.ac.uk
For general enquiries Email: Regusers@ed.ac.uk
For enquiries about fees Email: Fees@ed.ac.uk
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Edinburgh University Science & Engineering Postgraduate
Office
The University of Edinburgh
West Mains Road, Edinburgh EH9 3JY.
Tel: 0131 650 5766; Fax: 0131 650 5738;
Email: Sciengmail@ed.ac.uk
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School of Veterinary Studies, Summerhall, Edinburgh EH9
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Tel: 0131 650 6134; Fax: 0131 650 6585; Email: Vetpg@ed.ac.uk
www:
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The University of Edinburgh
Old College
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The University of Edinburgh website:
www.ed.ac.uk
The University of Edinburgh Student Union website:
www.eusa.ed.ac.uk
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University of Edinburgh Founded: 1582 |
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with more than 18,000 students, is the largest university
in Edinburgh, and Scotland. The University of Edinburgh
is more than 400 years old, and sees itself as being woven
into the fabric of Scottish life. The University's campuses
are based in the centre of Edinburgh - one of Britain's
most beautiful cities, which, despite its age and lashings
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There is a variety of
things for students to do here.
It is Edinburgh University's academic prestige that makes
it Scotland's leading university. Among the excellent courses
run by Edinburgh University are computer studies, physics,
maths and statistics, history and veterinary medicine. Medicine
and law, Scotland's largest faculty, also enjoy an excellent
reputation.
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Edinburgh University's
famous alumni include Gordon Brown, Robin Cook, Kirsty Wark
and Stella Rimington. Edinburgh University alumni of previous
eras include Charles Darwin - The Theory of Evolution,
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle - creator of the famous detective
Sherlock Holmes and philosopher David Hume. |
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Edinburgh's Heriot-Watt University |
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Heriot-Watt University website:
www.hw.ac.uk
Heriot-Watt Student Union website:
www.hwusa.org
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Heriot-Watt University Founded: 1966
Heriot-Watt University Total Students: 14588 |
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in 1966, but started life in 1821 as the Edinburgh School
of Arts. It is named in memory of George Heriot, a 16th-century
Edinburgh goldsmith, and James Watt, the famous 19th-century
engineer. Heriot-Watt University is based just outside Edinburgh,
with a smaller Heriot-Watt University campus at Galashiels
in the Scottish Borders.
Courses with strong reputations at Heriot-Watt University
include electrical and materials engineering, languages
and architecture. In addition to these, the Edinburgh Business
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one of the largest MBA
programmes in the world;
The International Centre for Brewing and Distilling is the
only department of its kind in the UK, with brewery and
distillery plants on the Heriot-Watt campus, and an excellent
reputation in the brewing world.
The International Centre for Island Technology offers postgraduate
courses in environmental sciences from its base in Orkney.
The Scholar e-learning programme, meanwhile, is respected
for its courses in sciences, maths, computing and French.
The main Heriot-Watt University Riccarton campus is close
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away to offer a peaceful
working environment.
The Heriot-Watt University Students' Association runs two
bars and a club venue, and there is the well-equipped Centre
for Sports and Exercise.
Accommodation is offered at Heriot-Watt University's Riccarton
campus, to all undergraduate and postgraduate students in
their first year, than Edinburgh student flat.
Famous Alumni include Craig Joiner (Scotland rugby player),
Irvine Welsh (writer of Trainspotting) and Muriel Spark
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Edinburgh's Napier University |
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Address:
Napier University
219 Colinton Road
Edinburgh
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Edinburgh Napier University website:
www.napier.ac.uk
Edinburgh Napier University Student Union website:
www.dcs.napier.ac.uk/~nsa/nsahome.html
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Napier University Founded: 1964
Napier University Total Students: 12037 |
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| Edinburgh's Napier University,
occupying several campuses in south-west Edinburgh, is one
of the former polytechnics that gained university status
in 1992. Napier University's focus is to equip its graduates
- many of whom come from the Edinburgh area - for success
in a competitive job market, and Napier University succeeds
in this: last year 95% of Napier University graduates went
on to employment or further study within six months of graduation.
Napier University's students can choose from at least 300
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According to last year's
Guardian teaching scores, Napier University's best performers
were architecture, life sciences, business and mechanical
and general engineering. Napier University's School of Life
Sciences is based in the campus where John Napier, after
whom the university is named, invented logarithms. Napier
University's business school, Scotland's largest, is planning
to move into a new £24m building this year. Napier
University works hard to develop close links with industry
and business.
Napier University's campuses are within a short drive or
bus ride from the centre of Edinburgh, Scotland's famous and
beautiful capital, which hosts arts and culture festivals
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Napier University's Students' Association
has a large range of sports clubs and societies to join
and Edinburgh's city centre has a diverse range of cafes,
pubs and clubs, usually full of students from Edinburgh's
other universities.
All first-year students who live more than 30 miles from
Edinburgh, and who apply by the deadline, are guaranteed
accommodation on the Napier University campus.
Famous Alumni include Carol Kirkwood, award-winning BBC
broadcast meteorologist. |
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Queen Margaret University College Corstophine
Campus
Clerwood Terrace
Edinburgh
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Tel: 0313 317 3000 |
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Queen Margaret University College Leith
Campus
Duke Street
Edinburgh
EH6 8HF
Tel: 0131 317 3353 |
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Queen Margaret University College
Gateway Theatre
Elm Row
Edinburgh
EH7 4AH
Tel: 0131 317 3900 |
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www.qmuc.ac.uk
Queen Margaret University College Student Union website:
www.qmucsu.org.uk
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Margaret University College, Edinburgh, is based on three
campuses, and offers taught and research degrees in health
care, theatre arts and cultural management; communication
and information; business and management; science and social
sciences.
Vocationally focused, Queen Margaret University College
has one of the highest graduate employment rates of any
Scottish higher education institution. Some 96% of Queen
Margaret University College graduates find work or go on
to further study within six months of graduation.
With 10% of students coming from overseas, Queen Margaret
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Queen Margaret University College is becoming increasingly
research focused, and was one of only two Scottish higher
education institutions, to win the Queen's Anniversary Prize
in 2002, one of the most prestigious academic awards in
the UK.
Queen Margaret University College offers a range of sports
facilities at the Queen Margaret University College Corstorphine
campus, which include a swimming pool and sauna, squash
court and fitness suite.
The Queen Margaret University College campus also houses
the student union, which contains bar and catering facilities,
within a 350-capacity licensed venue. The Queen Margaret
University College union organises regular events, and there
are a number of societies at Queen Margaret University College
to join.
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Of course, with Edinburgh
on your doorstep, you won't be short of entertainment. From
traditional pubs to sophisticated wine bars, there will
be somewhere to suit your tastes. Many nightclubs offer
special discounted nights for students from Edinburgh Universities.
One of the Queen Margaret University College girls has recently
landed a radio contract with the BBC, starting in August
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Edinburgh College of Art |
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Address:
Edinburgh College of Art
Lauriston Place
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www.eca.ac.uk
Edinburgh College of Art Student Union email: src@eca.ac.uk
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around the old town of Edinburgh, the Edinburgh College
of Art offers courses in all areas of art and design to
a variety of national and international students. One of
the oldest and largest of its kind in Europe, the Edinburgh
College of Art traces its origins back to 1760 and the Drawing
Academy of Edinburgh, founded by the Trustees of the Edinburgh
Board of Manufacturers. Today there are about 2,000 students,
spread over the old town campuses. Students of Edinburgh
College of Art automatically become members of one of the
two faculties of Heriot-Watt University of which they are
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Edinburgh College of Art
has an international reputation as one of the most successful
independent art colleges in the UK. Edinburgh College of
Art has won that reputation by offering the highest quality
of experience for our students, and by providing a learning
environment, which is both supportive and challenging. Edinburgh
College of Art is known for its creativity, its co-operative
atmosphere and its people; one recent graduate described
the College as an ideas factory. Edinburgh College of Art's
facilities are excellent, but the ideas which continually
drive and refresh our education are even more important.
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Edinburgh College of Art's
staff are practicing artists, designers, architects, curators
and writers, many with international reputations. Edinburgh
College of Art graduates move into an extraordinarily wide
range of careers, after graduation, and make a real contribution
to the social, cultural and economic life of Scotland, the
UK, and many other countries. Art Edinburgh? - Yes! |
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Jewel & Esk
Valley College Edinburgh
Address:
Eskbank Campus
Newbattle Road
EH22 3AE
Tel: 0131 660 1010; Fax: 0131 663 0271
Email: info@jevc.ac.uk
www.jevc.ac.uk
Jewel & Esk Valley College has a great
deal to attract students, including dedicated staff, excellent
support services and a great selection of courses. Most
Jewel & Esk Valley College graduates agree that the
College provided them with a worthwhile learning experience
and 92% achieved their qualification or met their learning
goals. Learning is hard work but Jewel & Esk Valley
College tries to make it enjoyable and comfortable. Jewel
& Esk Valley College have been systematically investing
in their facilities, incorporating the latest ICT and upgrading
their learning and social areas. Following the 2001 review
of the College by Her Majesty's Inspectorate, Jewel &
Esk Valley College launched a series of quality improvement
initiatives to ensure that students' learning experience
is even better. Jewel & Esk Valley College is proud
to be contributing to the economic development and success
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Stevenson College
Edinburgh
Address:
Bankhead Avenue
Edinburgh
EH11 4DE
Tel: 0131 535 4700; Fax: 0131 535 4708
Email: info@stevenson.ac.uk
www.stevenson.ac.uk
Stevenson College Edinburgh is named after
the eminent civil engineer, Robert Stevenson (1772-1850)
to commemorate his excellent works as engineer to the Scottish
Lighthouse Board (now the Northern Lighthouse Board). He
was responsible for the design and building of a system
of lighthouses round the Scottish coast including the Bell
Rock Lighthouse. He was a noted marine cartographer and
the grandfather of the author Rober Louis Stevenson. Stevenson
College Edinburgh is housed in a modern building that opened
in 1970 and is situated in the west of Edinburgh, close
to the Gyle Centre and Edinburgh Park. It is one of the
largest further education institutions in Scotland. It has
a substantial reputation in Scotland, the rest of the United
Kingdom and at international level for the high quality
of courses that it offers. The academic provision of the
College has a strong commitment to access, outreach and
employee training and historically there has been a significant
development of part-time provision. Stevenson has a strong
reputation for access to higher education and widening participation,
with one third of students studying at HN/professional levels.
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Edinburgh's Telford
College
Address:
Crewe Toll
Edinburgh
EH4 2NZ
Tel: 0131 332 2491; Fax: 0131 343 1218
Email: mail@ed-coll.ac.uk
www.ed-coll.ac.uk
Edinburgh's Telford College is a modern,
innovative and inclusive college and they pride themselves
on achieving their Mission to be accessible, responsive
and flexible, and achieve excellence. Committed to lifelong
learning, they are proud of their excellent record in teaching
and learning and their close links with commerce, industry
and their community that enable them to help you achieve
your aspirations.
Edinburgh's Telford College has a wide range of sponsor
companies offering jobs to their students because they are
from Telford and are participating in the prospect-us programme.
They know that Edinburgh's Telford College students have
the 'softer' skills required alongside the more technical
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Edinburgh's Scottish Agricultural
College
West Mains Road
Edinburgh
Tel: 0131 535 4000
Fax: 0131 535 4246
www.sac.ac.uk
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Edinburgh's Scottish Agricultural College
Bush Estate
Penicuik
Midlothain
EH26 OPH
Tel: 0131 535 3200
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Edinburgh's Scottish Agricultural College - 100
years supporting the land-based industries, 1904 to 2004.
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College is an innovative, knowledge-based organisation,
which supports the development of land-based industries
and communities through its specialist research and development
resources, its education and training provision and its
expert advisory and consultancy services. Its work is wide
ranging but there is a particular emphasis on agriculture
and related sciences, rural business development and management,
food chain quality and safety, and rural resource and environmental
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Using its Scotland-wide
network, the Scottish Agricultural College provides a unique
mechanism for the transfer of knowledge and ideas which
emerge, both from its own research and development activities
and from other expert sources. The Scottish Agricultural
College’s work is directed in line with its mission,
"to enhance the sustainability of our land-based industries."
The Scottish Agricultural College provides a wide range
of services directly or through its associate company, Scottish
Agricultural College Commercial Ltd, to individuals, small
and medium size enterprises, corporate clients, local and
regional authorities, and government agencies and departments.
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Certain of its services
in Scotland are assisted by the Scottish Executive Environment
and Rural Affairs Department through its Grant-in-aid programme
as part of the national provision for research and rural
advisory services.
The Scottish Agricultural College is committed to providing
the highest levels of service to its clients whether they
are students, farmers, industrialists, businessmen, Government
Departments, Local Authorities or members of the public.
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Professor Bill McKelvey
Scottish Agricultural College
Chief Executive and Principal
Email: w.mckelvey@ed.sac.ac.uk
Mr Alastair Anderson
Scottish Agricultural College
Finance Director
Email: a.anderson@ed.sac.ac.uk
Dr Stewart Gemmell
Scottish Agricultural College
Consultancy Services Director
Email: s.gemmell@ed.sac.ac.uk
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Ms Janet Swadling
Scottish Agricultural College
Corporate Affairs Director
Email: j.swadling@ed.sac.ac.uk
Professor David Atkinson
Scottish Agricultural College
Vice Principal
Email: d.atkinson@ed.sac.ac.uk
Professor John Oldham
Scottish Agricultural College
Head of Research and Development
Email: j.oldham@ed.sac.ac.uk
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Mr David McKenzie
Scottish Agricultural College
Head of Education and Training
Email: d.mckenzie@ed.sac.ac.uk
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The Scottish Agricultural College -
Open Days for Prospective Students, 2004: |
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The Scottish Agricultural College Edinburgh
Campus
Claire Morrison
Tel: 0131 535 4391
Wednesday 26 May 2004 (evening)
Friday 13 August 2004
Thursday 30 September 2004 |
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