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Go Edinburgh! World-class sport and exercise. Play, Train, Perform.

This talk was given by Andrea Morning, a PhD student at the University of Edinburgh in September 2014 to new Postgraduate students. Hear her top tips for a PhD with a happy ending!

The Welcome Ceremony is the University of Edinburgh's official welcome address. During the event University Principal Professor Sir Timothy O'Shea and other key staff welcome you to the University and explain that you are joining a community of learners that goes back hundreds of years.

The University of Edinburgh's formal welcome event for new postgraduate research students. It includes a welcome from Principal Timothy O'Shea, as well as information about Skills Training from the Institute for Academic Development, current students' experiences, and introductions to the support offered to you from the Careers Service, Edinburgh University Students' Association (EUSA), the Stu...

The University of Edinburgh's formal welcome event for new postgraduate taught students. It includes a welcome from Professor Sue Rigby, as well as information about Skills Training from the Institute for Academic Development, current students' experiences, and introductions to the support offered to you from the Careers Service, Edinburgh University Students' Association (EUSA), the Student Di...

Talks by Euan Fergusson, Head of International Student Advisory Service and Mike Garbutt from the English Language Teaching Centre discussing helpful information for new International Postgraduate Taught students.

Talks by Euan Fergusson, Head of International Student Advisory Service and Kathryn Redpath from the English Language Teaching Centre discussing helpful information for new International Postgraduate Research students.

Download the official transcript of the University of Edinburgh's Dignity and Respect video: edin.ac/1jgNR7S The University of Edinburgh is a community of adults, and all our students are treated as adults from the day they start with us. Like every community however, there are expectations as to how members of the community should behave. The University aspires to have a culture where all staf...

Are you starting University at the University of Edinburgh? Listen to our current students' top tips for what you should do!

As a part of the University’s commitment to equality and diversity on 19th January 2012 the University became a signatory to the 'see me' pledge. To support the pledge to the campaign the University created an action plan outlining resources to improve throughout the organisation by raising awareness of mental health issues. Please see the University of Edinburgh’s Student Disability Service’s ...

To see more videos of students talking about using the University of Edinburgh’s Student Disability Service and how the support they receive has enabled them to engage positively with their studies please see the Student Disability Service’s website: www.ed.ac.uk/student-disability-service/student-support/student-videos

The Careers Service at the University of Edinburgh has pre-recorded a presentation about 'choosing outside subjects' for new Undergraduate students at the University of Edinburgh who are keen to consider their options in advance of starting your studies here.

Managing your digital footprint The campaign aims to raise awareness about managing an online presence (digital footprint). www.ed.ac.uk/iad/digitalfootprint

This presentation explains to new Postgraduate Research students who are starting their programme anytime other than September how to 'Make the most of your first weeks' - including Induction events, Top Tips, and highlighting University resources

Top tips for Students

Keeping Healthy - International Day Session

Banking - International Day Session

All About Scotland - International Day Session

Working in the UK - International Day Session

University of Edinburgh International Day Film