UNITED KINGDOM MEDICAL Studies and the SCIENCES
University of Edinburgh
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND VETERINARY MEDICINE
The University of Edinburgh has a long-held international
reputation for excellence in medical and veterinary medical
research. One of the oldest centres in the United Kingdom, yet
one of the most dynamic and progressive, Edinburgh offers
Contact details
strength in depth and breadth of research activity. The College
The International Office
University of Edinburgh
of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine is particularly renowned
57 George Square
Edinburgh EH8 9JU
for research and teaching in the biomedical and life sciences, Tel: (+44) 131 650 4296
spanning the four Schools within the College.
Fax: (+44) 131 668 4565
E-mail: Enquiries.International@ed.ac.uk
www.ed.ac.uk
■ Year founded
University founded in 1583
■ Language of instruction
English
■ Students
23,000 in University
■ Foreign students
5,100 foreign students in University (from 130 countries)
■ Computing facilities
The University benefits from the largest campus computing
network in Britain, which is constantly being upgraded to
provide students and staff with state-of-the-art facilities.
On matriculation, students are given their own email
account, and access to internet and email facilities
■ Funding
OVERVIEW • School of Clinical Sciences and www.scholarships.ed.ac.uk
The College of Medicine & Veterinary
Community Health ■ Library
The University’s Library is one of the oldest libraries in
Medicine was formed in August 2002 • School of Molecular and Clinical
Scotland and is, today, one of the largest and most
from the previous faculties of Medicine Medicine important academic libraries in the world. The Library
and Veterinary Medicine. The Faculty of
• Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary
holds around 1,000,000 items, including books, journals
Medicine was established in 1726 and
and other material. A wide range of electronic library
Studies
services is also provided, including over 160 bibliographic
has grown and developed into the
databases and over 4,000 full-text journals
internationally renowned Medical School
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
■ Careers services
of today at the cutting edge of medical www.careers.ed.ac.uk
research and the delivery of patient
Candidates are normally required to have
care.
completed an undergraduate degree in
an appropriate subject and should
Veterinary Medicine in Edinburgh has an
submit details of academic qualifications
equally impressive history. The Edinburgh
and professional experience with their
Veterinary School, founded by William
application. References are also required.
Dick in 1823 and one of the oldest and
For students whose first language is not
largest vet schools in the UK, is highly
English, documentary evidence of
regarded internationally.
competence in both written and spoken
The College has four Schools:
English must be provided (IELTS or TOEFL
• School of Biomedical Sciences or other approved tests).
Programme Programme
Biomedical Sciences Prosthodontics
Genomics and Pathway Biology Surgical Dentistry
Infectious Diseases (MSc by Research) Medicine (cross School / Institute)
Neuroscience (MSc by Research) Anaesthesia Practice
Clinical Science & Community Health Life Sciences (MSc by Research)
Cardiovascular Biology Medical Sciences (by research)
Clinical Education Molecular & Clinical Medicine
Pain Management Blood Transfusion, Transplantation and Tissue Banking
Public Health Research Nuroimaging
Reproductive Biology (MSc By Research) Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies
Dental Institute Applied Animal Behaviour & Animal Welfare
Dental Anxiety Equine Science
Dental Primary Care International Animal Health
Orthodontics Veterinary Science (MSc by Research)
Paediatric Dentistry
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