University facilities
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The Bayes Centre
A hub for data science and artificial intelligence, supporting interdisciplinary research and innovation across these fields. -
Roslin Institute
Renowned for pioneering work in animal genetics, it is globally recognized for creating Dolly the sheep, the first mammal cloned from an adult somatic cell. -
Easter Bush Campus
A dedicated campus for veterinary studies and research, featuring cutting-edge facilities for animal health and welfare. -
Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation (ECCI)
Focused on addressing climate change challenges, the ECCI provides collaborative spaces for projects targeting low carbon innovation and sustainability. -
Talbot Rice Gallery
An art gallery located within the university estate, known for its contemporary art exhibitions and supporting emerging artists, while being deeply embedded in academic research.
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Key statistics
41,250
students studying here
Pros
- The university offers a wide range of societies, providing diverse extracurricular activities.
- The campus is located in the heart of Edinburgh, offering easy access to city amenities.
- The university provides modern libraries with comprehensive facilities, including discussion rooms and 3D printers.
- The university offers a flexible degree structure with a wide selection of electives.
- The university has a supportive career service team, offering guidance and resources for students.
Cons
- Some classrooms are aged, with wobbly chairs and limited legroom.
- The main library can become overcrowded during exam periods, making it hard to find study space.
- Mental health support services are perceived as lacking, with limited face-to-face appointments.
- The cost of living in Edinburgh is high, with rental prices over £750 a month.
- Some students feel isolated if they don't join societies or clubs.
Rankings
#17
The Times (2025)
#15
The Guardian (2025)
#15
Complete University Guide (2025)