Edinburgh Napier University

Overview

Edinburgh - UK

The Edinburgh Napier University is a public institution for higher education established in 1964 in Edinburgh, Scotland. It was founded as Napier Technical College, and the university status was granted in 1992.
The University comprises three main campuses: the Sighthill Campus consists of Schools of Applied Sciences and Health & Social Care, including hospital wards, clinical skills suites, etc. The Merchiston Campus contains Arts and Creative Industries, Schools of Computing, Engineering, and a Built Environment. And the Craiglockhart Campus comprises law and business schools.
The University offers 153 undergraduate programs, 162 postgraduate programs, ten distance learning programs, Diploma programs, 41 e-learning programs, short courses, and graduate apprenticeships. The University provides these programs in various fields of study such as law, accounting, education, arts, engineering, applied sciences, business, management, tourism, social service, health, and computer science. Also, the University offers programs in creative fields such as music, graphic design, filming, acting, communication, publishing, and product design.
The per-year fee of the programs ranges between GBP 11,553 to 17,330. The per-year accommodation and meal expenses amount to GBP 7,606. The University offers scholarships such as South Asia Scholarship and Scotland Saltire Scholarship that provide aid, including scholarships, waivers, bursaries, discounts, and grants.
The University also has academic partnerships with various universities in Singapore, China, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, and several other countries. The University takes part in Santander University SME Internship Program to provide internships to its students. The University also partners with several industries to provide jobs and internships to the students.