The University of Edinburgh

●The University of Edinburgh has over 320 student societies covering sports, politics, social, community support, and the arts.

●The Edinburgh University Students' Association (EUSA) represents students and is responsible for over 250 student societies.

●EUSA buildings include Teviot Row House, The Pleasance, Potterrow Student Centre, and King's Buildings House, which host various events and activities.

●The university has facilities such as libraries, gyms, and sports centers.

●The Pleasance is a theatre, bar, and sports complex.

●The university hosts the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, and student venues operate during the festival.

●The university has five campuses: Central Area, King's Buildings, BioQuarter, Easter Bush, and Western General.

●The Central Area campus is home to the main university buildings.

On-campus accommodation includes university halls with ensuite or studio options, ranging from £350 to £700 per month.

●Student housing is located off-campus, near universities, with furnished rooms and inclusive utility bills.

●University accommodation is guaranteed for most new international students, but it is important to keep application deadlines in mind.

●Off-campus options include student housing and private apartments, with costs varying depending on location and amenities.

●The university provides information on the New Student’s website about living costs in Edinburgh.

●Safety, affordability, and inclusivity are key features of accommodation options for all students, including international students.

●On-campus cafeterias and food courts offer a variety of cuisine options.

●Eating at home is a cost-effective option, while dining out can cost around £15 per meal.

●The cost of food in Edinburgh is generally affordable, and students can cut costs by cooking at home.

●There are many local dining options near campus that are frequented by students.

Student Support and Well-Being:

●The university prioritizes student well-being, offering health and counseling services.

●The university has on campus student counselors to help students through their academic journey.

●There are recreational and relaxation spaces available for students.

●The University of Edinburgh offers support for disabled students.

●The university's Student Association offers an LGBTQ+ Health and Wellbeing service .

Unique Aspects of Student Life:

●The University of Edinburgh is known for its rich literary history, ancient cobblestone streets, and impressive architecture.

●The university is home to the James Tait Black Prizes, Britain’s oldest literary awards.

●Edinburgh hosts the world-famous Edinburgh Festival and Fringe, offering a lively arts and cultural scene.

●The university has the oldest student newspaper and the oldest purpose-built student union building in the world.

●The University of Edinburgh consistently finishes in the top four of the British Universities and Colleges Sport (BUCS) rankings.

●The university offers a variety of clubs, courses and campus events.

●There is a diverse array of programs, clubs and campus events that students can participate in.