We have three campuses in Edinburgh offering state-of-the-art learning and research facilities. All of these places are easily accessible by public transport and are home to diverse, cosmopolitan, collaborative communities.

The Craig Lockhart Campus

The Craig Lockhart campus is home to the Business School, a mix of old and new styles. Set in charming grounds overlooking Edinburgh, facilities include 200 - and 400-seat lecture theatres and language and multimedia laboratories.

Merchiston Campus

Students in Engineering and the Built environment, computing and creative industries are enrolled at Merchiston University. Here you'll find the Jack Kilby Computing Centre, Edinburgh Napier Student Association, Computer Games Lab, newsroom, TV, radio and photography studios and soundproof music studios that meet industry standards.

The Sessel Campus

Our Sighthill campus serves more than 5,000 students and staff in the Faculty of Applied Sciences and the Faculty of Health and Social Care. Facilities include lifelike hospital wards, clinical skills kits, exercise science LABS and our [EN]GAGE sports Centre.

1. Undergraduate Bridge Program: Enter the second phase (first-year degree program) to prepare for university-level programs in business, Computer science, Engineering and Environmental Construction, Social science and tourism.

2. Undergraduate Bridge course: Enter the third stage (sophomore degree course), which mainly includes the following majors: Bachelor of Arts (Hons) Business Management, Bachelor of Arts (Hons) Business Management and Festival Exhibition.

This stage of study is equivalent to the first year of a university bachelor's degree program, and upon successful completion of Stage 2, students can advance to the second year of a bachelor's degree.

3. Pre-course English courses: Pre-course English courses offered in March and April are suitable for students who want to start their pre-master degree in June but need to learn English in advance. The school can accept students with IELTS 4.5(writing 4.5 and no less than 4.0 in all other items) for pre-class English courses. At the same time, it can issue a joint CAS including language courses for students.

4, Master's bridge course: Enter the first stage (pre-master), to prepare for entering the master's level courses of business majors.

Undergraduate entry requirements:

1. Applicants must be at least 17 years old, have passed the common high school graduation examination, and have good grades

2. College graduates or university students who continue to study in their own major or related majors can transfer credits and transfer to other courses

3. Minimum English requirement: IELTS 6.0 (no less than 5.5 for each item)

Master's admission requirements:

1. Applicants for Master's programs must hold a bachelor's degree or other equivalent

2. National regular three-year full-time college graduates with more than 3 years of good work experience can directly apply for some master's programs

3. In addition to meeting the admission requirements in terms of academic qualifications, applicants for MBA programs are also required to have at least three years of relevant full-time work experience

4. Most master's programs can be applied to across disciplines

5. The minimum IELTS requirement for most master's programs is 6.0 (no less than 5.5 for each item), and individual majors require a higher IELTS score. If you obtained your degree in an English-speaking country, you are not required to submit proof of English test

1.ian kay Scholarship

2. Scottish International Scholarship

3. Scottish Cross Scholarship

4. China IELTS Star Scholarship

5. St Andrew's Cross Scholarship in Scotland