University of Edinburgh
Tuition/Year
GBP 26500 - 39700
Acceptance
11%
QS Ranking
#34
Students
N/A
About University of Edinburgh
The University of Edinburgh in Edinburgh, UK (QS World University Rank: 34) is a globally respected, research-intensive university known for strong teaching and industry links in Computer Science, Engineering, Business/MBA, and Medicine. Indian students benefit from a vibrant international community, excellent career and startup ecosystem, and access to leading UK employers through internships, projects, and networking in one of Europe’s most student-friendly capital cities.
Popular Programs
Fees & Living Costs
Tuition Fees
GBP 26500 - 39700
per year
Language Requirements
IELTS
7.0+
PTE
73+
Reviews & Ratings
See what students say about University of Edinburgh
10 Reviews
Partha
The campus is beautiful, and there's a strong sense of community here. The placements through the Engineering department are impressive, although they could improve their networking events.
Pros
Beautiful campus, strong community
Cons
Need better networking opportunities
Debashish
The Business/MBA program has great industry connections which helped me secure a good internship. The faculty is highly experienced but some courses could be better organized.
Pros
Strong industry links, experienced faculty
Cons
Some disorganization in courses
Swagata
The Medicine course is well-structured and provides ample clinical exposure which is essential for aspiring doctors. There’s still some stress involved due to rigorous assessments.
Pros
Well-structured course, ample clinical exposure
Cons
Stressful assessments
Moumita
AI/ML courses are cutting-edge and provide a lot of real-world applications. However, group assignments can sometimes be difficult due to varying levels of commitment among peers.
Pros
Cutting-edge curriculum, real-world applications
Cons
Variable commitment in group work
Subrata
The campus is vibrant and filled with resources for students. The faculty in Computer Science are knowledgeable and supportive, making it easier to grasp complex concepts.
Pros
Supportive faculty, vibrant campus
Cons
Can be expensive for international students
