10839 - Bachelor Applied Mathematics

The University of Edinburgh is proud of its rich history. Notable alumni and distinguishes scholars have been produced by the school, including Nobel laureates, Olympic champions, prime ministers, and even space explorers. Positioned at the forefront of academia and critical thinking, the university has been influencing history since it opened its gates in 1583. The university is involved in festivals and events throughout the year. Attending these events gives students a chance to network and connect with some of the people who are shaping culture, ideas, and lives in the 21st century. Edinburgh promotes creative thinking and offers courses on everything from popular music and poetry to pai

nting and playwriting. For museum and art gallery lovers, the campus hosts a variety of spaces in which displays and exhibitions of art and history occur. Sport enthusiasts are welcome as well. The campus houses superb sport and exercise facilities that are ranked among the very best in the UK. The city of Edinburgh itself is a fantastic setting in which to study. It is regularly voted as one of the most desirable places in the world to live. In light of the social nature and vibrancy of the city, it is not difficult to see why.