Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh
QMU is dedicated to
delivering learning, teaching and research in subjects which inform
public policy and enhance people's lives. It has developed an
international reputation for providing quality undergraduate and
postgraduate education for the health professions, and in business, the
arts and social sciences. Its specialist research centres have gained
worldwide recognition and staff work collaboratively with local,
national and international partners, on issues ranging from training
nurses in Malawi to developing the profile of older people in the
Lothians. The university is committed to lifelong learning and to
developing innovative access routes into higher education.
Sustainably small,
innovative, dynamic, distinctive, focused, relevant
Queen Margaret University is
privileged to have a varied and growing international student body,
which currently comprises 18% of the total student body. Students from
over 65 countries around the globe currently enjoy participating in the
whole 'student experience? at QMUC, whilst advancing their education. At
QMUC, we recognise that studying in a foreign country can be a daunting
experience for many international students and there is a wide range of
support available for international students. Our small size allows us
to offer a friendly, responsive and understanding service. The
International Office coordinates an orientation programme and range of
social events, including free Christmas and New Year programmes, free
bus trips to Fife and the Highlands and a free welcome dinner.
The University College prides itself on
its community spirit.
CONTACT
Recruitment and International Liaison Office
Fax: +44 (0)131
474 0000
Email:
Website:
http://www.qmu.ac.uk
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CONTACT International Office
Fax: 0131 317 3256 Email:
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Founded
by women for women in 1875, the institution now known as Queen Margaret
University, Edinburgh has long been recognised for tackling some of the
most pressing needs of society including the role of women in
society. Now, in 2009, with the attainment of university title and a
relocation to a purpose-built new campus, QMU is set make a distinctive
contribution to Scotland's university system and to society as a whole.
QMU
is helping Scotland succeed in the 21st century knowledge
economy. The university teaches people how to heal, to innovate, to
question, to share knowledge, to perform, to nurture and to manage. It
is a university not just about wealth creation; but also about
sustaining and bettering society. QMU meets real social needs within
communities locally and internationally. It helps children affected by
cleft palates and people suffering from chronic pain. It makes the arts
accessible to the marginalised; and helps improve healthcare across
nations.