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Edinburgh Napier is an innovative and professional University, located in Scotland’s beautiful capital city - a city voted the most student friendly in the UK.
The University operates on a multi- site basis with three main campuses located in the south and west of the city; these are faculty based, with Health, Life and Social Sciences at our new Sighthill Campus, the Napier Business School at Craiglockhart and Engineering, Computing and Creative Industries at Merchiston.
We have nearly 18,000 students from over 100 countries and 93.7% of our graduates are in work or further study within six months of graduating (HESA, 2010).
It is our vision to be established as one of the leading modern professional universities in the United Kingdom by 2015. We will have an international reputation for the employability of our graduates and for expertise which can be used to directly enhance the lives and prospects of people and their communities.
A dynamic and forward-thinking institution, we’re committed to the highest standards of excellence in teaching, learning, research and knowledge transfer. We develop in individuals, organisations and communities, the skills and knowledge that will enable them to succeed.
At Edinburgh Napier University, we embrace a positive attitude towards the promotion of equality and diversity and take pride in our efforts to create a working, educational and social atmosphere which is inclusive of everyone, regardless of ethnic origin, religion or belief, disability, age, gender or sexual orientation.
We are great believers in the social model of disability and constantly strive to remove barriers wherever identified, as well as positively promoting an inclusive approach for all our students (and staff). Our Disability & Inclusion Team is a dedicated resource committed to providing current and potential students with a range of support designed to ensure that disabled students have the same quality of experience as other students. We are also registered as a ‘two tick’ symbol employer to endorse the message that as an organisation we are positive about employing disabled people.
For more information please visit our website at www.napier.ac.uk or visit our dedicated equality and diversity pages at www.napier.ac.uk/diversity
The University operates on a multi- site basis with three main campuses located in the south and west of the city; these are faculty based, with Health, Life and Social Sciences at our new Sighthill Campus, the Napier Business School at Craiglockhart and Engineering, Computing and Creative Industries at Merchiston.
We have nearly 18,000 students from over 100 countries and 93.7% of our graduates are in work or further study within six months of graduating (HESA, 2010).
It is our vision to be established as one of the leading modern professional universities in the United Kingdom by 2015. We will have an international reputation for the employability of our graduates and for expertise which can be used to directly enhance the lives and prospects of people and their communities.
A dynamic and forward-thinking institution, we’re committed to the highest standards of excellence in teaching, learning, research and knowledge transfer. We develop in individuals, organisations and communities, the skills and knowledge that will enable them to succeed.
At Edinburgh Napier University, we embrace a positive attitude towards the promotion of equality and diversity and take pride in our efforts to create a working, educational and social atmosphere which is inclusive of everyone, regardless of ethnic origin, religion or belief, disability, age, gender or sexual orientation.
We are great believers in the social model of disability and constantly strive to remove barriers wherever identified, as well as positively promoting an inclusive approach for all our students (and staff). Our Disability & Inclusion Team is a dedicated resource committed to providing current and potential students with a range of support designed to ensure that disabled students have the same quality of experience as other students. We are also registered as a ‘two tick’ symbol employer to endorse the message that as an organisation we are positive about employing disabled people.
For more information please visit our website at www.napier.ac.uk or visit our dedicated equality and diversity pages at www.napier.ac.uk/diversity
