Great societies around the whole University. Course is really challanging, but engaging with great workshops. The number of forigners around the University is increasing, therefore we have created the Hungarian society, which is running with over 150 students around the city. It is a good place to be, and Edinburgh offers every aspect for every wish. The uni facility is great, and societies organize parties together with other societies.

Some lecturers seem as if lecturing shouldn't be part of their job, just not enough effort or thought. However the vast majority of lecturers are enthusiastic, willing to help and nice people. Also, there is a bit of an English, privately educated clique in Edinburgh university. Sounds a bit xenophobic, but it does have an impact on the way you feel in the university. Feel a bit belittled by such an overwhelming presence of wealthy, privately educated people.

Libraries, gyms are great

Lots of support when you need it for all different things

Good cheap drinks and food. Loads of services

Amazing city to live in

Feel as if the increase in the number of universities and courses is devaluing an undergraduate degree. Whilst going to Edinburgh might increase my prospects comparatively to other universities, I feel as if the next 5 years is relatively bleak job-wise