The School of Management and Languages (SML) at the Scottish Borders Campus is a division of the main SML based on the Edinburgh Campus. SML classes at the Scottish Borders Campus tend to be smaller than at the Edinburgh Campus and have a higher staff to student ratio resulting in a relaxed and friendly teaching environment. The Scottish Borders Campus is the University's only provider of the Bachelor of Arts with Industrial Experience which includes a work placement in the third year allowing students to experience the working environment and so enhance their future career prospects.

see also: borders, galashiels, languages, management, scottish, sml

The School has four programme areas: Accountancy and Finance; Economics; Languages and Intercultural Studies; and Management. The School is one of the largest in the University and is based at the Edinburgh, Scottish Borders (Galashiels) and Dubai campuses. Staff details and further information for staff and students are also available here.

see also: accountancy, combined, economics, finance, languages, management, sml

The School of Mathematical and Computer Sciences (MACS), provides advanced learning in the core skills required for science, technology and commerce. Students can study specialist modules that prepare them for careers in finance and the actuarial profession, artificial intelligence, and multimedia systems. Research has been independently assessed as being of international or national excellence whilst the School's master's courses attract students from across the globe. Staff profiles and further information for staff and students are also available here.

see also: actuarial, computing, macs, mathematics, maths, statistics

The School of Textiles and Design specialises in the education of professionals and practitioners in the textile and clothing industry leading to exciting and diverse opportunities in a world-wide industry, as textile and fashion are fundamental to modern society and culture. The School is one of the oldest textile schools in the world and you can find details of our school structure, staff contacts, research activities and industrial placements here.

see also: design, fashion, tex, textiles

The School of the Built Environment has an excellent national and international research reputation, as the leading Built Environment research institution in Scotland, and one of the top in the UK. The School's research opportunities relevant to sustaining and developing the built environment are described in full, with further information on the opportunities for funded PhD scholarships within these groups. Staff profiles, further information for staff and students and a log-in facility to the Virtual Learning Environment providing tailored on-line access to learning materials, collaborative areas, forums, electronic submission of assignments are also available here.

see also: architectural, built, conservation, construction, engineering, structural, surveying