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Earth Sciences Post Application Visit Day 1
Date and time
Location
The King's Buildings
The Grant Institute James Hutton Road Edinburgh EH9 3FE United KingdomDescription
Congratulations on receiving an offer to study an Earth Sciences degree at the School of GeoSciences!
We would like to invite you to attend a Post Application Visit Day at our King's Buildings campus!
The day will include campus tours of both King's Buildings and the Central Campus, course material demonstrations, one-to-one time to discuss our degrees with academics, information about accommodation options and lunch with our academic staff.
This event will be a great opportunity to learn about the university, meet current students and receive in depth information about our degrees, accommodation options, facilities and the Edinburgh University Students' Association.
We ask that you only bring a maximum of two additional people with you on the day if you would like to bring a parent, guardian or family member with you.
This event will take place at our King's Buildings campus, starting at The Grant Institute. If you are coming by car and require a parking permit, these can be purchased on the day for £5. For information on how to travel to King's Buildings, please refer to the transport page below:
http://www.ed.ac.uk/transport/travelling-here/kings-buildings
You can also find useful campus maps at the link below:
http://www.ed.ac.uk/files/atoms/files/campus-maps.pdf
Please check our visit days webpage for further details closer to the date:
http://www.ed.ac.uk/geosciences/undergraduate/post-applicant-visit-days-2017
This event is free to attend and lunch is provided on the day.
We look forward to meeting you at The King's Buildings!
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The University of Edinburgh's School of GeoSciences is the largest grouping of GeoScientists in the UK, with around 400 academics, researchers and research students. The most recent Research Excellence Framework (REF 2014) rated our School as having the greatest concentration of ‘world-leading’ and ‘internationally excellent’ researchers in the field of geosciences in the UK.