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Summary
Edinburgh Napier University equips students for sought-after careers through work-based learning and strong industry links. Its research in cybersecurity, conservation, sustainability, policing and health impacts communities locally and globally. With nearly all undergraduates and postgraduates in work or further study soon after qualifying, Edinburgh Napier ensures graduates succeed. The uni has three campuses in Edinburgh: Craiglockhart, Merchiston, and Sighthill.

Student statistics
These stats give you an idea of what the student population looks like at this university.
Study level
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Undergraduate73%Postgraduate27%
Study mode
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Full-time86%Part-time14%
Student population LARGE
- 15,001–25,000 students
Where students come from
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UK78%International13%EU9%
Student gender
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Male 45%Female 55%
League table performance
See the latest league table performance of this university - overall, by subject, and its ranking during the past five years.
University League Table 2025
Ranking breakdown
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Overall score
/ Max 1000586 59%86th
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Entry standards
/ Max 212156 73%29th
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Student satisfaction
/ Max 43.10 78%42nd
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Research quality
/ Max 42.86 71%75th
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Research intensity
/ Max 10.45 45%65th
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Academic services spend
/ Max 33252072 62%39th
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Facilities spend
/ Max 2226335 15%124th
2 -
Student - staff ratio
/ Min 10.321.4124th
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Continuation
/ Max 10091.4 91%79th
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Graduate prospects – outcomes
/ Max 10081.8 82%37th
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Graduate prospects – on track
/ Max 10077.2 77%51st
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Subject League Tables 2025
- Accounting & Finance
- Architecture
- Art & Design
- Biological Sciences
- Building
- Business & Management Studies
- Civil Engineering
- Communication & Media Studies
- Computer Science
- Drama, Dance & Cinematics
- Electrical & Electronic Engineering
- English
- Law
- Marketing
- Mechanical Engineering
- Music
- Nursing & Midwifery
- Psychology
- Sociology
- Sports Science
- Tourism, Transport, Travel & Heritage Studies
Overall ranking
69th out of 103
Subject ranking trend - past 5 years
Accounting & Finance ranking breakdown
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Overall score
/ Max 10081.1 81%69th
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Entry standards
/ Max 227146 64%28th
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Student satisfaction
/ Max 43.30 83%15th
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Research quality
/ Max 42.53 63%77th
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Continuation
/ Max 10086.8 87%88th
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Graduate prospects
/ Max 10066.0 66%50th
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Campus locations
Study options
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For undergraduate courses
Frequently asked questions
At Edinburgh Napier University, you’ll find a vibrant community with a wide range of clubs and societies, from sports and academic interests to cultural and religious groups. Whatever your passion, Edinburgh Napier will help you grow and reach your full potential. With diverse courses designed to match your goals, you'll be set on the path to success. State-of-the-art facilities and exceptional teaching will support your journey. Explore the uni’s strong league table rankings and discover how it can help shape your unique university experience.
An Edinburgh Napier degree opens doors to exciting opportunities. Strong industry links and a focus on employability mean you’ll gain practical experience and career skills that prepare you for the workforce. The uni offers ongoing career support for up to two years after graduation, ensuring you continue to succeed. Its postgraduate taught and research programmes offer further opportunities to specialise and advance your career. With a degree from Edinburgh Napier, you’ll be equipped to make a real difference in the career you love, creating a lasting impact wherever you go.
Edinburgh Napier University offers a range of scholarships, bursaries, and grants to support your studies. Awards include support for living costs, tuition fees, childcare, and projects to aid your academic and personal growth. The uni is committed to helping you build the future you want. If you’ve graduated from one of its undergraduate or postgraduate taught degrees, you can get a 20% discount on master’s tuition fees. The discount applies to the self-funded portion of fees in year one of full-time or part-time postgraduate degrees, including distance learning programmes.