Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh
Queen Margaret University has a long history, having been founded as Edinburgh School of Cookery in 1875, but is perhaps one of the most modern universities in the UK, as in 2007 it gained its university status and relocated to a purpose-built campus in southeast Edinburgh.
The low-emission campus is one of the greenest in the UK and offers a community feel, with a student village on campus, as well as an entertainment hub and sports centre.
Queen Margaret University has hundreds of courses on offer at different levels including postgraduate, undergraduate and research level. Entry requirements vary from course to course, but on average, the university asks for between 200 and 350 UCAS points to gain entry to an undergraduate course.
Queen Margaret University is full to the brim with modern facilities after it moved to its current purpose-built campus back in 2007. Every facility has been carefully designed with students in mind and you can only expect high quality facilities here.
Queen Margaret University offers students modern accommodation at their purpose built Student Village, which can accommodate 800 students. The village has a community feel to it and is based close to classrooms, lecture theatres and the student union.
A range of rooms is on offer, and all bills, wifi, and insurance is included in the rent. In addition to this, there is 24/7 security and CCTV for ultimate security.
Visit Queen Margaret University on an open day to find out more about the university and the courses it offers. If you've seriously been considering studying at the uni, then this is the perfect opportunity for you to decide whether you want to apply or not.
