Find out about coming to study here for your whole degree or just a part of it, and opportunities to go abroad if you are studying at Edinburgh. Prospective international students We have a long tradition of welcoming students and academics from around the world, which gives our school its unique identity. Join us and be part of a thriving, diverse community of scholars.If you are interested to study here for your whole degree please visit the International applicants section on the University website. The Student Immigration Service also has detailed advice on visa applications and regulations for prospective and current students. International Applicants Student Immigration Service Visiting students Interested in applying to be a visiting student in the Graduate School? We welcome applications from students registered at other Universities who feel they would benefit from a period of research or study at the University of Edinburgh, within the Postgraduate School of Divinity. Periods of formal affiliation are typically from one to ten months and are mainly intended for students undertaking specialist archive research or fieldwork in Edinburgh, although we may be able to accommodate students wishing to undertake taught courses.For more information on becoming a visiting student please visit the Visiting Students Office section on the University website. Visiting Research and Postgraduate Studies Study abroad The School of Divinity can offer you the opportunity to spend time studying at one of the prestigious universities with which we have exchange agreements.PhD students who go on exchange usually do so to access library facilities and improve language skills during their second year of research. If another year is preferable, due to the requirements of your project or personal circumstances, this is possible with the agreement of your principal supervisor. Exchanges are advertised in November each year although enquiries are welcome at any time. For several decades, we have had an exchange partnership with the historic Eberhard Karls University Tübingen in south-west Germany. The University has a strong reputation for biblical studies, church history and theology. University of Tübingen – Faculty of Protestant Theology University of Tübingen – Faculty of Catholic Theology We also have a new exchange with the University of Copenhagen in Denmark, which has sections in biblical studies, church history and systematic theology. University of Copenhagen – Faculty of Theology Our Ph.D. students may apply to visit either University for periods of research and study. Need more help? Please contact the Postgraduate Office with any general or administrative enquiries, and the Programme Directors for academic enquiries.Tel: +44 131 650 8900div.pgadmissions@ed.ac.uk This article was published on 2024-03-19