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informations services, university of edinburgh

xam Papers Online provides access for staff and students of the University of Edinburgh to the collected degree examination papers of the University from 2004 onwards. They may be used by students as a study aid only.

information service, university of edinburgh

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the national energy foundation

The National Energy Foundation was established in 1988 by Milton Keynes Development Corporation to continue its work on energy efficient housing through its Energy World project. Energy World was a demonstration of 51 low-energy houses designed to be at least 30% more efficient than the Building Regulations then in force. The Foundation was set up to increase public awareness on the safe and efficient use of energy through demonstration and research. From 1993 to 2001 NEF worked closely with the Energy Saving Trust in setting up the UK’s network of Energy Efficiency Advice Centres (EEACs) and managed the network for the first five years. NEF went on to develop the National Home Energy Rating Scheme, which was run by a trading subsidiary (National Energy Services) from 1994 and in 1998 NEF established the Energy Efficiency Accreditation Scheme for businesses which was transferred to the Carbon Trust in 2005 and later became the Carbon Trust Standard which continues to run to this day. Renewable energy was relatively unknown at this time and NEF became a thought leader as awareness began to grow and was at the forefront of educating the public on the latest developments. Through outreach events and working with schools, the team was introducing local people to the benefit’s renewable energy. When USEA (United Sustainable Energy Agency) merged with NEF in 2013, NEF started doing a lot of work on advice on domestic energy efficiency and fuel poverty which grew into the projects still running today.

university of edinburgh medical school undergraduate admissions

The Medicine (MBChB) degree programme is designed to prepare you for the contemporary challenges of medical practice. Our graduates are caring, competent and confident - and able to function at the highest level in academic, hospital or community settings. You will leave Edinburgh Medical School prepared for complex and uncertain situations, equipped for ongoing personal development, and trained for high professional achievement and leadership.

school of history, classics and archaeology, university of edinburgh

The School is committed to maintaining and promoting equality, diversity and inclusion among staff and students. It does this in a range of ways. You can also find sources of further information here.The School of History, Classics & Archaeology is able to offer a wide range of part-time tutoring and demonstrating jobs to research postgraduate students who are currently studying at the University of Edinburgh.

the university of edinburgh, holyrood campus

The Holyrood Campus is located just off the historic Royal Mile (Canongate) and is within easy walking distance of the Scottish Parliament and Holyrood Palace. COL Reception can be found in Room G23, just off the main entrance foyer. Many COL classes are taught in this building, although some are also held on other campuses, such as the George Square campus and the Lauriston Place campus (Edinburgh College of Art).

masters food security, school of geoscience, university of edinburgh

Study the world through natural, physical and social sciences and understand the environmental challenges we face today with our flexible and interdisciplinary undergraduate degree programmes.

the british college of dermatology

The mission of the BAD is to champion dermatology in the UK for the public benefit. This means developing educational content and courses, publishing dermatology research, holding dermatology events and conferences, promoting innovation in dermatology care, and engaging with decision-makers and stakeholders within the dermatology community and wider health system. The BAD is led by the Officers and Executive Committee of the BAD, the trustees of the organisation, who are elected by the membership. The senior management team and professional staff of the BAD, supported by the Officers, carry out the day-to-day business of the organisation. For more information about the aims, objectives and values of the BAD, you can read our about our values, strategy, and our constitution, below.

gdpris - gdpr in schools

GDPRiS is a highly secure, cloud-based tool offering complete GDPR management for schools, helping them meet and exceed the new GDPR regulations.

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