University of Edinburgh

Edinburgh has excellent public transportation services, including buses, taxis, and trains. For staff, faculty, and students, a shuttle bus is available between the Central Area and the King's Buildings.

• On the main campus at George Square, there are administrative offices, classrooms, an Anatomical Museum, the Arcadia Nursery, labs, theaters, laboratories, research facilities, an equine hospital, a fire station, residence halls, sports areas and facilities, and a cafeteria, among other facilities.
• King's Building is home to most of the science and engineering classrooms on campus, three libraries, and a variety of labs and centers.

There are five campuses for the University of Edinburgh; Central Area (George Square), King's Buildings, Little France (BioQuarter), Western General Hospital, and Easter Bush.

• There are many different clubs involved in student sports activities at Edinburgh, from traditional rugby, football, rowing, and judo to korfball and gliding. Besides, Edinburgh University Sports Union (EUSU) manages 65 sports clubs at the university.
• BioQuarter or Little France organizes the medical classes and has a City Hospital, while Easter Bush is a facility for veterinary education. 
• Over 280 clubs and societies await students in Edinburgh, ranging from Harry Potter and astronomy, to chocolate making and the Tango. There is one for everyone!
• Besides Serving as a research facility, Western General Hospital also houses a center for Genetics, Molecular Medicine, and Neuroscience.

Accommodation at the University is largely within walking distance of the main university area in the city center. The university strives to make newcomers comfortable and provides guaranteed housing if the paperwork is promptly completed. 

• A variety of options are available for students, including traditional halls of residence and self-contained flats, which range in size from four to six single-study bedrooms. There are en-suite and shared bath rooms available for students as well.
• Besides basic amenities, all utility services, laundry, and internet connections are provided in the residence halls. 
• The residents can participate in various activities such as dance classes, baking, drawing, mindfulness sessions, and teatime story telling, to name a few.
• On an average, Edinburgh students pay 112.05 GBP (11,099 INR) per week for rent.