School of Mathematics Teaching

Before you start

Everything you need to do before you arrive

Get Ready!

  • Check out the New Students website where you will find all of the information and resources to help you get prepared and ready from now and as you approach your start date.  
  • Have a look on the essential 'Top 6 Tasks' that must be addressed and completed by all new students either before, or when you start/arrive, to enable you to get started at the university.
  • Succeeding at Masters level - An overview of some of key features of postgraduate education at the University of Edinburgh.

Download the UoE Events App

The UoE Events app contains the ‘New Students 2023-24’ guide which features all Welcome Week events, both University and Students’ Association, and makes activities easier to navigate with the option to build your own personalised schedules and to-do lists before you arrive and when you start.

How to Guides

Check out the specific guidence for incoming students that are bookable from 1 August:

How to Guides

Meet fellow students

You can:

  1.  Join the New Students Facebook Group,to meet new students from different programmes and across the world, ask questions and learn more about starting University.
  2. Sign up to Platform One, Edinburgh’s single online community for students, staff and former students all over the world, a place to make new connections and get friendly support.
  3. Check out The Students Association Programme

Check out Optional Courses

You can have a look at the optional courses to have a better idea of what would you like to choose. The enrolment of the Course will be done in Welcome Week.

Course Selection and Timetabling | teaching.maths.ed.ac.uk

Got questions?

If you have any questions, please email studentsupport@maths.ed.ac.uk. For any IT-related queries, you can contact the IT-Helpdesk.

https://www.ed.ac.uk/information-services/help-consultancy/it-help

You can also have a look in EdWEB which brings your frequently used student services together, meaning you can find what you need, all in one place:

https://www.ed.ac.uk/edhelp