International fee status vacancies We currently have a limited number of Clearing vacancies available on some of our degrees for qualified students who have received their results with a tuition fee status of ‘Overseas’ or 'EU EEA Overseas'. This includes our pre-undergraduate International Foundation programme and some postgraduate programme routes for 2026 entry. Undergraduate vacancies Refine results Filter Close filtersX Refine results Subject Arabic and Persian Archaeology Architecture and Architectural History and Heritage Biological Sciences Business Celtic Chemistry Chinese Classics Cognitive Science (Humanities) Earth Sciences and Environment Ecological and Environmental Sciences Economics Education English Language English Literature and Scottish Literature French and Francophone Studies German Health in Social Science History History of Art Interdisciplinary Studies Islamic Studies and Middle Eastern Studies Italian Japanese Landscape Architecture Law Linguistics Mathematics Music Philosophy Physics and Astronomy Politics and International Relations Russian Studies Scandinavian Studies Scottish Ethnology and Studies Social Anthropology Social Policy Social Work Sociology Spanish, Portuguese and Latin American Studies Sport Sustainability Theology and Religious Studies Show all Duration of study 2 years 3 years 4 years 5 years Show all College College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences College of Science and Engineering Show all School Business School Edinburgh College of Art Edinburgh Futures Institute Edinburgh Law School Moray House School of Education and Sport School of Biological Sciences School of Chemistry School of Divinity School of Economics School of GeoSciences School of Health in Social Science School of History, Classics and Archaeology School of Literatures, Languages and Cultures School of Mathematics School of Philosophy, Psychology and Language Sciences School of Physics and Astronomy School of Social and Political Science Show all View results Clear all 21 - 30 of 261 resultsLast update: 15:17, 12 August 2026261 Architectural History and Heritage MA (Hons)UndergraduateYear of entry: 2026UCAS Code: VV31Duration: 4 yearsDelivery: Full-timeOur MA Architectural History and Heritage offers an unrivalled breadth of study in the historic built environment. It places the history of architecture, fine art and heritage management in the context of urbanism and the cultural history of cities. Architecture BA/MA (Hons)UndergraduateYear of entry: 2026UCAS Code: K100Duration: 3 years, 4 yearsDelivery: Full-timeThis programme is offered by the Edinburgh School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture (ESALA). It is carefully structured to give you a wider understanding of architecture as part of culture and society. Astrophysics BSc (Hons)UndergraduateYear of entry: 2026UCAS Code: F510Duration: 3 years, 4 yearsDelivery: Full-timeAstrophysics introduces you to the basics of physics and demonstrates how this knowledge can be applied to the physics of astronomy. Recent astronomical discoveries have made it an increasingly popular area of study. Biological Sciences BSc (Hons)UndergraduateYear of entry: 2026UCAS Code: C100Duration: 3 years, 4 yearsDelivery: Full-timeBiological sciences explores the study of living organisms, covering everything from the interactions of animals in their environment to how genes are expressed. You will begin your studies by covering aspects of all twelve subject areas, and then later specialise based on your experiences and what interests you. Biological Sciences (Biochemistry) BSc (Hons)UndergraduateYear of entry: 2026UCAS Code: C700Duration: 3 years, 4 yearsDelivery: Full-timeBiochemists are interested in understanding the components that make up cells, how they are formed and how they interact to function. It is the foundation for modern-day drug design and development and is based on the study of the 3D structure of drugs and their protein targets. Biological Sciences (Biotechnology) BSc (Hons)UndergraduateYear of entry: 2026UCAS Code: J700Duration: 3 years, 4 yearsDelivery: Full-timeBiotechnology is one of the most dynamic areas of modern biology and takes a 'finding solutions' approach. This considers how fundamental knowledge derived from biological sciences can be applied to industrial and biomedical applications. You will explore biological areas such as microbial biotechnology and genetic and cloning technologies. Biological Sciences (Cell Biology) BSc (Hons)UndergraduateYear of entry: 2026UCAS Code: C130Duration: 3 years, 4 yearsDelivery: Full-timeModern cell biology is a dynamic discipline combining the interests and techniques of many scientific fields including genetics, developmental biology and biochemistry. Understanding how cells work is fundamental to many areas of biology and is of particular importance to biomedical fields such as cancer research and the development of diseases. Biological Sciences (Development, Regeneration, and Stem Cells) BSc (Hons)UndergraduateYear of entry: 2026UCAS Code: C140Duration: 3 years, 4 yearsDelivery: Full-timeThe study of development is central to modern biology. It reveals how multi-cellular organisms form the correct cells, tissues and organs in the right place at the right time, to generate a complex and functional organism. This revolutionary area of science is important for future disease therapy and industrial applications. Biological Sciences (Ecology) BSc (Hons)UndergraduateYear of entry: 2026UCAS Code: C180Duration: 3 years, 4 yearsDelivery: Full-timeEcology is not just studied in labs. It involves getting out there into the field to understand complex ecosystems. This makes it essential for solving real-world environmental problems. Ecologists bring together ideas from across biological and environmental sciences to simplify complex issues and identify key factors for further study. Biological Sciences (Evolutionary Biology) BSc (Hons)UndergraduateYear of entry: 2026UCAS Code: C182Duration: 3 years, 4 yearsDelivery: Full-timeAll species are related in a common phylogenetic tree. The diverse and extraordinary adaptations that allow organisms to function have evolved through natural selection. You will learn evolutionary biology principles and how to apply them to a variety of topics including geology, plant and animal breeding and computer science. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 … Pre-undergraduate: International Foundation ProgrammeOur International Foundation Programme offers eligible international students a route into the University of Edinburgh. There are three pathways:Art and DesignHumanities and Social ScienceBiological, Chemical, Biomedical and Environmental SciencesYou can apply through Clearing to our International Foundation Programme for 2026 entry.Find out more and apply to the International Foundation Programme Postgraduate vacanciesYou can also apply through Clearing for 2026 entry to the following postgraduate programmes:Master of Social Work
