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At Edinburgh Napier's believe in strong confident graduates and that's it has provided all of the facilities that students need to make the most of their studies - and more. With each of the three faculties having its own dedicated city campus, students will feel right at home in no time.

As part of the multi-million pound ongoing campus improvements, Craiglockhart and Sighthill campuses have been fully modernised and offer students some of the best facilities in Scotland - with Merchiston already having its own facilities, and even more in the pipeline.

Each campus has its own specialist library, with the latest print and electronic reference materials, among other state-of-the-art facilities such as mock hospital wards, crime scene & forensics rooms at the Health, Life & Social Science faculty's Sighthill campus; art & film studios and the popular computer games design lab at Merchiston for Computing, Engineering & the Built Environment; and the purpose-built extension to our Craiglockhart campus which houses the Business School.

Over 95% of its on-campus students are free from scheduled teaching on Wednesday afternoons, creating space for extra-curricular student-led activities such as sport and volunteering.

All students can access the Jack Kilby Computing Centre 24/7 in the two main teaching trimesters and the libraries are open until 9pm so students can study when it suits them.

Edinburgh Napier University create and support personalised learning and research opportunities that develop talent and solutions that really matter in today's and tomorrow's world.

Because it offers industry-informed courses, combining theory and practice to equip graduates for success in the global job market, it is in the top 20 in the UK for undergraduate employability.

95.4% of  the 2012/13 undergraduates and 92% of the postgraduates were in work or further study six months after graduating.

The university is one of the largest higher education institutions in Scotland, with over 18,000 students from 109 countries.