Edinburgh Napier University is an excellent university. The amount of support everyone receives from the professors is astounding, classes are very well organised (most of the time) and above all, my course is very well-structured. I am in my final year studying languages, and I have loved my programme. The course itself had many interesting modules throughout the years – sociology, communications, culture and history, which I believe related all very well to the languages I was studying as well. The modules were also never packed with people, which I liked, as it created a safe space between us and the professors, which in a programme such as languages is essential. The professors always provided extraordinary help, I never felt like I was falling behind in classes, and if I was overwhelmed with the amount of work, they made sure I would contact them in time to get an extension or explain something better and work with me during the stressful time.

On top of the module and the professors, I think the campuses across Edinburgh deserve a highlight. There are three main campuses at Edinburgh Napier – the two more central ones being my favourite. The IT campus has a library which is open 24/7, which has saved me countless times during times when I just needed a change in scenery.

Overall, I would definitely recommend Edinburgh Napier as a whole. I have met some of the most amazing people at university, and I have never felt so accepted before as an international student. All the people working for the university made such a difference in my studies, which were already amazing due to the well-structured and interesting course I was following. It may not be the same for everyone, since courses vary a lot, but my professors and my course in general has offered me the best 3 years of my life so far.

I had lived in Italy since I was nineteen. During the last year of high school, I remember that my major interests were a business-related subject and languages and since I could not find anything like that in my country I applied to attend University in Scotland. I think my program of studies is something completely different to what you normally find in a business school and the incredible thing about it, and about my university in general, is that is focused on the development of the students offering them a compulsory third year abroad to practice one of the languages that are studied while attending the degree. Furthermore, the teachers are extremely professional and kind to their students helping them as they are facing troubles.