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EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY STUDENTS ASSOCIATION WELCOME TO YOUR UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE! YOU ARE A MEMBER WE DEAL WITH OF EUSA ALL ASPECTS OF STUDENT LIFE: SOCIAL WELFARE PERSONAL ACADEMIC ALL UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH STUDENTS ARE


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EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION

WELCOME TO YOUR UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE!

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WE DEAL WITH ALL ASPECTS OF STUDENT LIFE:

YOU ARE A MEMBER OF EUSA

ACADEMIC WELFARE SOCIAL PERSONAL

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ALL UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH STUDENTS ARE AUTOMATICALLY MEMBERS OF EUSA, WHICH MEANS YOU’RE ENTITLED TO ACCESS EVERYTHING WE OFFER!

WE:

OFFER ADVICE AND SUPPORT ON ALL ASPECTS OF STUDENT LIFE THROUGH THE ADVICE PLACE, OUR PROFESSIONAL ADVICE SERVICE CAMPAIGN ON ISSUES THAT MATTER TO STUDENTS, REPRESENTING YOUR INTERESTS TO THE UNIVERSITY AND BEYOND OFFER LOTS OF WAYS TO ENGAGE WITH OTHER STUDENTS AND DEVELOP THROUGH SOCIETIES AND VOLUNTEERING PROVIDE STUDENTS WITH SPACES AND EVENTS TO ENJOY ALL KINDS OF ENTERTAINMENT

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YOUR STUDENT UNION BUILDINGS

We have union buildings across the University campuses: Potterrow, Teviot, King’s Buildings House, and Pleasance. Teviot is the oldest purpose-built Students’ Union building in the world!

POTTERROW KB HOUSE TEVIOT PLEASANCE

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WHAT’S ON OFFER

In our buildings we offer:

  • Live entertainment
  • Shops
  • Catering
  • Bars
  • Study space
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SOCIETIES

There are around student societies, covering all the interests and hobbies you can possibly imagine - they are a great way to meet other students with similar interests. All of them are student run, but we provide support and advice to them.

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VOLUNTEERING

We have a volunteering service which provides students with hundreds of opportunities to make a difference in the local

  • community. Students and student-led groups are supported in

undertaking existing and new projects, for which we provide guidance and resources.

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THERE IS A HUGE RANGE OF SUPPORT WE OFFER TO STUDENTS.

  • MONEY AND FUNDING ADVICE
  • ACADEMIC ADVICE
  • ACCOMMODATION AND TENANCY

RIGHTS

  • COUNCIL TAX
  • C CARD- WHICH PROVIDES FREE SAFER

SEX PRODUCTS

SUPPORT

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PEER PROOFREADING offers free proofreading support for students who are not native English speakers. Students can also volunteer to work as proof-readers within the scheme. PEER LEARNING & SUPPORT is about students sharing their experience in

  • rder to support each other through

their time at University.

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WE CELEBRATE:

EUSA GLOBAL

EUSA GLOBAL IS OUR INTERNATIONALISATION PROJECT WHICH AIMS TO ENHANCE THE GLOBAL EXPERIENCE FOR ALL OUR STUDENTS

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCES COMMUNITY ON CAMPUS GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP CULTURES

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EUSA REPRESENTS YOU

EUSA is here to represent your views and interests to the University, and beyond. Students elect four sabbatical

  • fficers to lead the organisation

each year. This year they are Jonny, Andy, Urte and Imogen – check out their video on YouTube.

Your sabbatical team

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STUDENT COUNCIL

EXTERNAL COMMITTEE STUDENT GROUPS

ACADEMIC COMMITTEE

LIBERATION GROUPS WELFARE COMMITTEE

SCHOOL COUNCILS Postgraduate Mature & Part-Time International Disability & Mental Wellbeing Women Black & Minority Ethnicity LGBT+

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STAND TO BE A CLASS REP

  • REPRESENT THE VIEWS

OF YOUR PEERS

  • GAIN RECOGNITION
  • TRAINING AND

DEVELOPMENT

  • FREE LUNCHES
  • EDINBURGH AWARD

One of the best ways to get involved in having your voice heard and improving the experience at Edinburgh for all students is by standing to be a Rep.

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Buddies Welcome! Meet & Greet

  • Monday 11th, 6.30 – 8 PM
  • Debating Hall, Teviot Row House

KB Quiz

  • Tuesday 12th, 6.30 – 10 PM
  • Mayfield Bar, King’s Buildings

Mini Volunteering Fair

  • Thursday 14th, 11.00 - 3 PM
  • Dome, Potterrow

International Starters Ceilidh

  • Friday, 15th, 8.00PM – midnight
  • Debating Hall, Teviot Row House

Burns Night

  • Monday 25th, 8.00PM – midnight
  • Debating Hall, Teviot Row House

JANUARY EVENTS

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THANK YOU!

Have a great year! We hope you make the most of it by getting involved with opportunities inside and outside the classroom.