The college had five faculties offering a wide range of subjects:
Access & Continuing Education
Business, Administration & Languages
Creative Arts
Early Education, Health & Social Care
Science, Sport & Engineering
The college welcomed approximately 17000 students each year, of which approx. 1000 were from overseas.
International Students
Stevenson College Edinburgh catered to the needs of a wide range of international students from all over the world. Students could study English Language, university foundation courses as well as higher education programmes. The main intakes were in August and January every year. A summer school took place every summer through the months of June, July and August. As well as individual international students, the college could provide bespoke training to groups from overseas, including professional training in a huge range of subjects.
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