UHI

UHI Where learning means more. We’re more than a university and more than a college. Where we learn helps to define us.

➕BEST in Scotland, fourth year in a row, for postgraduate student satisfaction in the Postgraduate Taught Experience Survey 2025
➕4th in Scotland for overall student satisfaction in National Student Survey 2025
➕️Where learning means more
➕ We offer many more options to our students than any single college or university can. We want to build pride in UHI because being part of it means we

are all much more than we are individually. Spanning some of the most stunning areas of Scotland, we are shaped by extraordinary landscapes and the seas that surround us. You will find us among the mountains and forests and on islands. In historic towns and cities, hi-tech research parks, and state-of-the art learning environments. We bring together our collective expertise, uniting more than 30,000 students through our sense of place and purpose. More than most, we stand for diversity and opportunity. We offer more choice, more courses and more ways to learn. Our students can study at one of our campuses, world-class research centres, local learning centres, or online from wherever they want or need to be. We offer an outstanding experience, unlike anywhere else. UHI, where learning means more.
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Far a bheil ionnsachadh a’ ciallachadh barrachd. Is e barrachd is oilthigh agus barrachd is colaiste a th’ annainn. Bidh sinn a’ tabhann tòrr a bharrachd roghainnean do na h-oileanaich againn na as urrainn do cholaiste no oilthigh fa leth sam bith. Tha sinn airson uaill altram ann an UHI oir le bhith mar phàirt dheth tha tòrr a bharrachd annainn air fad na tha annainn fa leth. Agus sinn a’ toirt a-steach cuid de na sgìrean as iongantaiche ann an Alba, tha sinn air ar cumadh le cruthan-tìre air leth agus na cuantan a tha timcheall oirnn. Tha an t-àite anns am bi sinn ag ionnsachadh mar phàirt de na shocraicheas cò sinn. Gheibh sibh sinn am measg nam beanntan is nan coilltean agus air eileanan. Ann am bailtean eachdraidheil, pàircean rannsachaidh àrd-theicneòlais, agus àrainneachdan ionnsachaidh ùr-nodha. Bheir sinn còmhla ar sàr-eòlas coitcheann, ag aonachadh còrr is 30,000 oileanach tron mhothachadh a th’ againn air na h-àitichean anns a bheil sinn agus ar n-adhbhar bith. A bharrachd air a’ mhòr-chuid, tha sinn a’ seasamh airson iomadachd agus cothrom. Bidh sinn a’ tabhann barrachd roghainn, barrachd chùrsaichean agus barrachd dhòighean air ionnsachadh. Faodaidh na h-oileanaich againn a bhith ag ionnsachadh aig aon de ar n-àrainnean, ar n-ionadan rannsachaidh, a tha am measg na feadhna as fheàrr san t-saoghal, no ar n-ionadan ionnsachaidh ionadail, no air-loidhne o àite sam bith a rèir mar a thogras iad no mar a dh’fheumas iad. Bidh sinn a’ tabhann fèin-fhiosrachadh air leth, eu-coltach ri àite sam bith eile. UHI, far a bheil ionnsachadh a’ ciallachadh barrachd.

Applying for Student Awards Agency Scotland (SAAS) funding for starting your studies? ➕ All students must apply to SAAS ...
26/06/2026

Applying for Student Awards Agency Scotland (SAAS) funding for starting your studies? ➕ All students must apply to SAAS as early as possible and before each year of their studies, even if they are only applying for a tuition fee payment.

➕ Students must apply and submit their evidence before 30 June 2026 to ensure they receive their funding on time.

➕ If students apply late after 30 June, we cannot guarantee they will receive their funding in time for the start of their course

A huge congratulations to all our 2026 graduates!Yesterday’s graduation ceremony was a wonderful moment of celebration f...
26/06/2026

A huge congratulations to all our 2026 graduates!

Yesterday’s graduation ceremony was a wonderful moment of celebration for our HTC community.

Despite the drizzle, the atmosphere was full of warmth and joy as we recognised the achievements of our students and the dedication they’ve shown throughout their studies.

We are immensely proud of each graduate — not only for their academic work, but for the character, resilience, and generosity they’ve demonstrated along the way.

We look forward with real anticipation to seeing how they will contribute to their communities, and the wider world.

Congratulations to Elizabeth Lacey on being named Highland Theological College (HTC) Student of the Year 2026. This awar...
26/06/2026

Congratulations to Elizabeth Lacey on being named Highland Theological College (HTC) Student of the Year 2026. This award recognises her exceptional academic performance, leadership and positive impact on the student community. 👏

Elizabeth is studying part-time for a BA in Theological Studies and hopes to graduate in 2028. She balances her studies alongside significant personal and professional responsibilities, including caring for her husband, who has limited mobility due to a long-term illness, while also raising her teenage children.

“I’m thrilled to receive this award from HTC. It has been such a privilege to study in an environment that is so supportive.

"A huge thank you to the staff, who have always encouraged me to grow while supporting me along the way, and to my fellow students for their care, friendship and companionship throughout my studies.

"I’m so grateful to everyone at HTC for their hard work and support.” – Elizabeth

Highland Theological College (HTC), a partner of the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI), has named Elizabeth Lacey as the recipient of its Student of the Year Award for 2026 in recognition of her exceptional academic performance, leadership and impact on the student community.

On Wednesday 17 June, youngsters from nine schools across the area gathered at our partner UHI Moray to take part in DYW...
26/06/2026

On Wednesday 17 June, youngsters from nine schools across the area gathered at our partner UHI Moray to take part in DYW Moray’s annual Big Build challenge.

Schoolchildren gathered in Elgin for the culmination of a challenge to build some of the world’s most iconic landmarks.

Congratulations to Karolina Matlinska, an art and design student, who has been named UHI Shetland’s Student of the Year ...
25/06/2026

Congratulations to Karolina Matlinska, an art and design student, who has been named UHI Shetland’s Student of the Year 2026!

Karolina has been recognised for her exceptional academic achievement, creative ambition and outstanding contribution to the learning community. Her lecturers have praised Karolina’s commitment, depth of research and ability to connect academic study with practical work in a highly effective way.

“I would like to thank my teachers, Kristi and Edina, and the Section Head for Creative Communities, Simon, for the nomination. To me, it means a huge hug and an extra pair of wings for the next year. I’m absolutely delighted with the award, but it would not be possible without the dedication of my teachers and the best student crew I could imagine.” – Karolina

UHI Shetland is proud to announce Karolina Matlinska as its 2026 Student of the Year. Karolina has been named Student of the Year in recognition of her exceptional academic achievement, creative ambition and outstanding contribution to the learning community.

Three student-led projects have delivered a range of innovative sustainability initiatives with support from the UHI Reb...
25/06/2026

Three student-led projects have delivered a range of innovative sustainability initiatives with support from the UHI Rebel Fund.

➕ Greener salon practices to reduce waste and water use at UHI Moray
➕ Sustainable tea-growing tackling microplastics in tea bags at UHI Inverness
➕ An app that links screen time to carbon impact to promote digital wellbeing at UHI Argyll

The fund is generously provided by Clare Campbell, founder of Prickly Thistle:

“These projects demonstrated exactly the kind of innovative thinking the Rebel Fund was created to support. Each one tackled sustainability in a practical and engaging way, showing how local action can inspire wider change.”

➕Read more about each project and the Rebel Fund: https://bit.ly/4xJXke5

Are you a current student and struggling to meet the cost of living? There are still some limited discretionary funds av...
25/06/2026

Are you a current student and struggling to meet the cost of living? There are still some limited discretionary funds available that can help.

The Discretionary (Hardship) Funds are there to assist students whose access to, or continuation in, education may be inhibited by financial considerations, or where students for whatever reasons - including physical or other disability - face financial difficulties. Apply by Friday 31 July 2026.

➕ Find out if you’re eligible: https://bit.ly/4u1FyQD

Have you heard about our new MEd Education? ➕ This is a flexible part-time online route for working educationalists with...
25/06/2026

Have you heard about our new MEd Education? ➕ This is a flexible part-time online route for working educationalists with a broad range of interests and professional development aspirations.

Join us online, on Thursday 30 July, 7pm to 8pm, to find out more about the course, who can apply and how you can pursue a qualification that highlights your knowledge and interest in a focused area of practice.

➕ Find out book and book your place: https://bit.ly/4uWENbR

Find out more about the MEd Education.

25/06/2026

✔️ Code that protects wildlife ✔️ Tech that makes food safer ✔️ A career that actually makes a difference.

IBM is using AI, data analytics and blockchain to tackle global challenges - and you could help build what comes next.

🌍 Study online 💻 Full-time or Part-time

Join us this September ➡️ https://tinyurl.com/apxfzsaw

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Congratulations to Amy Mustarde, a civil engineering graduate apprentice, who has been named UHI Inverness Student of th...
24/06/2026

Congratulations to Amy Mustarde, a civil engineering graduate apprentice, who has been named UHI Inverness Student of the Year 2026.

Amy works at engineering consultancy firm Fairhurst and has been recognised for making a major contribution to campus life while achieving top grades, working full-time and volunteering abroad:

“I wasn’t expecting to win, that is for sure. It was a really nice surprise and I’m grateful to have been nominated – all my lecturers at UHI Inverness have been really supportive. I love what I’m doing and the company I work for, and a graduate apprenticeship means I have four years of work experience and have gained a lot of practical experience that will be valuable to an employer.”

A graduate apprentice who made a major contribution to campus life while achieving top grades, working full time and volunteering abroad has been named as UHI Inverness Student of the Year 2026.

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