About Us

Welcome to Stevenson College Edinburgh

SCE logo on the side of the CollegeBased in the West of Edinburgh, we are one of the largest further education Colleges in Scotland and enrol around 18,000 students a year, of which over 3,000 are full-time (2007/08 academic year).

We offer a range of courses from Introductory courses and NQs (National Qualifications) through to HNDs (Higher National Diplomas), BTECs and Degree Foundation. We have a variety of study modes available from full-time, part-time, day release, evening, e-learning and open learning. You can find out more information about the range of courses we have on offer in our courses section.

 

The College also runs a number of vocational programmes as well as European Funded Programmes.

In addition, Stevenson works closely with the community to attract more people into learning and provide help for people who need to improve their employability.

 

International Students

The College is proud of its international student population and welcomes over 1,000 international students each year onto English Language, Foundation and HNC/HND programmes.  For further information visit the international student section of the website.

 

Gender and Disability Equality

We are proud to become one of just two colleges in Scotland to receive the LGBT Youth Scotland Charter Mark. Awarded by the charity LGBT Youth Scotland, the Mark recognises organisations' high standards of support for young lesbian, gay, bi-sexual and trans-gender individuals.

Stevenson College Edinburgh is committed to promoting inclusion and diversity for all staff and students, as noted in the College's Strategic Plan (PDF document,2MB)  Please see our Gender Equality Scheme (PDF document, 142 KB) and Action Plan (PDF document, 75 KB) for more information.

We have also worked hard over the past year to ensure that our Disability Equality Scheme produces real outcomes and practical improvements to the experiences and opportunities of disabled people, both as staff and students.  Please see our Disability and Equality Annual Report 2007 (PDF document, 97 KB) for more information.

 

Downloading Documents

The documents available to download on this site are in PDF format. You will require Adobe Reader to be installed on your computer to be able to view them. If you do not have this software or require the latest version, you can download it from the Adobe website http://get.adobe.com/uk/reader/?promoid=DAFYK.

Stevenson College Edinburgh is not responsible for the content or availability of external websites.

 

Take a Tour of the College

Why not take a look round the facilties at Stevenson. Browse through our virtual tour to see all the main areas of the College.

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