Clinical and Health Psychology

Clinical Psychology is based in the School of Health premises (see Location map), the newly refurbished northwest wing of the historic Medical School on Teviot Place.

The building is featured in the photographs on this Stairway in the School of Health buildingwebsite. The Medical School is centrally located in Edinburgh’s Old Town, at the heart of the University, with easy access to all University and student facilities, including the Main Library on George Square .The building is fully accessible and features state of the art teaching rooms, as well as a large and bright reading room for postgraduate students. The reading room contains a selection of journals, magazines, offprints and professional publications in the field of counselling and psychotherapy. It also has space for notices about seminars, workshops and conferences, as well as information from counselling organisations.

Libraries

The University’s Main Library holds a comprehensive range of books and journals relevant to counselling and psychotherapy. Through the library students have access to a substantial range of e-journals which can be read, downloaded and printed off online either from a University networked computer or from home. Books acquired since 1985 are catalogued on-line and this catalogue can be accessed via the various terminals scattered about the University. There are regular introductory tours of the whole Main Library, especially during the Autumn term.

Postgraduate students may also access the extensive resources of the National Library of Scotland, which is a copyright library entitled to receive a copy of every book published in the United Kingdom and Ireland, and is located only a few minutes walk from the School of Health.

Computing Facilities

In the vicinity of the School of Health are a large number of computing facilities, including several 24 hour suites. Every matriculated student receives a University email account and free unlimited access to computing and library facilities.

The Computing Service runs regular introductory courses on the computer facilities available at the University, especially set during the first term of each academic year.

Computing facilities are located at: Appleton Tower, level 5, Appleton Tower, level 4, Main Library, 2nd floor, Main Library, 4th floor, Holland House, Pollock Halls and various sites at King's Buildings. These sites are staffed with advisory personnel during most of their opening hours. Further information on these sites and opening times is available from the Computing Service.