Study In Scotland

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  Controversial Study Says Wolves Can Help Scotland Meet Climate Goals. Here's How

  Scotland's red deer population has skyrocketed to approximately 400,000, with no natural predators like grey wolves to control their numbers.

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  Scotland Business School Offers Scholarships Up To Rs 8 Lakh, Check Details

  Study Abroad: This grant is exclusive to self-funded international applicants and cannot be combined with any other University of Strathclyde scholarships.

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  Explore Scholarship Opportunities To Study In Scotland For January 2025 Intake

  Study Abroad: To qualify for this scholarship, applicants must have received an offer of admission to an online MSc program and must be self-funded.

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  Study Abroad: Scotland University Offers Scholarships To Engineering Students, Check Details

  Study Abroad: The scholarships, ranging from 5,000 pounds to 7,000 pounds, are available for new international students.

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  Ancient Rare Ring Belonging to ‘Painted People’ Discovered in Scotland

  A remarkable 1,000-year-old ring has been uncovered at the site of Burghead Fort in Scotland. The discovery was made by John Ralph, a retired engineer, on the final day of an archaeological dig. The kite-shaped ring, featuring a red centre, is an exceptional find as Pictish rings are rare and usually discovered in hoards. Dr Gordon Noble of the Uni...

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  Scotland Business School Offers Scholarships To International Students, Check Details

  Study Abroad: A total of 35 scholarships are available, awarded based on merit. Students are advised to avoid submitting multiple applications.

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  Dwarf Galaxies of Earth’s Second Closest Galaxy Cluster Devoid of Dark Matter Halos

  In a study led by the University of Bonn and the University of Saint Andrews (Scotland), astronomers suggest that the dark matter halos are absent from the dwarf galaxies in the Fornax Cluster, the second closest galaxy cluster to Earth. The findings were published in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.

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  1st Pfizer-BionTech COVID-19 Vaccine Dose Cuts Transmission, Hospitalisation: UK Studies

  Data from two separate studies published in the UK on Monday, one in England and another in Scotland, have shown vaccines against Covid-19 are effective in cutting disease transmission and hospitalisations from the first dose.

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  Women With Bigger Waist Could Be At Higher Risk of Heart Attack: Study 

  For the study, the researchers examined data on 479,610 adults in England, Scotland and Wales. At the start, participants ranged in age from 40 to 69, with an average age of 56.

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  Want to Delay Death? Then Swim, Dance or Get on The Court: Study

  Swimming, racquet sports and aerobics are associated with the best odds of staving off death, and in particular of reducing the risk of dying from heart disease or stroke, scientists said on Tuesday.

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  As UK Election Looms, Ireland Fears 'Brexit'

  With elections looming in Britain, the Irish government has taken the unusual step of beginning a campaign to warn its biggest trading partner against leaving the European Union.

• Contraceptive Pill Doesn't Kill Sex Drive: Study

  That contraceptive pill has a secret to share. According to research, women's sexual satisfaction is not affected if she meets her partner while she is already taking the pill

• New study looks at pollution-busting powers of milk

  Scottish scientists are exploring the pollution-protecting powers of milk produced by cows in the 48 hours after giving birth.Researchers at Edinburgh Napier University in Scotland want to find out whether drinking the milk produced by cows in the 48...

• Rabindranath Tagore centre launched at Edinburgh

  A centre dedicated to the life and work of Rabindranath Tagore has been launched in Edinburgh, said to be the first UK hub of its kind dedicated to the Nobel laureate. The centre has been launched at Napier University following an agreement with the Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR).