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Caring and Studying: How Edinburgh Napier University Supports Student Carers

Caring and Studying: How Edinburgh Napier University Supports Student Carers Balancing caring responsibilities with university life isn’t easy — and Edinburgh Napier University (ENU) recognises that. Whether you’re a young carer, an unpaid adult carer studying part-time, or a care-experienced student who needs extra support navigating higher education. Napier has a range of dedicated services, […]

Academic Skills and Study Support

Academic Skills and Study Support. Academic Skills is a vital part of your academic journey; it’s why at Edinburgh Napier, we have an incredible team dedicated to the cause. You will find resources through the library to help you build up your academic skills for study support. Dive in with this post to find out […]

Digital Library Skills Programme

Digital Library Skills Programme Digital Library Skills Programme 2025/26 October 2025  Develop your Library skills with our Digital Library Skills Programme, running throughout the 2025/26 academic year. These sessions are open to all University staff and students.  What’s on offer The programme includes a range of standalone sessions, some tailored to specific Schools. Sessions are […]

Wider Uni Support

Wider Uni Support   Edinburgh Napier University libraries can assist you with a range of different queries such as questions about books and how to borrow them, journals, databases, study room bookings, printing and photocopying, scanning, connecting to the Wi-Fi, and many, many more relevant queries regarding how to make the best use of our […]

Wellbeing in the Library

Wellbeing in the Library Wellbeing Book Collection Here in the library, we have our Wellbeing Collection, which aims to provide resources to support you. We have print books which you can borrow, and ebooks to guide you through any difficult or challenging times you may experience whilst at university. This specially selected collection of items […]

Dear Library

Dear Library A love letter to library institutions all over the world… To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the National Library of Scotland, the NLS has curated a special exhibition called ‘Dear Library’, which runs from June 20th this year until April 18th, 2026. It is free to attend and was put together in collaboration with […]

Pets of the Library

Pets of the Library With International Cat and Dog Day coming up this month, we decided to celebrate all the pets of the Library. Inclusivity for pets, too, we say! So it is my genuine honour to introduce you to just a wee scattering of the lovely animals we share our lives with. Smokey “He […]

Sighthill Campus Library

Sighthill Campus Library At the start of 2011 we opened our newest campus building in Sighthill just to the west of Edinburgh city centre, and for the past fourteen years it has been the home of our School of Health and Social Care, and the School of Applied Sciences, providing our students with a state-of-the-art […]

Support for Exams during the Summer 2025

Support for Exams during the Summer 2025 It’s summertime – yay! For most of our student community at Edinburgh Napier University, exams and assignment deadlines will be over and out of the way for now. Nevertheless, whether it’s resits or Trimester 3 exams, some of our students may still have upcoming exams and tests to […]

Healthcare Sciences Week: Healthcare Resources in the Library

Healthcare Sciences Week: Healthcare Resources in the Library   It is Healthcare Sciences Week, we thought it would be fitting to look at the healthcare resources available in the library. It comes not long after National Careers Week. This to annually commend the work of those in healthcare science professions. And also to promote and […]

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