Welcome Week 2026
Edinburgh Futures Institute welcomed its largest intake of students to date at the opening of Welcome Week 2026, taking place from 14-18 September.
Edinburgh Futures Institute welcomed its largest intake of students to date at the opening of Welcome Week 2026, taking place from 14-18 September.
Edinburgh Futures Institute welcomed its largest intake of students to date at the opening of Welcome Week 2026, taking place from 14-18 September.
We are delighted to share the publication of Edinburgh Futures Institute’s 2025/26 Annual Report.
Leading speakers, including former Director of AI Ethics at Twitter, Rumman Chowdury, will explore provocative topics including leadership, AI and the future of work at Edinburgh Futures Institute’s Future University events programme this week.
We are happy to share that the work of the Centre for Data, Culture & Society (CDCS) is integrating into Edinburgh Futures Institute as Data-led Methods and Research Technology support.
One of Edinburgh Futures Institute’s flagship research centres played a key role in a project that resulted in a £25M award for five new skills training centres across south east Scotland.
Two exhibitions in collaboration with Edinburgh Medical School 300 will be on display at Edinburgh Futures Institute from September to October 2026.
Brand and design consultancy, Graphical House, partnered with our MSc Creative Industries programme in AY 2025-2026, offering our students valuable insight into the realities of contemporary design consultancy.
Leave your mark at Edinburgh Futures Institute by viewing The Marks Left Behind, on display from August to September 2026 at our large digital screen on Level 2.
From diverse art exhibitions, conversations about the arts and technology, and creative partnerships, Edinburgh Futures Institute is thrilled to be taking part in this year’s summer festivals.
Edinburgh Futures Institute, in partnership with Phoenix Court Works and Next Economy Trust, has delivered a new initiative that aims to educate and upskill Edinburgh citizens in the use and ethics of AI.