Edinburgh Futures Institute postgraduate student Jay Bharat Choudhari won the Outstanding Community Impact in Volunteering Award in the 2024 Student Awards for his inspiring work as founder of the Dhyeya Educational Foundation in India.
Edinburgh Futures Institute postgraduate student Jay Bharat Choudhari won the Outstanding Community Impact in Volunteering Award in the 2024 Student Awards for his inspiring work as founder of the Dhyeya Educational Foundation in India.
Edinburgh Futures Institute is proud to announce our very first cohort of Visiting Fellows for Academic Year (AY) 2024/2025.
Kev Dhaliwal, Edinburgh Futures Institute Interim Director and Jude Henderson, Edinburgh Futures Institute Chief Operating Officer share their learning from a recent visit to the OSCAR Foundation in Mumbai, India.
The George David Family Scholarships: Earth Scholars at Edinburgh Futures Institute offers two scholarships to support applicants who are from countries most impacted by climate change, for entry in 2024-25 to the online Postgraduate Certificate Programme in Circular Economy.
The Ripple Project and the Binks Hub are looking for a participatory artist who has experience working with communities to join their “Modelling the Future” 3D project.
The Centre for Data, Culture & Society is delighted to announce a new Cooperating Partnership between the University of Edinburgh and the Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities (DARIAH-EU).
Dr Mark Hoelterhoff is leading the way in incorporating wellbeing principles in the University curriculum. He leads the “Data Driven Thriving in the University Community” cluster at Edinburgh Futures Institute.
The Luksic Scholarship at the Edinburgh Futures Institute of the University of Edinburgh in Scotland offers a unique opportunity for Chilean students interested in deepening their knowledge in Circular Economy or in Data and Artificial Intelligence Ethics. Applications are open until April 4th.
Learn about Dr Arkotong Longkumer’s research exploring the digitisation of the indigenous histories of the Naga people, including a digital archive project supported by the Edinburgh Futures Institute.
Our Director of Tourism, Travel and Festivals, Joshua Ryan-Saha, is kicking off a new series of talks with leading figures in the Scottish traveltech industry to explore what the future could look like for the sector.
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