Heriot-Watt University - Schools

Schools

Heriot-Watt is divided into seven schools and one institute that coordinate its teaching and research:

  • The School of the Built Environment, incorporating architectural engineering, civil engineering, structural engineering, construction management, surveying and urban studies;
  • The School of Engineering and Physical Sciences, incorporating chemical engineering, chemistry, electrical, electronic and computing engineering, mechanical engineering and physics;
  • The School of Life Sciences, incorporating applied psychology and biology;
  • The School of Management and Languages, incorporating accountancy and finance, business management, economics and languages;
  • The School of Mathematical and Computer Sciences, incorporating actuarial mathematics and statistics, computer science and mathematics;
  • The School of Textiles and Design;
  • Edinburgh Business School, which offers postgraduate courses at MBA, MSc and DBA level; and
  • The Institute of Petroleum Engineering, incorporating petroleum engineering and renewable energy technology.

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