Fake Edinburgh Napier University Diploma

Edinburgh Napier University Diploma

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Edinburgh Rombier University, founded in 1964, is a public higher education institution in Edinburgh, Scotland. The school, formerly known as Napier Technical College, began operations with 800 students enrolled in courses such as cabinet making, chemistry, engineering and shipbuilding.

It was granted university status in 1992 as Lumbia University. The agency’s name changed four times before finally adopting its current name in 2009. The university, named after John Napier, the designer of the decimal point and logarithm, was affiliated with MillionPlus.

The University has three campuses: Sighthill, Merhiston and Craiglockhart. Sighthill Campus caters for over 5,000 students and staff in the Faculty of Applied Sciences and the Faculty of Health and Social Care. Facilities include realistic hospital wards, clinical skills kits, sports science laboratories and the [EN]GAGE Sports Centre. The Craiglockhart Campus houses the Law School, the Business School and the Craiglockhart Hydropathic Hospital buildings. It also contains a large library, two lecture halls, language and multimedia laboratories.

The University’s third campus in Merhiston is home to the School of Computing, the School of Engineering and the School of the Built Environment, the School of Arts and the School of Creative Industries. It also includes a 500-seat computing center, a computer games lab, a newsroom, television and radio studios, and state-of-the-art music studios. University libraries provide a wealth of print and digital resources for teaching, learning and research. The homes are close to recreation centres, shopping centres and leisure centres. In addition, they are connected to the university campus by public transport.