Edinburgh Napier University claims to be "Edinburgh's Professional and Innovative University". With nearly 18,000 students from more than 100 different countries, it is now one of Scotland's biggest universities. The university has excellent graduate employability rates – 93% of graduates are in work or further study within six months of graduating, according to a recent employabiity survey. Edinburgh Napier attracts nearly 4,000 international students and has strong international links. It runs a double-degree programme with the State University of New York. The course allows students to gain two BA degrees in four years; spending three in Edinburgh and one in New York State. Accommodation Guaranteed for applicants living outside the EH postcode who apply by the deadline. Rent from £105 and £143 per week. Facilities The Sighthill campus includes a five-storey learning resource centre and 25 specialised teaching rooms, including clinical skills laboratories, an environmental chamber and biomechanics laboratory, a high-tech crime-scene scenario room, three IT-enabled lecture theatres and seminar rooms, and integrated sports facilities. A state-of-the-art clinical skills suite is equipped with advanced technology. The university also has Edinburgh's first dedicated video games lab. Set in Merchiston campus, the lab has been designed primarily as a resource for students on the university's BSc in interactive entertainment. It features 24 networked Xbox 360s and PCs, a 50-inch plasma screen and large projected screen, as well as robotics development capabilities. and the 500-seat Jack Kilby computing centre is open 24/7. The Craiglockhart campus offers a range of facilities including computer suites, advanced language labs and social space. Transport Good train links from Edinburgh to London via Newcastle and York. Access to motorways and a nearby airport. Frequent bus services to every campus.