The University of Edinburgh offers a rich and expanding range of teaching opportunities in planetary science, spanning undergraduate courses, specialised master’s programmes, and research degrees. Students can explore the origins and evolution of planets, the search for life, Solar System processes, exoplanet discovery, space technology, and remote sensing through programmes delivered across multiple Schools.Our teaching reflects the full breadth of Edinburgh’s planetary science expertise—from geosciences and physics to biology, chemistry, informatics, and engineering—and is closely linked to active research groups and international missions. Undergraduate Undergraduate planetary science teaching at Edinburgh is delivered through degree programmes in GeoSciences and Physics & Astronomy, offering students multiple routes into the study of planets, moons, and planetary systems. Taught Postgraduate Taught postgraduate study in planetary science at Edinburgh includes specialist MSc programmes in Astrobiology & Planetary Sciences and Earth Observation and Geoinformation Management, providing advanced interdisciplinary training in planetary environments, habitability, and remote sensing. Research Postgraduate The University of Edinburgh offers a range of research-led postgraduate programmes for students wishing to develop advanced skills in planetary science and related disciplines. These programmes provide training through close integration with active research groups and projects across the University. This article was published on 2025-12-15