“It gave me a whole new mindset – I felt like I could achieve anything.” We caught up with third-year Criminology and Sociology student Rachel to hear all about her experience studying abroad. She talks about what motivated her to go, how she navigated the challenges of settling in, the confidence she gained along the
The UCAS deadline for applying to university for 2025 entry closed in January. So you have probably completed and submitted your application. But are you having second thoughts about your course choice? If so – don’t panic! It’s not too late to change your mind and apply for another course. This blog will tell you
“It was like living a dream for four months straight”. We caught up with fourth-year History student Logan Howarth to hear all about his experience studying abroad. He shares what inspired him to take the leap, how he settled into life overseas, the highlights of his time away, and his advice for other students thinking
At the University of Stirling we welcome applications through UCAS Clearing from all students, including mature students. Clearing is not just for school leavers who didn’t achieve the results they needed or changed their mind. Mature students are classed by UCAS as anyone over the age of 21 who didn’t go to university after school
The UCAS deadline for September 2025 entry has now passed, but don’t worry! If you want to start your studies this September, then two potential routes are still open to you: UCAS Extra and Clearing. But what are they? And what’s the difference between the two? What is UCAS Extra? UCAS Extra is an extra
Have you secured your place for an undergraduate course starting in September 2025? If not, don’t stress. You can still land yourself a place through the Clearing process. But what is University Clearing? When does Clearing 2025 start? How can you prepare for Clearing? This rapid guide explains everything you need to know about the
Student Services Hub The Student Services Hub will be open for live chat, email and telephone enquiries on the following days over the Easter break: Usual services and times will resume on Tuesday, 22 April. Mental health and wellbeing support (out of hours) When University services are reduced, there is still a lot of support
As we approach exam season and deadlines for final assignments draw closer, this time of year can feel a bit overwhelming – but you’ve got this. A few small changes to how you study can make a big difference and help you feel more in control. Check out these study tips from our Student Learning
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