Professor Malcolm MacLeod, Senior Deputy Principal and Chair, University of Stirling Corporate Sustainability Steering Group: This week the University of Stirling is proud to join, along with other higher education institutions, a campaign led by our sector body, Universities UK. Made at Uni: Climate Action highlights the critical role that universities are playing in taking
Choosing from hundreds of courses at loads of universities to try and figure out which ones you’d like to apply for can be incredibly tricky – but once you’ve received your offers, how do you know which uni is actually right for you? If you’re lucky enough to receive more than one offer from different
So, you’ve chosen the University of Stirling as your firm choice. The next task is sorting out your student accommodation. I’m here to help! In this blog I’ll walk you through the entire process of applying for University of Stirling’s Student Accommodation. I lived in the University of Stirling’s Student Accommodation for a year and a
In a series of blogs, we look at why you should develop your career in Environmental Management at Stirling. Here, we explore the specialised pathway of informatics in our MSc Environmental Management (Informatics) degree. Graduates from our core MSc Environmental Management degree will play a vital role in the protection and sustainable use of resources. It’s a
How do we keep the lights on and tackle the climate crisis? We look at the specialised pathway of energy in our MSc Environmental Management degree.
Conservation is key to our future! We look at the specialised pathway of conservation in our MSc Environmental Management degree.
Do you want to learn more about postgraduate study at the University of Stirling? We’d love to show you around. Register for our next on-campus Open Day on Wednesday 29 March, 2023, 2:00pm – 5:00pm. With more and more universities and colleges to choose from, attending an Open Day will give you a fantastic opportunity to
Recent research shows that active students are healthier, happier and more likely to succeed. So, what can you do to get more active (even if you don’t like sport)?
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