University of Stirling courses

...20 credits This module explores the relationship between policy and research. It aims to equip students with the intellectual and practical tools needed... Learn about: Social Science, Data analysis, Social Work...

...the financing decision and the investment decision. The evaluation of investment risk and return. Introduction to financial securities and financial markets... Learn about: Financial Training, Banking Investment, Accounting and Finance...

...marks awarded for coursework contribute around 50 percent of the final grade but for some modules this is as high as 100 percent... Learn about: Animal Biology...

...The programme contains a compulsory three-month industrial work placement after year three...

...on possible sources of funding Scholarship finder Possible careers after this course range from industry (especially the telecoms, financial and biotechnology sectors)... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...the broadest possible perspective through the first two years. Then towards the end of your degree, whether your interests lie at the level of the biosphere... Learn about: Cell Biology...

...All our course modules use state-of-the-art computer equipment, giving you access to the very latest software technology. We’re a small, friendly team...

...of coursework and examination completed during the semester. For many modules the marks awarded for coursework contribute 40 – 50 percent of the final... Learn about: Cell Biology...

...Introduction: Keen to become an accountant? Then you'll know you ideally need both a university degree and a recognised professional qualification... Learn about: Quality Training, Financial Training...

...the focus is on the acquisition of fundamental biological laboratory skills and an understanding of the science that underpins them. Much of this teaching...

...year and is often carried out in association with external bodies. Staff involved in the Aquaculture course have considerable overseas research experience...

...This subject may be studied in combination with a number of other subjects - learn more. Structure and content Semesters 1 and 2 are designed to provide... Learn about: Business Studies...

...want and learning how they fit into their environment. Our graduates are highly sought-after within the industry. We help our students to build a strong...

...Some species and habitats are disappearing before they can even be studied properly. As a result, understanding the complex inter-relationships between... Learn about: Environmental Conservation...

...of coursework and examinations for example, one essay (30 percent) and an examination (70 percent). The final-year dissertation counts for two modules... Learn about: IT Law, Social Science...

...Production 2 Creative Industries: Graded Unit 2 Communication: Promoting and Pitching Interpersonal and Group Skills Personal Development Planning Freelance... Learn about: Communication Training...

...by organisms and ecosystems: Food, fibre and fuel; clean air and water; recreation, and even cultural identity. Ecology underpins sustainable development...

...They also seek to understand issues such as: how do people decide what to buy and what job to do? How do firms decide what to produce and what to charge?...

...In the remaining three semesters of the degree students will study modules within education which draw upon their subject specialism. Application procedure... Learn about: Early Years, Primary School...

...the course enables you to provisionally register in the appropriate sector with the General Teaching Council for Scotland and enter the Scottish probationary scheme...