University of Stirling courses

...through the process of designing a research project. It enables them to think up an interesting research idea, to carry out a literature review... Learn about: Social Work, Social Change, Data analysis...

...The Bachelor of Accountancy (BAcc) in Accountancy and Finance course is designed specifically for students planning a career in the Accountancy profession... Learn about: Banking Investment, Accounting and Finance, Financial Training...

...learn more. Delivery and assessment Teaching is delivered in the form of formal lectures and practical classes, tutorials, seminars, computer-based learning... Learn about: Animal Biology...

...Students will spend the first two years of this four year programme at the college following an enhanced HND curriculum before transferring to the university...

...graduates who not only have quantitative skills, but also know how to use them – that combination is what this course delivers. It does so by taking... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...the whole organism, the cell, or the biomolecule, you can specialise to reflect the strengths and interests you develop.‌ The questions of biology are... Learn about: Cell Biology...

...(the most recent National Student Survey) Business in the 21st century is conducted in a way which was beyond imagining just 30 years ago. This is thanks...

...how they respond to their environment and how the diseased state differs from the healthy state. Recent advances in cell biology are enabling cell biologists... Learn about: Cell Biology...

...II Taxation Advanced Financial Accounting Accounting Information and Employment Quantitative Methods for Business Decisions Personal Financial Planning... Learn about: Financial Training, Quality Training...

...there is a particular emphasis on employability skills especially in the development of practical skills. This degree is taught jointly at Forth Valley...

...Each semester module is assessed by a combination of coursework (usually 50 percent) and written examination. Final degree classification is derived...

...students with a broad grounding in the subjects of Business and Management and include the history of management, management practice, organisational behaviour... Learn about: Business Studies...

...link with industry through 3-month summer placements and 1-year placements. Both of these are offered to third year students. Placement opportunities exists...

...seminars, computer-based learning and guided reading and research. Modules are assessed by a combination of coursework and examination, completed during semester... 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: Social Science, IT Law...

...An Introduction Communication: Using IT and DTP Journalism Skills: Introduction The Media: Features and Trends English Language Skills Law and the Media Media Analysis... Learn about: Communication Training...

...and as such it is mainstream in policy development and planning. The Ecology degree at Stirling is designed to give a robust introduction to the subject...

...Surveys have regularly found Economics to be one of the top four subjects for graduate pay. In the latest review, all aspects of our teaching had the highest rating...

...in offering concurrent courses to prospective primary school teachers. These degree courses enable you to graduate with both a degree and teaching qualification... Learn about: Primary School, Early Years...

...and/or who have experience in working with children at some level of responsibility (for example, playschemes, coaching)...