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: Data analysis, Social care, Sociology didactics...

...Core advanced modules include: External Reporting Finance II Accounting Information and Employment Quantitative Methods for Business Decisions Personal... Learn about: Accounting and Finance, Financial Training, Banking Investment...

...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...

...Introduction: A major skills gap is opening up in Scotland’s Computing Sector and up to 11,000 job opportunities will be available each year...

...in recognition of both their specific skills and their broad analytical expertise. In particular, there’s an ever-increasing need across professions for... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...in the Cévennes in France, a rugged mountain landscape of exceptional natural beauty and tremendous biodiversity. The organisms that live there include... 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...

...food crops Develop novel and sustainable fuels Assess the impacts of environmental changes on biological systems The Cell Biology degree at the University... Learn about: Cell Biology...

...Basic principles of security valuation. You are also required to study Economics, Business Management and Business Law. Semesters 4 – 8 You will develop... Learn about: Quality Training, Financial Training...

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

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

...of current management research. Research, therefore, informs their teaching, making it relevant to current debates within business. This subject may... 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...

...Introduction: 1st in Scotland for Criminology Guardian's University League Tables 2017 Why and how do people break the law? How can the criminal justice... Learn about: IT Law, Social Science...

...Semiotics, Representation and Ideology Complex Oral Presentation Interviewing Skills Creative Industries Grade Unit 1 Research Skills Digital Culture... Learn about: Communication Training...

...40 – 50 percent of the final grade but for some modules this is as high as 100 percent...

...What determines the profit they earn? Due to its structure and the way it’s taught, Economics is recognised as a good source of transferable skills...

...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: Early Years, Primary School...

...(for example, games, dance, gymnastics, swimming). Selectors are likely to give particular consideration to applicants who have outdoor activity experience...