University of Stirling courses

...The Nature of Social Enquiry SCQF level 11, 20 credits This module aims to introduce students to the theoretical foundations that underpin social scientific research and analysis... Learn about: Social Change, Data analysis, Social care...

...from their exams when you have a Stirling degree. Semesters 1–3 You will take core modules in the following: Accounting I An understanding of the basic... Learn about: Financial Training, Accounting and Finance, Banking Investment...

...animal groups and their ecology, behaviour and conservation. You can choose to focus mainly on whole animal biology and conservation, or integrate these... Learn about: Animal Biology...

...Input from about 50 employers has contributed to the design of the curriculum. There will be a strong focus on employability and industrial awareness...

...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...

...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 formal lectures and practical classes, tutorials, seminars, computer-based learning, guided reading and research. Modules are assessed by a combination... Learn about: Cell Biology...

...a critical understanding and analytical approach to subjects directly relevant to Accountancy. Core advanced modules include: External Reporting Finance... Learn about: Quality Training, Financial Training...

...These modules focus largely on the cellular and molecular aspects of biological sciences including immunology and microbiology. In addition...

...the Indian subcontinent, Asia, Oceania and Australasia...

...so providing an excellent grounding in the subject of Business. These are studied alongside a selection of elective modules which may include... Learn about: Business Studies...

...(the most recent National Student Survey) Computers are everywhere. Not just the obvious home and office computers, but in every aspect of modern...

...a range of careers in conservation. Delivery and assessment Teaching is delivered in the form of formal lectures and practical classes, tutorials... Learn about: Environmental Conservation...

...questions of process and policy in criminal justice. You will attain a strong training in criminology and the theory and methods of applied social science... Learn about: IT Law, Social Science...

...Working Skills Electronic News-gathering Year 3 Digital Creativity Production: Online Content Social Media Marketing: histories, contexts and strategies Options... 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...

...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...

...Entry to this degree is highly competitive. Applications received after 15 January will not normally be considered. Please note that the main focus... Learn about: Early Years, Primary School...

...for secondary in four years, rather than the traditional five. These qualifications are recognised throughout the UK and the world. Successfully completing...