Public events
Explore a small exhibition of artworks in the Iris Murdoch Building, organised by the Art Collection and chosen from the University’s permanent collection.
Campus as Inspiration exhibition
This exhibition highlights artistic responses in the medium of dance, sound and photography to portray the experience of being at Stirling.
In 2023-24 our chosen focus is Inspired! in which we celebrate how our campus and collections have inspired creativity.
Explore three pieces of work by Scottish artist Christine Borland at this exhibition in Pathfoot Building.
Our Movement exhibition displays previously unseen artworks and archive material from our Collections which represent the kinetic energy and joy of movement in a variety of surprising ways.
Iain (M) Banks: Two Authors, One Man
This exhibition presents a selection of material from the Iain Banks Archive*, held in the University of Stirling Archives. Students from our Exhibition Interpretation and Design course were granted access to the archive and have created a display which includes never-before-seen writings and correspondence; notes showing Banks’ writing process; fan mail and fan art; and international editions of Banks’ novels.
Screened Out is a film and workshop programme that focusses on queer representation within modern cinema.
III Symposium on Current Trends in Consumer Research
Join our III Symposium on Current Trends in Consumer Research hosted by Professor Cele Otnes at University of Stirling in May 2024.
Business planning for Net Zero and beyond workshop
This event is for businesses based in the Clackmannanshire Council area to learn more about Net Zero, and how to create a Net Zero plan.
As part of the Stirling 900 celebrations, the Art Collection will hold its annual Open Day on Saturday 25 May.
Part of the Be Connected series.
Campus Photography Workshop with Michael Prince
Be inspired with our guided photography walk around the beautiful University of Stirling campus.
Part of the Art Collection Open Day series.
Lino Print Workshop with Abbie Lois
Spend an afternoon learning to lino print - suitable for beginners!
Part of the Art Collection Open Day series.
Come along to our Open Day to find out more about this year’s theme 'Inspired! Campus and Collections as Inspiration'.
Join the Art Collection team for a relaxed and free tour of the current exhibitions.
Part of the Art Collection Open Day series.
Create a mini postcard-sized collage and be inspired by our artists' incredible collection.
Part of the Art Collection Open Day series.
Nordic Viola – The Pathfoot Project Performance
Students from the University of Stirling and the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland have come together to create work inspired by the exhibitions, and are joined by ensemble Nordic Viola.
Part of the Art Collection Open Day series.
Our Open Day will conclude with the formal opening of a new exhibition Memoria by University Artist in Residence Audrey Grant.
Part of the Art Collection Open Day series.
Developed over Audrey Grant's year-long residency, Memoria considers and responds to the visible and invisible traces left in the landscape of the historic Airthrey Estate
Immerse yourself in 900 years of tradition by taking part in Stirling’s free Walking the Marches event.
Part of the Be Connected series.
We are delighted to let you know that we will be holding an event for our many alumni across the island of Ireland in Belfast on Thursday, 6 June in the Ulster Museum.
Join us for a relaxing day of yoga and mindfulness at the beautiful University of Stirling campus.
FutureLearn course - Heart of Scotland: History & Heritage of Stirling at 900 Years
To celebrate Stirling’s 900th anniversary, the University is running a free 4-week FutureLearn course starting 24 June. Delivered online by our academic experts, the course explores the history of the burgh and explores the key events, people, places, and spaces that shaped Stirling.
Scottish International Law Conference 2024: Human Rights Incorporation
The 2024 edition of the Scottish International Law Conference series will focus on the theme of 'Human Rights Incorporation', exploring the incorporation of international human rights obligations into national law.