School of Arts and Humanities
News
- Open Studios Showcase opens this weekend
20 May 2013 - Doors open for artists right across Forth Valley
10 May 2013 - Fully-funded postgraduate places at Stirling
3 May 2013 - Principals discuss continuing collaboration
30 April 2013 - Acclaimed art exhibition comes to a close
18 April 2013
Events
- Public Open Conference: Landscapes of Conflict
Friday 07 June 2013 - Conference: Plantations Amidst Savagery? The Reformed Monastic Orders in North Europe c.1100 to c.1600
Tuesday 09 July 2013
- Stirling student's research highlighted on BBC Scotland.
24 April 2013 - Dr Ben Marsh (History & Politics) wins prestigious international prize
9 April 2013 - Professor of Politics wins prestigious award
9 April 2013 - School of Arts and Humanities Research Postgraduate Bursaries 2013-14
28 March 2013 - Postgraduate student in History & Politics wins two prestigious Fellowships
13 March 2013
- The Arts and Humanities in an Age of Austerity: Advocating our Cause
Friday 07 June 2013 - Association for Legal and Social Philosophy
Annual Conference
Monday 24 June 2013
For those with an interest in Arts and Humanities the University of Stirling is a great place to be. Our staff and students are drawn from all over the globe and come together to experience a friendly but challenging intellectual environment. We teach and research in a wide range of disciplines and are committed to multi and inter-disciplinary study. We have a strong postgraduate community and our undergraduate programmes facilitate progression to postgraduate study. The School of Arts and Humanities is very much a happening place where we regularly stage all manner of exhibitions, events and conferences. The culture is rich and vibrant. We believe that University life is about much more than the passing of exams and encourage staff and students to participate in all aspects of University life. We have strong links to the local community and see ourselves as an active player in that community.
Statements make me anxious. They're such hostages to fortune: too hard and fast, too fundamentalist. My poetry would be a dead thing if it couldn't retain its liquidity, couldn't change shape or direction.
Kathleen Jamie
You will benefit from being taught by highly experienced and approachable academic staff, in a friendly and modern environment.
Rebecca Zahn - Lecturer in Law
Publishing has never been more exciting, or more challenging: every part of publishing is radically affected by the digital environment. And yet at the heart of the industry, remain the same principles.
Claire Squires - Professor in Publishing Studies
You are encouraged to think interdisciplinarily, and use data and methods from other disciplines.
Richard Oram - Professor in Environmental History
What has literature to do with the imagination? With the aesthetic? With history? Does literature have a future?
Adrian Hunter - Senior Lecturer in English
You can put the theories into practice: you’ll have experience of a range of different types of translation work
Cristina Johnston - Lecturer in French
Our international status in media research, and links with other research institutions, further complements our standing as a leading centre in the field.
Richard Haynes - Senior Lecturer in Media Studies
Merit scholarships
The University of Stirling is offering any UK or European Union student with a First Class Honours degree a £2,000 Scholarship to study full-time on any taught postgraduate course or £1,000 for part-time study.
