If you want to develop your career in Management or Business, the University of Stirling is the place for you. With a diverse range of globally recognised courses and a number of them accredited by leading industry bodies, we’ll help you to be the difference in your chosen career.
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for research impact
Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2014
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and top 10 in the UK for Marketing
The Complete University Guide 2019
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for Accounting and Finance
Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2019
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and top 5 in the UK for Economics
The Guardian University Guide 2019
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for Human Resource Management
The National Student Survey 2017
Our ranking and reputationWith professionally focused courses across all management subjects, we have qualifications to suit every stage of your career. From undergraduate degrees, to our full-time accredited Master of Business Administration (MBA), our courses equip you with the knowledge you need to make a difference to organisations around the world.
Our Management School helps open up opportunities so you can maximise your career after graduation. We’re committed to giving you the skills and knowledge you’ll need to make a difference to SMEs, family businesses and major global organisations.
For more than 30 years we’ve been making a difference to organisations and professionals through our world-class executive management education.
We’re one of only 14 business schools in the UK to be accredited by The Association of MBAs (AMBA) for both our Master of Business Administration (MBA) and Master of Business Management (MBM).
My work placement with the NHS was extremely valuable, as it led to an offer of a full-time job.
A new report by Dr Oliver Mallett at the University of Stirling, which looked at how regulations affect small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs), has called on policymakers to help prepare them for Brexit by providing them with the skills to adapt to changes.
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University of Stirling student Debbie Maltman has won a prestigious industry award for her data analysis project with Volunteer Scotland.
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This one-day event aims to bring together Stated preference practitioners from Scotland to discuss potential areas of collaborations and develop ideas towards interdisciplinary large grant proposals. The event is organised by Dr Seda Erdem
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