Message from the University Secretary: Scottish Government update
18 January 2021: information on the University's response to the heightened Tier 4 restrictions, with information on learning and teaching, travel and more.
COVID protection level in Stirling: level 4
Updated: Monday 18 January 2021
To minimise the spread of a new variant of COVID-19, all of mainland Scotland is under tier 4 restrictions. All staff and students should continue to follow the latest public health and University guidance. This page will be updated regularly to reflect any changes in government guidance. Please check back often.
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The current lockdown restrictions are designed to reduce the movement and interaction of people as much as possible. These heightened Tier 4 restrictions mean changes to study, work and campus facilities. We will update this guidance as/when the rules change. The current restriction implications are summarised by area below.
The restrictions mean changes to hospitality provision on campus.
Venue | Details |
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Studio bar |
Closed |
Scran, the Atrium |
Due to new COVID regulations, we are unable to serve takeaway orders indoors. Please order via the app and we will bring your order to the collection point at your chosen time. Collection Point Opening times Monday – Friday: 08:00 - 22:00 Saturday - Sunday: 10:00 - 22:00 *please note from 5pm daily at Scran, orders for burgers and pizzas only. Our delivery service operates from 1700 – 2200 daily. |
Refresh at Willow Court |
Due to new COVID regulations, we are unable to serve takeaway orders indoors. Please order via the app and we will bring your order to the collection point at your chosen time. Collection Point Patio doors at front of building Opening hours Monday - Friday: 08:30 – 22:00 Saturday - Sunday: 10:00 – 22:00 |
The Pod at Pathfoot |
Closed |
Nourish, The Sports Centre |
Closed |
If you require a COVID-19 test then you have two centres which you can visit. There's a mobile testing unit in the East Car Park on the University campus and a walk-through testing facility in Stirling City Centre.
If you're not sure what type of COVID-19 test you need, read our guide on choosing the right test.
A new mobile testing unit opened on campus on Wednesday 30 September in the East Car Park. This is located between the Innovation Park and Stirling Court Hotel. The unit offers walk-through and drive-through appointments every day. Please check the NHS website for appointment slots.
The mobile testing unit is between the Stirling Court Hotel and Innovation Park. The location is highlighted pink on this map.
A walk-through COVID-19 testing facility is open in Stirling City Centre, seven days a week, from 8am to 8pm.
The centre is in Forthside, adjacent to the Engine Shed and just over the bridge from the train and bus stations. It's open to University staff, students, and local residents who meet the criteria for a COVID-19 test.
More information about walk-through test centres and how to book a test is available via the NHS Inform website.
Some people with COVID-19 infection will have very few or no symptoms. Testing people with no symptoms can help protect family and friends. Please note the test centre is operating reduced hours until at least mid-February due to the delayed return to campus.
Remember: you must not book a test, or turn up for a pre-booked test if you have symptoms. You must go to the walk-in test centre at the East Car Park.
18 January 2021: information on the University's response to the heightened Tier 4 restrictions, with information on learning and teaching, travel and more.
A message from the University Secretary on the University's response to a tightening of restrictions due to the new, highly transmissible strain of COVID-19
Important update for students and staff on the tier 4 restrictions announced by Scottish Government
You can find out more information and advice on our Changes at Stirling page. This includes information on:
Remember to check the NHS, Scottish and UK Government pages. They will contain the most up-to-date information and advice on the COVID-19 situation and what to do if you are affected by it.
Get the latest information and advice from Scotlands health information and advice service.
Get the latest information on the Coronavirus situation in Scotland from the Scottish Government.
Get more Coronavirus information and the latest guidance and support from the UK Government.
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As well as our own extensive Student Support Services, the University offers access to support through Togetherall. Togetherall is a digital mental health support service which is available online, 24/7, and is completely anonymous so you can express yourself freely and openly. Professionally trained guides monitor the community to ensure the safety and anonymity of all members.
In addition to Togetherall’s online community, there are a wealth of useful resources you can work through, including tailored self-help courses on anxiety, sleep, depression and many more.
This service is available to all students and staff. Find out more about Togetherall.