Maths is BEST
During the last 40 years Mathematics has seen many spectacular developments.
Read moreDuring the last 40 years Mathematics has seen many spectacular developments.
Read moreWhy is statistics useful? Why would you choose to be a statistician?
Read moreCommunity Open Doors Day aims to bring every part of the campus alive by inviting the local community to join students and staff in celebrating the University’s 50th Anniversary.
Read moreJoin us on Thursday 16th March for a Faculty of Natural Sciences guest lecture, 'SAGA: An attempt to promote the welfare of chimpanzees and other nonhuman primates in Japan', delivered by Professor Testuro Matsuzawa, Distinguished Professor at Kyoto University's Institute for Advanced Study.
Read moreThe Faculty of Natural Sciences invites you to join their fabulous Science Cabaret.
Read moreThe Faculty of Natural Sciences invites you to their fabulous Science Fair.
Read moreThe Faculty of Arts and Humanities invites you to a series of short engaging talks by leading researchers on topics ranging from humour in the novels of Jane Austen, to Scottish literature and identity politics, to the early history of the University, to Brexit.
Read moreTwo PhD students from the Creative Writing Programme will present their work.
Read moreThe Faculty of Arts and Humanities invites you to Pathfoot Sounds: sound installation and talk.
Read moreThe Faculty of Arts and Humanities invites you to a printing display and workshop. Find out about our 19th century printing press and see it in action!
Read moreThe Faculty of Health Sciences and Sport invites you to get fit and have fun while walking The Daily Mile!
Read moreWhat is The Daily Mile? Who can do it? What are the benefits?
Read moreThis event will showcase the University’s use of high-fidelity simulated human patients to teach Immediate Life Support skills.
Read moreThe Faculty of Social Sciences invites you to a talk on some of the most pressing issues of our age.
Read moreThe Faculty of Social Sciences invites you to join their Question Time session where panellists will answer your questions.
Read moreJoin the University of Stirling Management School for their annual panel session where four successful business women will share their experiences about how they have effected positive change, and the challenges they have faced on their journey.
Read moreAs part of a wide range of events being held across campus as part of Community Open Doors day, the University Archives is throwing open its doors to tell the story of the university’s foundation, growth and development.
Read moreJoin us for this participatory activity involving 'vox pop' style oral history recordings of people's memories of the University of Stirling during our Community Open Doors Day. The activity will involve students from Communications, Media and Culture and History and Politics, in collaboration with the University Archives.
Read moreJoin our colleagues from the Faculty of Social Sciences for a range of fun, intriguing and thought-provoking activities in our Iris Murdoch building, home of the Dementia Services Development Centre.
Read moreThe University’s Contemporary Art Collection of paintings and sculpture is displayed on the walls and in the courtyards of the Pathfoot Building which was completed in 1967, the year the University opened its doors to students for the first time.
Read moreJoin us for this year's final lecture in the Inspiring People series. In this lecture Royal Scottish Geographical Society President, Iain Stewart, considers some of the many issues around fracking.
Read moreThis exhibition focuses on the 2014 Bus Party group and their efforts through music, poetry and readings to discuss peoples' hopes for Scotland's future regardless of the referendum outcome.
Read moreAs part of our Faculty of Social Sciences activities for our Community Open Doors Day, join us for a performance by the Heart of Scotland Choir.
Read moreThis exhibition showcases some of the photos of the Humans of Stirling project started by University of Stirling student Iris.
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