First Friday Writing Day
5 Apr 2019
First Friday Writing Days dedicate time to progressing our individual writing projects in a supportive and relaxed environment.
First Friday Writing Days dedicate time to progressing our individual writing projects in a supportive and relaxed environment.
We are delighted to announce the launch of our Domestic Abuse Seminar Series, at the University of Stirling. Led by the University's Centre for Child Wellbeing and Protection and its Child Wellbeing and Protection Research Group, this series will support a dialogue between practitioners and academics who work in the field.
Come and join us for post-work drinks and a bite to eat from 6.30 pm onwards!
As part of a vibrant and growing community of Scottish University alumni in North America, Stirling graduates will get the opportunity to march in this fantastic event.
Reunions taking place in Guangzhou (11 April), Shanghai (13 April) and Beijing (14 April).
Join us for the official launch of the free mobile app that actively commemorates Scottish coal mining history.
The Campus 5K is a great opportunity for students, staff and community members to get active in a fun and friendly environment.
Pre-graduation photography session
An exhibition of photographic work from undergraduate second year students. The images have been produced over the course of a photojournalism module
This keynote aims to reflect and prompt ideas for the future direction of research and how connected people can influence global issues.
Integrating aquaculture and fisheries for conservation and food security: insights from research on rule-breaking, sharks, salmon, sea cucumbers and small islands.
Professor Docherty will talk about his current research on the Governance of ‘Smart’ Mobility, and why it is crucial that we adopt a more critical approach to the debate on the impacts of new transport technologies
Each year, the Art Collection’s exhibitions, events and workshops are directly inspired by the research of the University. This year the focus is on refugees and migration, under the umbrella title ‘Experiences of Exile’.
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