First Friday Writing Day
1 Mar 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.
Book your place for our upcoming alumni reunion in Taipei.
Learn more about our diverse range of Masters courses and PhD opportunities, explore our stunning campus, and spend invaluable time with our staff and students to get a taste of what life at Stirling is really like.
This exhibition will explore how artists and creative industries are responding to global migration now. With ongoing international conflicts and the continued displacement of human beings we are questioning how we view, understand, and represent refugees. Can artists give a voice to those who don't have one?
This lecture will discuss the refugee stories traced in the book, the inspiration and production of the artwork, and will consider what has and hasn't changed over the decade since.
Over 65 million people around the world have been forced from their homes to escape famine, climate change and war in the greatest human displacement since World War II. Human Flow, an epic film journey led by the internationally renowned artist Ai Weiwei, gives a powerful visual expression to this massive human migration. The documentary elucidates both the staggering scale of the refugee crisis and its profoundly personal human impact.
Would you love to learn some Japanese but have never had the chance? Join us for a “fun” taster session where you can learn some basic phrases from our guest lecturer, Ms Yuko Fujimitsu-san, the Chief Japanese Language Advisor, at the Japan Foundation (London), together with Mrs Noriko Tabner, the University’s resident Japanese teacher.
Join Professor Alan Spence, award-winning poet and playwright, novelist and short story writer and Mio Shapley, a qualified master of Urasenke Tea Ceremony.
The Art Collection are hosting the Scotland final of ARTiculation - the annual public speaking competition for students aged between 16 and 19.
Come and try your hand at Shodo (traditional Japanese calligraphy) and Tsumami-zaiku (pinching handiwork) in a relaxed environment.
Join us for the screening of three Japanese films as part of the Japan Series 2019 activities at the University of Stirling.
What is the future for journalism as the disruptors find themselves disrupted?
To celebrate International Women's Day 2019, the Science Society is teaming up with the Women in STEM Society and Sorority to host a guest panel of successful and inspirational women in science!
The Who is? Project has been made to ask the public to question the way we think about each other.
This is a great opportunity for those looking to find out more about Hokkaido and its unique culture; as well as for those with a keen interest in travel who may be planning to visit.
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