Public events
In and around campus - an exhibition by Peter Hancock
To mark his retirement, Peter Hancock, a professor in Psychology at the University of Stirling, presents a selection of photographs taken in and around the university campus since his arrival in 1987.
University of Stirling Parkrun
A free, fun, and friendly weekly 5k community event. Walk, jog, run, volunteer or spectate – it's up to you!
Part of the Be Connected series.
Scottish International Law Conference 2024: Human Rights Incorporation
The 2024 edition of the Scottish International Law Conference series will focus on the theme of 'Human Rights Incorporation', exploring the incorporation of international human rights obligations into national law.
Undergraduate Open Day September 2024
An Undergraduate Open Day is your golden opportunity to find out everything there is to know about life at the University of Stirling.
Celebrating Mid-Autumn Festival
Come along to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival at the University of Stirling!
Part of the Be Connected series.
Warm welcome to the Art Collection
Come along to our Art Collection for an introduction to our collections, look around our store and see some hidden gems in our collection.
Join us on National Fitness Day in the Sports Centre and cycle to win your smoothie of choice! Open to all students, staff, and the public.
Part of the Be Connected series.
Explore the iconic Pathfoot Building as part of Doors Open Day 2024.
Artist Talk: Margaret Mitchell
In collaboration with the Stirling Photography Festival, Margaret will lead a talk exploring her practice and approach as well as offering us a first look at her work in the university collection.
Remembering Together: Collective Creative Responses to the Pandemic
This exhibition explores how two separate projects chose to make sense of the pandemic, reflecting on how we as a society remember and honour traumatic times.
This Fragile Earth: Pioneer Scottish Artists who anticipated the climate crisis
This exhibition focusses on a group of pioneering Scottish artists who as early as the 1970s and 1980s were responding to the threat of climate change.
The Divine Sky - Sekai Machache
Sekai Machache (she/they) is a Zimbabwean-Scottish visual artist and curator based in Glasgow. Her work is a deep interrogation of the notion of self and she is interested in the relationship between spirituality, imagination and the role of the artist in disseminating symbolic imagery to provide a space for healing.
In 2023 the University Art Collection was delighted to be gifted seven works by renowned artist Ken Currie and we are pleased to display Seven Women together in this exhibition.
This series of six works, acquired by the University’s Art Collection in 2023, focus on Margaret Mitchell's nephew Steven, offering an insight into his life’s trajectory.
Join us for a relaxing day of yoga and mindfulness at the beautiful University of Stirling campus.
Online Undergraduate Information Sessions
At our online sessions we’ll take you through everything from advice on applying to funding your studies, and you'll hear from current students about living and studying at Stirling.
Join Abbie Lois for a relaxed afternoon session of lino cutting and printing.
Experience the healing powers of nature through the practice of forest bathing on the beautiful University of Stirling campus.
Undergraduate Open Day October 2024
An Undergraduate Open Day is your golden opportunity to find out everything there is to know about life at the University of Stirling.