We are delighted to welcome Margaret to the Pathfoot Building to talk about her latest exhibition, Margaret Mitchell: Six Works on display in the Pathfoot Building. In collaboration with the Stirling ...

Come and explore the iconic Pathfoot Building as part of Doors Open Day 2024! The iconic modernist building is home to a whole host of cultural treasures including the Art Collection, 1960s furniture ...

Find out what life is really like at the University of Stirling from our students and graduates. Hear about their student experience and discover how they’ve grown both personally and professionally ...

Data Protection legislation in the UK is currently governed by two main pieces of legislation, the UK General Data Protection Regulation (UK GDPR) and the Data Protection Act 2018 (DPA 2018). The ...

Join speaker Dr Neil Crawford from the University of Stirling's research seminar on Visualising the Urban Climate Crisis in Uganda.

Our everyday life is filled with technologies targeting our bodies and capturing our data, often without us considering the consequences. Our laptops demand our fingerprints, our smartphones unlock by ...

We all know how hard it can be to be physically active. This creative event will show how small changes in our daily physical activity can make a difference to our wellbeing and fitness. Together we ...

Join speaker Dr Annalisa Christie from the University of Stirling and chair Dr Jennie Morgan from the University of Stirling on the subject of Introducing 'Giving Us Voice' - Community, Climate Change ...

Have you ever wanted to try a new technology without having to buy it? If so then our drop-in session is perfect for you. Anyone over the age of 65 can come along to visit different stations and try a ...

This short course will give you an opportunity to develop your understanding of Huntington’s disease and its impact on the people and families who live with it, while enhancing your skills, knowledge ...

Join speaker Professor Emer George Peden and respondent Associate Professor Ian Cawood from the University of Stirling for this research seminar on Churchill, Chamberlain and Appeasement.

We run a regular programme of seminars within the Faculty of Arts and Humanities, sharing the latest research from University experts and guest speakers. Take a look at our schedule of History, ...