You must be over the age of 18 and either a current undergraduate student enrolled in a full-time university programme or in the current graduating class; or graduated high school with an acceptance ...

Our Offer Holder Day lets you explore our beautiful campus, learn more about your course from staff and current students, as well as getting a taste of what life as a Stirling student is really like.

To identify the University of Stirling as Scotland's University for Sporting Excellence, the following identity has been developed to be used alongside the University branding. The University of ...

Grids play a crucial role in upholding a structured framework and maintaining harmonious proportions within brand layouts. The recommended grid outlined below should be utilised for all communication ...

When the University of Stirling is a supporting/minority partner, the logo may be used in a subsidiary position, following minimum print/screen size. When displayed amongst other supporting partners, ...

Where Stirling is the lead partner for an international campus, all signage should reflect the University of Stirling brand. It is important to identify the location of the campus, as distinct from ...

‘The difference is’ is an articulation of our Strapline 'Be the Difference', and can be used as a more tangible way to introduce the ways in which we can achieve our goal to make a difference. 'The ...

Staff have the opportunity to ‘takeover’ the central University of Stirling Instagram stories account. By doing this you will be able to communicate your messages to an established audience and ...

Being active on social media can benefit your professional life. It can help you engage with your audiences, find new audiences and enhance you/your faculty or departments professional reputation.

Say one thing very clearly rather than lots of things badly Use concise, confident copy Be bold and simple in your designs ...

Established in late 2024, the Centre for the Sciences of Place and Memory is funded by a £4M award from the Leverhulme Trust over five years. Led by Professor John Sutton and Deputy Director Professor ...

Scientists at the University of Stirling have developed a new method of monitoring the presence of pathogens in rivers polluted by wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs). The number of discharges from ...