University of Stirling
speciality: Modern Languages

I study Journalism and Spanish and just finished my 3rd year of studies. After all this time I can say the university gave me many opportunities to develop myself in many areas of life, both academic and non-academic ones. First of all, thanks to the diversity of programs and modules during the first two years I could check what is interesting to me and in which areas and careers I see myself in the future. Since I am a really indecisive person the opportunity to change my main degree twice, was something I could have only dreamed about. Apart from that, you gain not only academic knowledge in Stirling but also many transferable skills. You study in small groups of students and the teachers are usually helpful and open to explaining certain topics. On the other hand, there is a lot of working and studying on your own. Although you don’t Stirling is a very international university. What is more, there are many opportunities of studying abroad. As a Spanish language student, I spent my last semester in Spain. However, the foreign universities do not limit you only to Europe. There are possibilities to study all over the world.
If I could change anything in the university, I would focus more on practical classes and assignments. In my opinion, there is too much writing and reading work instead of the practical part of training before your future career.
Overall, I would recommend the university. Students and teachers are very nice and always ready to help. There are many societies and sports clubs so you can develop your talents and hobbies. It is a good place to gain knowledge and friends.