Based on the EDUopinions rankings, the University of Stirling rating is 4.1. If you want to know more about this school, read the student reviews on our website.
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Stirling is a really small town so it is important to consider before moving here.
The Uni is really good in terms of sport offerings and the level at which you can train. If you’re an athlete you should definitely consider Stilring University!
It is a really great university also for environmental science and marine biology, with good teachers that are enthusiastic about their jobs.
It’s my first year at Stirling and it been good so far, freshers was amazing, meet lots of new people. The university is good has the best gym and good facilities. Lectures are boring but that’s education for you haha
View moreSave your money and just read the Jane Ogden textbook they base 20% of this course on.
The other 80% of the course is just an advert for their stage 2 course in health psychology.
Do not expect to get any sort of placement, the majority of students had their ‘placement’ by writing an assignment based on internet searches about a service. It is an absolute joke to charge hundreds for this course, let alone thousands.
I enjoyed my educational pathway at the University of Stirling from it’s pure diversity and inclusion core to the education that has resonated with me over the years. I am super proud to have attended such a reputable university including a number of significant components. Stirling you have a special place in my heart!
View moreDuring the course of my academic studies at the University of Stirling I have multiple times found myself struggling in applying the knowledge learned during the course of the semester to the final assessments. This is because courses are reduced to one/two assignments, which cover only 1/8-2/8 of what has been delivered during lessons and classes, which I believe is particularly counterproductive for students, who are not stimulated to be regular and constant in their continuous studying. I have experienced this issue in first person, since I have never been motivated enough by my teachers to do my best and to show my knowledge, since most of classes only revolve around lectures and seminars, which most people skip most of the times.
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