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University of Stirling

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Courses:

The following courses are available to study abroad students:

Faculty of Arts Courses:

  • English Studies
  • Film & Media
  • French
  • German
  • History
  • Journalism
  • Philosophy
  • Politics
  • Religious Studies
  • Spanish

    Faculty of Human Sciences Courses:

  • Education
  • English Language Teaching
  • Nursing
  • Psychology
  • Sociology

    Faculty of Management Courses:

  • Accounting and Finance
  • Business Law
  • Business Studies
  • Computing Science
  • Economics
  • Marketing
  • Mathematics and its Applications
  • Sports Studies

    Faculty of Natural Sciences Courses:

  • Acquatic Science
  • Biological Science
  • Environmental Science

    The website: http://www.external.stir.ac.uk/study-abroad/index.php enables you to see the classes available at the University of Stirling. Please note that, as the website indicates, there are restrictions and requirements for some classes, and not every class is offered every semester.

    Credits:

    Participants in the Brockport program at the University of Stirling will normally earn five credit hours for each course successfully completed, for a maximum of fifteen credits per semester.

    Curriculum:

    The University of Stirling is the only Scottish university to be founded on the American Liberal Arts System and the semester schedule. As a result participants in the Brockport program at Stirling will be allowed to choose 3 courses a semester, from either one discipline or mix-and-matched from the full range of academic disciplines available at Stirling.

    Stirling also has a responsive pre-approval system, so that students have guaranteed entry into specific courses before they arrive. The "true" semester system allows students in either semester to complete all of their work, including final assessment before they return home. In all cases participants will be examined in the same manner, and to the same standard, as their Scottish counterparts.