The atrium is great but the union could be better - it doesn't really feel like a student union.

In person teaching could be much better

Great place to stay although the wifi can be a bit dodgy and all that goes wrong, it can be annoying when you're paying a lot of money.

The University of Stirling is a progressive university in education and sport. Most of the lecturer's are always happy to help in person or through email account. It sits in one of the most beautiful landscapes I could imagine, its scenery can be therapeutic and calming. My lecturer's on my course are all down to earth and make learning a happy experience. I really don't like the breaks we have as I tend to be lazy in my learning and feel that there could be less breaks and keep me energised to stud and learn. Thank you.

I have a disability and have found that if I need or ask for help, it is always there and will be given to me.

Student support in Stirling is second to none. They try their best to help and give me the correct information, or will tell you where to find the information I require.

I am a little too old for that but I've been there and still enjoyed the atmosphere of the younger students.

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I'm an older student and these are mostly not applicable to me, although there are some societies that a few that I can and will join such as debating.

I had difficulty in my first 3 semesters as I could not quite get the meaning of graphs and did not get the help I required, and asked, from my lecturer. I have changed course and find that I can ask questions and have them answered and can get the lecturer to explain what they are saying in easier to understand meanings.

The job prospects after graduating from Stirling are high i all fields, but that doesn't mean that I can just roll along with the tide.

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