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4.03.73.4759 Student reviews
Sort:Latest reviewsThe campus location is very pretty but it is too far from town so there isn't a lot to do. The unilink bus runs from campus to town every 8 minutes but for students aged 22 or over like me, the service isnt free so the cost adds up quite a bit in the long run. So I think it could be improved by making the unilink free of charge for all students that are enrolled at Stirling regardless of their age.
Best - great library space and layout and lots of other places to study around campus central. Worst - while selecting modules, being told what days the lectures are normally held on. This would make it better as some students have commitments they need to work around
The campus is extremely inviting and tutors are always willing to help if you are stuck or someone else will.
Such a great university. Supportive staff and teachers. Lovely location!
Good lecture
Gorgeous campus and facilities
Everything is pretty good
Most professors and tutors are really great and helpful, they are very knowledgeable in their fields and willing to help you. The student societies are AMAZING. Perhaps the best part of uni. I don’t like how much content is online, I wish we had more in-person classes. I don’t like how grey campus central looks and the white bright lights in the library.
More investment in sports teams that aren’t the ones, more inclusion events for international students, greater support network for new students.
Best experience football since i have meet new people and made strong friendship Worst experience attending to all the uni classes
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The best aspects would include the level of sport and the worst aspects would likely be pace at which student support is delivered.
More information on societies would be helpful - some societies have lots of information about them on the union website whereas others have hardly any.
there’s various areas to study
good library facilities, could expand as it can be very difficult to find a space
18-24 years
First gen student
there’s so much space on campus to study independently and in a group
Intellectual Growth: University was a place where I could dive deep into subjects I was passionate about, interacting with professors and peers who challenged my thinking. Independence: Being in control of my schedule and choices was empowering. It allowed me to explore new interests and personal growth.
It’s great
Better parking and more places to sit and study on campus. The loch is nice to walk around.
4.2
IMPROVEMENTS: Parking facilities. This has been ongoing for years yet the uni will not add more parking spaces, even though students ask for this. More toilets. More seating with plugs for charging electronics. Better signage for navigating the building. GOOD POINTS: Nice location. Approachable lecturers. Good communication
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