Other University contact information

Our comprehensive A-Z should direct you to any information you need.

You can also navigate to various areas across the University via the links within the sections below:

Academic Support and Contacts
Academic Schools and Divisions	The University of Stirling is organised for learning, teaching and research into five academic faculties. In addition the Institute for Advanced Studies provides a virtual hub for Stirling’s postgraduate community.
Academic Policy and Practice	A web page with information on the University's policies and how they are put into practice.
Academic Regulations	All undergraduate, postgraduate taught and postgraduate research regulations can be accessed here. You can also view degree programme tables and the definition of University Terms.
Adviser of Studies	Help for students to plan their programmes of study and to act as a point of contact if academic problems arise.
University Calendar	The Calendar contains details of the University’s governance and rules and regulations. This regulatory framework includes the Charter, Statutes, Ordinances and other rules and regulations.
Student Learning Services	Help with study skills, essay writing, referencing, time management, understanding and avoiding academic misconduct, workshops and tutorials, etc.
Appeals	What you can appeal about and how to make an appeal.
Complaints Procedures	What you can complain about and how to make a complaint.
Audio recording policy	Making a recording in lectures, tutorials, etc.
Personal Support and Contacts
Personal Tutors	Every student has a personal tutor who is a specific and consistent source of guidance, information and support for students throughout their studies.
Stirling Students' Union	The Students’ Union provides information, support and guidance to student on a wide range of subjects.
International	Additional information for international students.
English Language Support	Provides help with English language speaking or writing.
Student Development and Support Services	Here to assist students with a wide range of issues (see entries below).
Disability Services	To declare a disability, get advice or help with adjustments to improve your learning experience.
Your Mental Health and Wellbeing	If you are worried or anxious about something and need to speak to someone.
Student Money Advice	To speak to Student Money Advisers about money issues, debt advice and hardship funds.
Careers and Employability Service	Help with job seeking skills, work experience, vacancy information, employer details, working/studying abroad, etc.
Technical Information and Support
Information Services - Library	Library services and opening hours.
Information Services - IT Services	Network accounts, e-mails, computing labs, etc.
Printing	Information on printing/photocopying at the University.