Research & Enterprise at Stirling
Postgraduate Information
Information for Students
International students can study our Undergraduate Certificate if they do not possess the necessary entrance 
requirements to be admitted directly into the first year of an undergraduate degree programme.
The Learning Process
The Learning Process is our award-nominated programme of generic skills training, aimed specifically at first year postgraduate students. It covers topics such as: Personal Effectiveness, Communication Skills, Networking & Team Working and Career Management.
If you want to learn to be more effective, more aware and feel better equipped to get your Ph.D., then The Learning Process has been developed with you in mind.
The Learning Process is being offered in 2009/10 as separate cohorts for full-time and part-time students, please find details in the documents below:
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The learning process for full-time students - leaflet (PDF Document, 1.59MB) |
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The learning process for part-time students - leaflet (PDF Document, 186KB) |
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Learning Process dates (PDF Document, 14KB) |
If you would like more information please contact Katharine Reibig
"Doing a PhD at the University of Stirling”
This event provides general & practical information about life as a PhD student, support services, funding opportunities, the recruitment process and career prospects for PhD graduates.
The event was last held on November 11th 2008. If you have any queries please contact the Graduate Development Officer .
For interest, here are the powerpoint presentations from the day:
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What can you do with a PhD? (Powerpoint Document, 535KB) |
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PhD admissions process (Powerpoint Document, 831KB) |
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Doing a PhD at the University of Stirling (Powerpoint Document, 3.26MB) |
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What is a research degree? (Powerpoint Document, 1.51MB) |
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Stirling Graduate Research School (Powerpoint Document, 2.16MB) |
Booking courses
Bookings for all SGRS seminars can be made by logging on to the University Portal, and following the link to WebCT.
Additional Information
The Academic Registrar's office (ARO) is responsible for University administration. The ARO website contains information about important services for postgraduate students.
The University Calendar gives details of the University's Charter, Statutes, Ordinances, Rules & Regulations and course information which may be useful for postgraduate students.
