University of Stirling

In Stirling, the bus is the most widely used mode of urban transportation. Other public transportation options exist in some cities. Most of the time, switching between modes of transportation is simple. Due to its high cost, many people only utilize taxis when they have no other choice. Before the tour begins, inquire with the driver about the cost of the trip. In Stirling, public transit is safe, efficient, and well-connected. All students are allowed to drive on campus, which is also served by public transportation (parking permits are required for most on-campus parking).

The University of Stirling's Library supports the development of undergraduate students into prospective researchers and houses the essential academic resources for graduate students and teachers.

• The library of The University of Stirling is open to readers & learners. 
• The Health Sciences Librarian can help you find the materials you need by guiding you through the library's resources.
• Over 500,000 books and more than 9,000 journals are kept at the library. The Library houses the archives of both the novelist Patrick McGrath and the director Norman McLaren. 
• A modest theatre and movie theatre complex called the MacRobert Arts Centre is accessible to both university students and the general public. 
• The Pathfoot Building is home to the university's sizable fine art collection, which includes over 300 paintings, tapestries, and sculptures. 
• The university previously ran nursing and midwifery-focused campuses in Inverness and Stornoway. The Highland facility was situated on the Raigmore Hospital grounds on the outskirts of Inverness.
• The University of Stirling community can congregate and research in the Library because it is a welcoming, easily accessible space. Both quiet study spaces and gathering spots are available.
• Student information requirements, the Library also offers a skilled staff of librarians.
• Healthy eating is the first step to a healthy mind. Every day, The University of Stirling Food Services team prepares meals from scratch utilizing materials that are acquired locally. Visit the food court for a fresh food experience whether you live on campus or just come for a few hours each week.

The university's campus covers 330 acres (1.3 km2) and is situated beneath the Ochil Hills, near the village of Bridge of Allan and two miles (3.2 km) from Stirling's city center. In the 2016 International Student Barometer, it was ranked first in the UK for its campus environment and is frequently referred to as one of the most beautiful campuses in the world. It is located on the grounds of the ancient Airthrey estate, which also features the Hermitage Woods, Airthrey Loch, and Airthrey Golf Course in addition to the Robert Adam-designed 18th-century Airthrey Castle.

A student's experience at The University of Stirling includes campus life just as much as classes or labs. Students will be accompanied by a varied group of intelligent students eager to take advantage of any academic, social, and recreational opportunities they come across.

• A wide variety of sports facilities are available at the institution, including a 50-meter swimming pool that was finished as part of the National Swimming Academy, a collaboration between the school, Scottish Swimming, and British Swimming, and a 9-hole Airthrey golf course. 
• The sports center is home to the Gannochy National Tennis Centre, as well as badminton and squash courts, a fitness center, a strength and conditioning center, sports halls, and open-to-the-public all-weather playing fields for students, university employees, and the general public.
• The campus serves its students as the administrative center for a variety of sports organizations, including the Scottish Swimming, Commonwealth Games Scotland, and the institute of sport.
• You may have a real collegiate experience at The University of Stirling. Living on a stunning, traditional campus places you in the middle of everything. Living on campus makes it simple to locate your crowd at student groups, socials, and campus hot spots, regardless of whether you select a residence hall, fraternity, or sorority with on-campus accommodation. 
• The University of Stirling Students' Union is a member of the National Union of Students and has its headquarters on campus in the Robbins Center Students' Union. The union represents students' interests before a variety of organizations, including the institution, and offers entertainment, welfare, and informational services to students. Seats on the University Court are reserved for senior union members.   
• There are almost 90 clubs and groups supported by the union. 53 sports clubs are funded by the Sports Union. There are student-run media outlets at the university. Brig has served as the student newspaper. The first college radio station in Scotland was Air3 Radio (formerly known as University Radio Airthrey), and AirTV (then known as Videoworks) launched as a student-run television network.
• A Chief Executive and a Board of Trustees oversee the Students' Union. The Union President, Sports President, Vice-President Education, and Vice-President Communities make up the SU's four sabbatical offices. There are numerous part-time volunteer executive officers in addition to these full-time, compensated officers.

The University of Stirling allows students to learn and develop in a stimulating environment with on-campus accommodation.

• The majority of lodging is found on campuses in university residence halls. Families and student groups can rent townhouses in Alexander Court. 800 of the 2,000 on-campus rooms were constructed in 2013 as part of a million investment program in student housing, which was finished in September 2015.
• On-campus halls of residence include
• Willow Court Flats & Studios by Andrew Stewart Hall
• Beech Court Studios & Flats
• Studios and Flats at Juniper Court
• House of Fraser of Allander
• Muirhead House H H Donnelly House
• Spittal Hill Penderich Way Polwarth House
• Academic peer advisors are available to offer specialized academic support. The opportunities for community interaction are fostered by resident assistants to promote interpersonal bonds.  
• The University of Stirling’s yearly hostel and meal fees are around GBP 15.0k (INR 14,37,750).