1. Welcome flexibility campus choice environment

2. Welcome 10.00Introductory presentations - Overview of the University - A student perspective - Student finance 11.00Campus Tour 12.00Lunch 1.00Departmental Visit 1 2.00Departmental Visit 2 3.00End

3. University of Stirling flexibility campus choice environment

4. Introduction Established in 1967 Set in the heart of central Scotland

5. 5,800 Undergraduates 1,200 Postgraduates 1,000 Diploma Nurses 65% Scottish 20% Rest of UK 15% International Student Population

6. Purpose built campus includes: Teaching & learning facilities Students ’ Association MacRobert Arts Centre Sports facilities Accommodation The Campus

7. On campus halls available for all first years 2nd & 3rd years often spent in university flats or private flats in Stirling Final years often return to flats on campus Accommodation

8. Student Life Highly residential university: Very sociable - easy to get to know people Many active clubs and societies Campus bars plus Stirling town Lots of sport Plenty of part-time work

9. Semester system Modular degree structure Continuous assessment Flexibility Academic Life

10. Single Honours Year Semester Subject 1Subject 2Subject 3 11Management 1Sociology 1French 1 2Management 2Sociology 2French 2 23Management 3Sociology 3 4Adv. Marketing Sociology 4Option 35Adv. MarketingOption Option 6Adv. MarketingMarketing Opt.Option 47Adv. MarketingOption 8Dissertation Marketing

11. Combined Honours Year Semester Subject 1Subject 2Subject 3 11Management 1Sociology 1French 1 2Management 2Sociology 2French 2 23Sociology 3French 3 4Sociology 4French 4Sociology Opt. Year Abroad 35SociologyFrench/SocFrench lang 6Semester Study Abroad 47SociologyFrench LangFrench 8SociologySociologyFrench Sociology with French

12. Arts & Humanities Business & Management Human Sciences Natural Sciences also many combined degrees Subjects Available

13. University of Stirling flexibility campus choice environment

14. Student Finance Financial information for: Young Scots Mature Scots Those from elsewhere in the UK Living expenses Other sources of funding

15. Young Scots No tuition fees Graduate Endowment contribution £ 2,000 on graduation - added to loan Combination of Bursary, Loan and Parental Contribution - up to £ 3,815 - £ 4,315 Supplementary grants e.g. travel expenses

16. Young Scots Low income (c £ 10,000) Full Bursary + Medium Student Loan Middle income (c £ 25,000) Some Parental support + Reduced Bursary + Increased Student Loan High income (c £ 45,000) Increased Parental support + Reduced Student Loan

17. Mature Scots No tuition fees No Graduate Endowment Contribution Loan - up to £ 3,815 Mature Students ’ Bursary Supplementary grants e.g. travel expenses

18. Tuition fees - up to £ 1,075 per year (means tested) Final/fourth year free Student Loans - up to £ 3,815 (means tested) Supplementary grants Other UK

19. Living Costs Monthly2 Semesters Rent £ 175 - £ 250 £ 1,400 - £ 2,300 Books/Stationary £ 25 £ 225 Personal items £ 40 £ 360 Food £ 140 £ 1260 Entertainment £ 100 £ 900 Clothing £ 20 £ 180 Telephone £ 15 £ 135 TV Licence £ 10 £ 100 On-campus total £ 525 - £ 600 £ 4540 - £ 5,440 Plus … Travel £ 30 £ 270 Bills (gas/electricity) £ 35 £ 315 Off-campus total £ 590 - £ 665 £ 5125- £ 6,025

20. Part-time work Sponsorship and trusts University Scholarships Sources of funding

21. University of Stirling flexibility campus choice environment

22. Entry Requirements Arts & HumanitiesBBBC - ABBB Business & ManagementBBBC - BBBB Human SciencesBBBC Natural SciencesBBCC Nursing & Midwifery5 Standard grades or equivalent HNC/HND3-6 merits or Access Course

23. Young Scots AnnualTotal ParentalParentalsupport IncomesupportBursaryLoanpackage £ 10,000- £ 2000 £ 2315 £ 4315 £ 15,000- £ 1174 £ 3141 £ 4315 £ 20,000 £ 45 £ 627 £ 3143 £ 3815 £ 25,000 £ 601 £ 81 £ 3133 £ 3815 £ 30,000 £ 1156- £ 2659 £ 3815 £ 35,000 £ 1712- £ 2103 £ 3815 £ 40,000 £ 2267- £ 1548 £ 3815 £ 45,000 £ 2994- £ 821 £ 3815 £ 50,000 £ 3763- £ 750 £ 3815