University of Stirling Rankings 2025

• The full time job opportunities available for psychology would be a Research Assistant, a job as a teacher, a special educator.
• Average salary would be around 20 to 25 pounds per hour.
• The most common methods to find jobs would be campus placements, word of mouth, online platforms, networking, and physically going to the place. 
• Some of my batchmates have got jobs in the UK but many have gone back to their respective places. But I do not have much information about the jobs.

• I stayed in the University accommodation, so I found it on the University website.
• It was 8000 per annum, hence 666 pounds per month. Facilities included were laundry, wifi, a lounge area with a Television, and sofa, Kitchen with 8 electric stove tops. The rooms came with an attached bathroom, a bed and a study table, with an added bonus, a great view from the room.
• There was honestly no challenges that I encountered, finding the accommodation was an easy process as everything was available on the University website.
• The accommodation was in the university itself so it was a 2 minute walk to the main campus.

There no placement but there's career support guide indeed.

The major three things I liked were Good outreach, experienced faculty and recreational activities. Moreover, the campus environment is also great, full of events and opportunities.

UK universities do not give campus placements. Instead they have placement support. They refer you jobs and give training.

It was an mixed experience. It was Covid during the period, so I was not able to explore many areas of campus life. But I see my Juniors have got a better experience past covid.

The university has like resources where you can get guidance on building your cv, resume, cover letter. You're paired with a mentor/coach to work on this. The university provides opportunities available in public and private sector. It isn't a placement but merely connecting people to the right company. and guiding them in that process apart from the coursework

For academic purposes it was quite engaging and a fulfilling experience. Where I was able to participate in various research groups. The professors were helpful and are still in touch with students. The university provided me that space of academic endeavor that I was looking for and an engaging student life.

The university has its portal that can assist you in finding jobs, work on the CV and interview preparation. But there is no dedicated placement program.

It was good, the course material. faculty and the campus. The easy accessibility to books and online material was quite helpful in my journey.

Without prior work experience in the sports industry, placements can be challenging. However, majority of the students are employed within 6 months after graduation. Average salary being 25k GBP PA

On the scale of 1-10, I would rate my experience 8 out of 10.

You can get placements from famous companies like EY, Bank of Scotland, Bank of England, Standard Chartered You must send your resume to all companies that search for an accredited banker as soon as your summer semester result is out. The average package is 48000-200000 pound pa the alumni include Jack mc connell, Richard Lochead, and Grace Dent.

I chose Stirling because it is an affordable place to study in a nice location In order to get admission to this uni you must pass a degree with at least 80% mark in English but ielts is not necessary Then you must complete a statement of purpose why you want to study in the UK and send scanned copies of certificate proof to uni admission is between September and February I approached education consultancy uniark and they provide good service they help you get a UK visa fast.

In this aspect we did not have much for my course as it is a lucrative field where opportunities come in with experience.

Overall, in terms of academics and infrastructure, my time at the university was Fabulous and one that I will cherish forever. Stirling is a town which comes lively only because of the number of students who reside there and go to the University. I definitely grew a lot professionally and personally during my time at the University. If the placement system was a tad bit better I think it would have been cherry on the cake especially for International students.

Decent, Universities in UK don't have on campus placement, it's more towards what you do with the network and knowledge.

Fun, new, interesting. Got into some good groups and amazing set of individuals. We had national record holders, olympians and experienced players/coaches in our class, who you could learn from apart from just academics. Teaching was much more interactive and discussion based.

There's a good network of people available to help you find job. Although it can be difficult to find a job in my field it's not impossible. You build your way up.

Course is recommended and a great campus with feasible fees. The facilities they provide like personal tutor is also great