The History programme at Stirling aims to provide a lively and satisfying education that will equip students with an understanding of the variety of historical experiences and the complexities of the modern world. A sequence of two half-units in Introductory French offer students in the Summer Programme an opportunity to learn a new language within their degree programmes. The study of politics is an attempt to understand how major institutions, issues and ideas shape our societies. Politics concerns power, authority, legitimacy, dissent, disobedience and violence. It is also about the making of decisions, who makes them, how they are justified, who enforces them, and who wins and loses as a result.
Accommodation is available on campus if required.
Summer Courses are taught in the evening, day-time and Saturday mornings. Most courses in the summer programme are offered as one-credit units, with the degree structure at Stirling requiring 16 credits for a general degree and 22 credits for honours. This can be downloaded and installed from the link at the end of the page. It is likely that your computer may already have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed. When viewing the brochure in Acrobat Reader please scroll to the contents page, increase the size using the magnifier if required and click on the content heading which interests you to go to that page.