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IFSA University of Stirling Partnership
Bring your love of sport to one of Scotland's youngest universities! Known for its progressive outlook, Stirling has a wide range of liberal arts offerings, a vibrant arts center, and a recently renovated library. Small class sizes make getting to know peers and professors easy. As a national training center for Scottish swimming, football, and rugby, the university has a strong sports and fit...
Bring your love of sport to one of Scotland's youngest universities! Known for its progressive outlook, Stirling has a wide range of liberal arts offerings, a vibrant arts center, and a recently renovated library. Small class sizes make getting to know peers and professors easy. As a national training center for Scottish swimming, football, and rugby, the university has a strong sports and fitness culture and great facilities. If you work up an appetite, no worries. You’ll eat well on campus, with 10 cafes and coffee shops, offering smoothies, paninis, flatbreads, noodle dishes—and a famous Sunday roast. Stirling’s self-contained, lakeside campus, complete with an 18th-century castle, views of the Highland foothills, and its own golf course reflects Scotland’s natural beauty. Need mo...
Program Highlights
Join the City Walking Tour during IFSA Orientation to explore Stirling’s social, cultural, and historical landmarks on foot.
Take a guided Scottish Parliament Tour to go behind the scenes, learn how laws are made, and explore the chambers where key issues are debated.
Experience Glasgow’s vibrant urban art scene on a Mural and Street Art Walking Tour through the city’s celebrated Mural Trail.
Take part in Ceilidh Dancing to Scottish Folk Music for a lively night of traditional music, energetic dancing, and rich Scottish culture.
Explore the Highlands on day one of your excursion and discover how Scottish ancestors lived, built their homes, and worked the land.
Quick Details
- Stirling, Scotland
- Fall
- Spring
- Academic Year
- Anthropology
- Archaeology
- Architecture
- Art & Fine Arts
- Art History
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- All Nationalities
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Stirling: quaint town with a lot to offer
December 08, 2017by: Sarah MacDonald - United StatesProgram: IFSA University of Stirling PartnershipI had a really wonderful experience with IFSA-Butler and at University of Stirling! If you're looking for a more quiet town that's still close to the city Stirling is the perfect location. I also really appreciated the on site staff provided by IFSA-Butler! They organized several events throughout the semester and checked in on us to make sure everything was going well. The on site staff really made the transition easier.
Beautiful country, wonderful people
December 08, 2015by: missingscotlandProgram: IFSA University of Stirling PartnershipMy experience at the University of Stirling's International Summer School was fantastic. The support I received from the IFSA-Butler team in Scotland was second to none. I had some trouble with my arrival flights but they worked with me and helped me make sure I got where I needed to go. They were always available to answer any questions I might have or help me in anyway they could while I was abroad. The ISS program at Stirling is amazing on its own but with IFSA-Butler it was even better. Scotland is such a natural beauty, it is hard to not be impacted by it. There are lots of outdoor activities along with cultural activities, such as ceilidh dancing or trying fish and chips for the first time. If I could go back in time I would go through the program again and again. I found it difficult to leave. The kind and knowledgeable staff really made a difference for me. My experience was undoubtedly enhanced by choosing IFSA-Butler. Seriously, they are so sweet and enthusiastic about Scotland and study abroad, it is hard not to enjoy your time there.
Program Details
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Locations
- Stirling, Scotland
Types and Subjects
- Subjects & Courses
- Anthropology
- Archaeology
- Architecture
Availability
Years Offered: 2025, 2026
Age Requirement
Age Requirement Varies
Guidelines
- All Nationalities
Cost per week
Program Cost Includes
- Tuition & Fees
- Accommodation / Housing for Program Duration
- All Program Activity Costs
- Wifi Costs
Accommodation Options
- Apartment/Flat
- Dormitory
Qualifications & Experience
- University Freshman (1st Year)
- University Sophomore (2nd Year)
- University Junior (3rd Year)
Accepted Education Levels
Application Procedures
- Online Application
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Bring your love of sport to one of Scotland's youngest universities! Known for its progressive outlook, Stirling has a wide range of liberal arts offerings, a vibrant arts center, and a recently renovated library. Small class sizes make getting to know peers and professors easy. As a national training center for Scottish swimming, football, and rugby, the university has a strong sports and fitness culture and great facilities. If you work up an appetite, no worries. You’ll eat well on campus, with 10 cafes and coffee shops, offering smoothies, paninis, flatbreads, noodle dishes—and a famous Sunday roast. Stirling’s self-contained, lakeside campus, complete with an 18th-century castle, views of the Highland foothills, and its own golf course reflects Scotland’s natural beauty. Need mo...

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Ready to Learn More?
Bring your love of sport to one of Scotland's youngest universities! Known for its progressive outlook, Stirling has a wide range of liberal arts offerings, a vibrant arts center, and a recently renovated library. Small class sizes make getting to know peers and professors easy. As a national training center for Scottish swimming, football, and rugby, the university has a strong sports and fitness culture and great facilities. If you work up an appetite, no worries. You’ll eat well on campus, with 10 cafes and coffee shops, offering smoothies, paninis, flatbreads, noodle dishes—and a famous Sunday roast. Stirling’s self-contained, lakeside campus, complete with an 18th-century castle, views of the Highland foothills, and its own golf course reflects Scotland’s natural beauty. Need mo...
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