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9 Reviews Found
- Likes:
- I was attracted by the enormous sports facilities and Stirling is world's 3rd largest University for Sports.,
- The Sports Facilty is the major attraction. Atfterall the University is known for Sports. Then The Campus is also very eco friendly and quiet. It is great place for people who like Nature
- Dislikes:
- I was not Happy with Medical Services. It is difficult if you get sick. NHS is not very much accessable. Also there is aspects of racism among students, which is not addressed properly.
Course Curriculum:
Yes, there was Industrial exposure. More than the curriculum, the faculty was focused on getting us to have a better and deeper understanding of the Industry.
Fees:
19000 GBP.
- Likes:
- Firstly, finances. Scotland is a great place to study on a budget in comparison to its other UK counter parts. My options were between Germany, Dublin and Scotland but due to COVID-19 restrictions my plans did not go as planned. For me Scotland was an easy pick because of its cost of living, education fees and the hub of Climate Change Conference - Glasgow. UoS secondly was quite transparent in its admission process, providing me with adequate guidelines & support. I had read about the professors beforehand and was intrigued to learn from them. Moreover, Scotland is quite famous of its rich libraries and heritage. A part of which was stored at UoS. So, it makes every researcher's dream place come true. The university provides ample of learning, mental & physical well-being resources to the students. I wanted my experience to be a blend of different communities and learning about cultures. At UoS you can find community spaces, friends and professors who could be your home away from home. Upholding this notion the university provides a healthy and inclusive environment for all with no space for any harshness, unkindness or harassment at any level.,
- Libraries and Health & Well Being Unit showcasing that the university really cared about its students holistic development and growth. Student led advocacy units where every student if represented and it's ensured that students understand the importance of unions and participate in union activities too!
- Dislikes:
- I guess that too much was happening at the same time, which I believe for freshers can be overwhelming or confusing. The early few months of navigating the college space and finding your niche is often difficult.
Course Curriculum:
The course syllabus is quite updated and not just specific to western curriculum. During the course the focus is on teaching the principles but not specific ideas. It's student's duty to bring those specific ideas into classroom and link it to the principles that were taught. Apart from your major you can also pick other courses to support your masters. Since, I was in a covid batch industrial experience was limited but we were given opportunities to apply and/or intern at various places during our course period.
Fees:
The tuition fees is revised every year. For my course 2021-2022 it was £16,000 and after the scholarship of £4,000 was awarded, it was down to £12,000. Apart from that there was other financial aid that was provided to me by the university.
- Likes:
- I wanted to pursue higher education in my field only and this university's program was inclined to my needs.,
- Overall experience was good, as the library, sports facilities and the campus. Our campus had ample space to either get fresh or study hard. Various cultural societies and job fairs were organized.
- Dislikes:
- Mainly the early classes, and also they can enhance there job portal and the job process. They can provide internships so that it can help the students for international exposure.
Course Curriculum:
It varied from learning different tools to working on soft skills and teamwork.
Fees:
GBP 21000, so after scholarship it was GBP 17000
- Likes:
- University Environment, Research in Sports, Great Sports Programs, Skilled Lecturers.
Course Curriculum:
Sports management is a specialized field that involves the application of business principles and techniques to the sports industry. The curriculum in sports management covered subjects such as sports marketing, sports finance, sports law, event management, and sports media. I was given industrial exposure with popular football clubs.
Fees:
15000 GBP
- Likes:
- I liked the atmosphere of the university .A calm and quiet place in a remorse area,
- The night life with friends you get a chance to hang out with friends and celebrate party,
- The game facilities provided by the university including video games AR ,and pool games and ground games
- Dislikes:
- Students miss lot of internship opportunities,
- Subjects are too hard to pass and maybe you have to re work your assignments,
- Class time table are not properly organized so there is chaos
Course Curriculum:
There are a total of 160 credits in the program. I have got to know the in-depth concepts of banking in digitalised era and you shall be professionally accredited as a chartered banker. The student-faculty ratio is 4:1. Classes are online and offline classes are recorded on Panpoto a video tutorial helps us to listen class repeatedly any no. of times. Students can contact teachers through the mail by making appointments. There is also a discussion with your faculty members after every exam and submission. English classes helpful for academics are taught by teachers you can seek their help any two days of the week. If you are from India you may be unfamiliar with teaching practices but this is general and widely accepted for all Western countries
Fees:
The term of fees paid is either you can pay each month, or six months or pay for a whole year They accept dd/cheque and online payment If you are from India you are eligible for a scholarship of 4000 pound There are no other academic expenses.
- Likes:
- I wanted to come to a developed country like UK for witnessing their sport industry. Stirling offered a course which was economical in terms of Tuition fees and the town geographically is beautiful as well.
Course Curriculum:
It was good, relevant to the modules that we studied, interesting & challenging at times, but not too challenging from someone coming from US and European countries.
Fees:
13000 Pounds
- Likes:
- Comprehensive course for Sport Management covering all avenues and good network.
Course Curriculum:
Very relevant, specific module for internships and professional practice, very vast.
Fees:
Around £16,900 with scholarships.
Course Curriculum:
The course is great. It is very different from studies back at home.you will recieve a lot of case studies to review so I suggest get a good knowledge about writing and critiquing papers. The module changes every sem so the approach is holistic. You also get a placement so as to make contacts to secure a PSW
Fees:
Around 15000gbp but might increase next year
Course Curriculum:
The curriculum is up to date. It is a global course, meaning they include material from different cultures and contexts. It is superior in terms of flexibility. We can suggest the material if we think there is something better than what they have offered.
Fees:
The actual cost in Indian rupees as of 2020 is 4Lakh per year. I have got a scholarship that covers the entire fee.
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