Bachelor's Courses(english) in INTO University of Stirling

Quick overview:

• Age of students: 17+ years;
• Duration: 3-4 terms;
• The minimum level of knowledge: IELTS from 5.0.

The course at INTO University of Stirling is offered in 2 versions:

• Preparation for the university and enrollment for the 2nd year:
  • Academic English Course (20 credits);
  • ICT, research and academic skills (10 credits);
  • Introduction to British culture and sociology (10 credits);
  • Fundamentals of Mathematics and Statistics (20 credits);
  • Students who plan further education in mathematical and exact specialties can also take the course "Mathematics and Applied Mathematics" (40 credits).
• University study and enrollment for the third year:
  • Academic skills and ICT (10 credits);
  • British Cultural Institutions (10 credits);
  • English - university level (20 credits);
  • Mathematics and statistics for management (20 credits).

To receive a bachelor's degree, a 4-year educational course is required. The duration of both programs is 3-4 trimester, you can start education in June, September and February. The minimum level of English for enrollment is IELTS from 5.0 and higher.

Faculty accessible to students after the completion of the course:

• Arts and Humanities;
• Sport and health sciences;
• Natural Sciences;
• Sociology and related sciences;
• Stirling Management School.

Suggested directions of bachelor's degree:

• Accounting;
• Business and Accounting;
• Accounting, business and legislation;
• Accounting and Economics;
• Finance and accounting;
• Accounting and marketing;
• Zoology;
• Applied Mathematics;
• Aquaculture;
• Biology;
• Biology and psychology;
• Business legislation;
• Business and economics;
• Business courses and film industry;
• Business & Finance;
• Business and Human Resource Management;
• Business and marketing;
• Business and Psychology;
• Cytology (cell biology);
• Computer science;
• Computer Science + Mathematics;
• Forensic science and law;
• Biology + Management;
• Forensic science + sociology;
• Ecology;
• Economics;
• Economics and finance;
• Economics and marketing;
• Environmental Sciences and geography;
• Cinematography and media;
• Cinematography and psychology;
• Finance and investment;
• Human Resource Management (+ marketing / psychology / legislation);
• Journalism;
• Law;
• Management;
• Marine Biology;
• Marketing;
• Marketing and Psychology;
• Policy;
• Psychology;
• Psychology + Sociology;
• Marketing and Sales;
• Sociology and Social Policy;
• Software Engineering;
• Management in the sports business;
• Sport and physical development.