Stirling Summer School: Arts and Humanities Taster Workshops will take place from July 23 to July 25th 2025.
For more information on each session, please see the below posts.
To book your spot, please go to this website for more information: https://shop.stir.ac.uk/conferences-and-events/faculties/faculty-of-arts-and-humanities/stirling-summer-school-arts-and-humanities-taster-workshops-2025
If you have any questions or concerns, please email fahfacultyoffice@stir.ac.uk
- Workshop 1: Learn about the law (23-25 July)Aimed at pupils in S5 and S6, the Stirling University Law Summer School will help participants interested in studying Scots Law at university. The programme will include: an overview of studying law at university, the career options open to law graduates, and guest speakers representing the diversity and realities of criminal and civil legal practice,
- Workshop 2: Exploring Identities (23-25 July)Drawing on film, literature, history, art and creative writing, we are offering a series of talks and workshops that will enable you to discover more about identities, genders and sexualities, in a range of different media, countries and historical periods. We will be joined by a well-known writer of YA fiction from our Creative Writing
- Workshop 3: Why care about Politics and History? (23-25 July)Politics and History are all around you. They shape the streets you walk down, the homes you live in, and even the water you drink. This three-day workshop combines the insights of Politics and History to help you understand the world around you at a time when it has never been more important to make
- Workshop 4: Making Games Without Coding (23-25 July 2025)Try out making videogames using the Unity Game Engine (the same program used to make amazing professional games like Cuphead, Genshin Impact and Among Us). Over 3 days, July 23rd to 25th, you’ll be guided through the basics of making your first level in a 2D platform game. You’ll make a character move, run, jump, collect pick-ups and lose
GENERAL INFORMATION:
The University of Stirling is committed to Widening Participation in higher education, and has reserved a small number of free places for students from relevant backgrounds. If you think you may be eligible, please contact us by emailing FAHFacultyOffice@stir.ac.uk
Please note: Places are limited. In the event of cancellation, a full refund will be provided.
We are unable to provide accommodation for the three days, but we do have an on-campus hotel (Stirling Court Hotel) where attendees can book a room if required. Other hotels in Stirling and Bridge of Allan are also available.
Getting to Stirling University: https://www.stir.ac.uk/about/getting-here/