We’re excited to announce that one of our very own, Professor Kevin Grant, Dean of Stirling Management School, (who also happens to have a mildly intimidating military background) will be hosting a seminar on Social Engineering. Yep, the kind that happens in the wild, not just in the lab. Whether you’re a seasoned pro at […]
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Staff Digital Skills Training – Microsoft
We’re excited to unveil our upcoming series of Microsoft training sessions. In today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape, staying current with the latest software and tools is paramount. That’s why we’re introducing a comprehensive lineup of training events crafted specifically to empower you in mastering Microsoft applications and optimising your productivity. Join us as we delve […]
Black History Month in the library
October is Black History Month! This is a time to celebrate and recognise the significant contributions and achievements of Black individuals throughout history. Our library is excited to participate in this important month by offering a variety of resources and activities. Book Display Visit the library to check out our specially curated book display, featuring […]
Stress Awareness Week in the Library
Stress Awareness Week takes place from Monday 4th, November to Sunday 10th, November. There are lots of events planned to help you identify and manage the symptoms of stress. This week’s activities highlight ways that stress might affect people and help our staff and students manage their stress before it becomes a problem. List of […]
Skills Week 2024: Develop Yourself
Skills Week, beginning on Monday, 7th October 2024, is part of the University’s Be Connected programme. Throughout the week, various events will highlight numerous opportunities to enhance your academic, digital, and employability skills. Check out the events on the Uni App (BeConnected Events tile); come along to the daily popups in the Atrium; or browse […]
New Malware Risk Alert
The University of Stirling Cyber Security team are aware of a new technique being used by cyber criminals to disseminate malicious software to unsuspecting computer users. You may come across this through clicking a link in an email or simply through visiting websites. The technique involves a pop-up or webpage redirection which asks you to […]
Unlock the Power of Data with JISC Online Surveys Essentials Training
Wondering how to make the most of your JISC Online Surveys account? JISC Online Surveys Essentials training is here to help! This introductory session offers a comprehensive guide to mastering the basics of building, distributing, and analysing surveys using the powerful JISC Online Surveys platform. What is JISC Online Surveys Essentials? The JISC Online Surveys […]
Updated Targeted Student Phishing Scams
We are aware of ongoing phishing scams and fraudulent schemes targeting students across the UK. Scammers are sending emails and making calls posing as University staff, financial institutions, or other trusted sources including SAAS, attempting to extract personal information or persuade students to make payments. Understanding Phishing Phishing is a form of cyber-attack where criminals […]
Lost on Campus? Let Wayfinder show you the way… and maybe a few shortcuts!
Are you new to Stirling and need help finding your way around the campus? Or are you just permanently struggling to understand the oddities of the Cottrell building layout? Worry no more – all staff and students can now access our new Campus Wayfinding service. Wayfinder (powered by Mazemap) is more than a map – […]
Important Notice: Migrate to Online Surveys v3 by 31 July
Wednesday, 31 July is the crucial deadline for the transition from Online Surveys v2 to v3. Discontinuation of Online Surveys v2 on 31 July Logging into Online Surveys v3 Training and Support for v3 New Features in v3 Handling Surveys and Data in v2 Further Help and Support Remember: All transitions and data exports must […]