Application form for Admissions
Office Use Only
1. Get started: course options
Undergraduate Postgraduate Academic year
Course title Start date
2. About me: my details
Title First name
Last name
Date of birth (Day/Month/Year) Gender Female Male
Nationality
Country of birth Country of permanent residence
Home address
Town/City Country
Post code/Zip code Email
Mobile telephone
I have no mobile
Home telephone
Should we use this address for any application correspondence
If No, please complete correspondence address
Correspondence address
Town/City Country
Post code/Zip code Email
D D M M Y Y Y Y
3. My education: please provide details of all qualifications starting with your highest qualification when you start the course you are applying for.
Level Details Title of qualification and
main subject Country of study Institution Start date End date Overall grade/score Was this course taught in English? Yes / No
4. My English language proficiency
All courses are taught and examined in English
Is English your first language? Yes No
English Language qualification
Do you hold an English language qualification Yes No
If yes, please provide details of qualification obtained:
Qualification and year obtained
5. Other information about me: source of information
Disability
The University has a commitment to providing an accessible environment and supporting students with a range of additional requirements. We endeavour to make adjustments that are reasonable and appropriate. Disclosure of disabilities or medical conditions, ensures prompt referral to the Accessibility and Inclusion (A and I) team within Student Support Services (SSS) who can explain sources of funding and of support, and discuss with you the extent to which the University’s current arrangements and mainstreamed approach meet your learning and other needs. The A and I Team can document any additional needs in an Agreed Record of University Access Adjustments (ARUAA). This process is designed help students overcome/manage the effects of their disability/circumstances relating to class tests, examinations, coursework, attendance, the learning environment, research, meetings, viva, supervision, access to technology, accommodation, the wider campus, and whilst operating out of the University on placement or participating in field work or conferences.
To receive support students must provide written evidence of their disability, health condition or learning needs. This may be provided in the form of an educational psychologist's report (dyslexia or other SPLD) or a letter from your doctor.
By selecting a category below, you are enabling the University to contact you directly if you are offered a conditional place.
Type of disability
If you require this in a different format please call on 01786 466 680 or email globaladmissions@stir.ac.uk
No known disability A social/communication impairment such
as Asperger’s syndrome/other autistic spectrum disorder
Blind or a serious visual impairment uncorrected by glasses
Deaf or a serious hearing impairment
A long standing illness or health condition such as cancer, HIV, diabetes, chronic heart disease, or epilepsy
A mental health condition, such as depression, schizophrenia or anxiety disorder
6. My documents
To make an admissions decision, in addition to your completed application form we need other supporting documents. Please provide scanned copies of these documents at point of application submission. We do not require original versions.
Undergraduate and Postgraduate applications require ALL of the following supporting documents to be submitted at point of submission:
• Evidence of your academic qualification(s) eg. academic transcript(s) • Supporting statement - essay on why you want to study this course
• Reference - supporting letter from someone, not a relative who can comment on your suitability for this course. Please use the form at the end of this form.
7. Additional Information
All applications are considered in line with the University of Stirling Admissions Policy and therefore with the Equality Act (2010).
The University of Stirling routinely gathers and stores Personal Data relating to prospective students, applicants and students at the points of application, admission, enrolment and on an ongoing basis throughout the period of your studies at the University, in line with the nature and requirements of its work.
Personal Data is gathered and stored in line with the University’s obligations under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
When you submit an application to the University, the University will use the information about you that you provide on your application form to process your application and communicate with you through the admissions process. Your Personal Data will also be used by the University for management activities such as strategic planning, statistical analysis and equal opportunities monitoring. The University may also require to share your Personal Data with selected third parties in line with external and statutory requirements. Where this is the case, data will be shared in line with the parameters of the GDPR and the provisions made within the University policy on data protection.
For detailed information about how we will process your personal information please see the University’s
Privacy Notice.
If you go on to enrol as a student with the University, the University will continue to use your Personal Data throughout the period of your studies. The University may also require to share your Personal Data with selected third parties in line with external and statutory requirements. Where this is the case, data will be shared in line with the parameters of the GDPR and the provisions made within the University policy on data protection.
University courses, services and procedures are continuously reviewed, revised and enhanced and this may result in some changes between the time of application and the date a student commences study with the University. Where any changes may impact upon an applicant, the University will keep the applicant fully informed.
8. Declaration
I hereby apply for a course of study at the University of Stirling and I confirm that the information given is correct. I confirm that the documentation I supply with my application is genuine, and I
understand that the University of Stirling will withdraw my application if any aspect of my application is found to have been falsified.
I hereby accept that the University of Stirling will accept no liability for my tuition fees or living expenses in the event of my admission.
9. Submitting application
The application form should be completed by you in as much detail as possible.
Once you have completed your form you should send it and scanned copies of ALL supporting documents to globaladmissions@stir.ac.uk or post to Admissions and Access, Student Academic and Corporate Services, University of Stirling, Stirling, FK9 4LA, Scotland, UK
Academic transcript Yes No Degree certificate Yes No Supporting statement Yes No Reference Yes No Other, please detail
