Guide to choosing Study Abroad modules at the University of Stirling

Source: https://portal.stir.ac.uk/calendar/calendar.jsp?view=visiting

4. Semester offered - in this case, the equivalent of the WiSe in Oldenburg. A SoSe course would be listed as taking place in Spring in Scotland.

1. Click to expand tab 5. Credit points—Stirling credit points have and see Faculty list double the Oldenburg value, so this course is worth 10 ECTS in Oldenburg.

6. Course level — Level 10 is an honours- level course (3rd or 4th year course) in 7. To be eligible for Stirling, so it would be possible to gain this course you must Masters-level credit for it if desired. Roughly have successfully 2. Click to speaking, level 8 (and occasionally level 7) completed at least expand tab courses are the equivalent of an Oldenburg one literary/cultural and see the Basismodul, and level 9 courses are studies Aufbaumodul full list of equivalent to an Aufbaumodul. courses. aleady and have it listed on your transcript of records 3. Then click (Notenübersicht). on the course for more infomation (see large image on the right!)

NOTE 1: The vast majority of appropriate modules can be found the Department of Literature and Languages, but there may also be some appropriate modules for Cultural Studies under History and Politics.

NOTE 2—for Masters students: Stirling does not accept Visiting Students in English studies at Masters level. The solution is to apply and enroll as a Visiting Undergraduate Student, and to take courses at level 10 and higher. You can get credit for these courses in Oldenburg regardless of what your enrollment status in Scotland was.