10 Short courses offered by the university

In this module in Mental Health, Everyone's Business at University of Stirling, you will explore concepts of mental health and mental illness from biological, psychological and social perspectives.

Develop your understanding of organisational and management theory and how it applies to housing practice and service delivery in the module of Organisational Behaviour at University of Stirling

Develop specialist knowledge and skills in understanding and planning for risk and resilience for heritage in this Heritage, Risk, and Resilience - Managing Change in the Anthropocene module at University of Stirling.

Healthy Housing at University of Stirling will develop your understanding of what makes housing healthy for people, especially those with diverse health, support and care needs.

Child Health and Wellbeing in a Global Society at University of Stirling is concerned with helping you understand the world from the child’s experience and its influence on them and their family’s health and wellbeing. 

Participatory Approaches in Dementia Policy and Practice at University of Stirling has been created to introduce people and organisations working with people with dementia to the growing variety of projects and methods which seek to engage with people with dementia to drive change.

Develop your knowledge, skills and understanding of sustainable homes and communities through this 20-credit module in the Sustainable Communities at University of Stirling

Housing Finance and Strategy at University of Stirling  will develop your understanding of housing finance and the strategic roles local authorities, housing associations, and the private sector play in the delivery of housing in the UK.

Housing Governance at University of Stirling develops your understanding of governance, policy and law for the housing sector.

Providing Housing Services at University of Stirling will provide knowledge and understanding of front-line housing services in the UK and develop your skills in reflective analysis.