63 Online programmes offered by the university

Alcohol Use - Policies and Interventions at University of Stirling aims to provide a critical overview of policy and practice responses to alcohol use.

Adult Support and Protection at University of Stirling is appropriate for practitioners and front-line managers working in diverse roles within adult social care. 

Compassionate Leadership, Research and Innovation at University of Stirling is concerned with studying the key elements of healthcare leadership, in particular compassionate leadership, management, implementation science and quality improvement. 

Learn about the principles of palliative care, multidisciplinary working and management of key symptoms, as well as ways to assess and manage physical and psychological symptoms experienced by individuals with life-limiting illnesses in this module in Assessing and Managing Symptoms in Palliative Care at University of Stirling.

Gain an understanding of the methods and concepts of quantitative research, knowledge of data sources and a critical understanding of why we use quantitative approaches in the module of Quantitative Research and Analysis at University of Stirling

Examine the day-to-day activities of coaches, consider the interpersonal nature of coaching, and examine the personal and contextual influences on the coaching process in the module of The Coaching Process at University of Stirling.

Identifying and solving problems in sport coaching at University of Stirling is about enhancing your skills in identifying and solving problems in your coaching context. We will explore project management, research and evaluation methods to do so.

Dementia, Space and Place at University of Stirling explores the role of design and the environment in supporting and caring for people living with dementia.

Explore the practical use of sports science methods relating to the objective measurement and analysis of performance demands in your sport in the module of Understanding Performance at University of Stirling

This CPD sport module Coaching as Learning at University of Stirling considers pedagogy in the coaching process to help you implement effective coaching practice.

Develop a detailed knowledge and understanding of methodology and study design for health research - essential skills for employment in the health research sector in the Study Design for Health Research module at University of Stirling.

Develop the interprofessional knowledge and skills you need to assess and care for individuals experiencing mental health issues with this module in Essentials of Mental Health Assessment - a multi-professional approach at University of Stirling.

Physiology of Sport and Exercise at University of Stirling provides students with an understanding of the regulation and integration of multiple physiological systems during exercise, including cardiovascular and respiratory systems, neuromuscular function, and muscle metabolism.

Embark on a transformative journey to understand and address pressing global health challenges and develop critical thinking and cross-cultural competencies to empower you to take impactful action in diverse global health contexts in this course in Global Public Health at University of Stirling.

Get the skills required for applied exercise physiology testing and research in areas such as power, aerobic capacity and neuromuscular function in the Applied Exercise Physiology course at University of Stirling

Drug Use - Theories and Comparative Policies at University of Stirling aims to provide a critical overview of a range of issues associated with drug use and related policies.

Sharpen your qualitative research skills and use them to deepen your understanding of complex healthcare experiences with this module in Qualitative Research and Analysis at University of Stirling.

Advance your practice and deliver complex, person-centred healthcare through leadership and collaboration with the Advancing Practice programme from University of Stirling.

Diagnosis and Decision Making in Advanced Practice at University of Stirling supports your continued development of the advanced nurse/healthcare practitioner role in hospitals, community/primary care, prisons and care home settings.

Social Data Science at University of Stirling introduces the foundations of high-quality, reproducible quantitative social research in a world shaped by complex and large-scale data. It focuses on how researchers practically work with, interpret, and communicate data.