Computing Science and Mathematics
Where do students get advice?
Personal Tutor
Your Personal Tutor can act as your first point of contact if you experience problems, be they academic or personal. You can obtain advice and guidance on items such as:
- withdrawal from a module (following discussions with the relevant Division)
- options following failure in any module
- the preparation of a case for submission to University authorities or committees (e.g. appeals or leave of absence)
- how to access the services of University officers, or health and welfare services, in respect of non-academic or personal problems
Programme Director
You can contact a Programme Director for advice and guidance on items such as:
- the main requirements and available options for your chosen degree programme
- the selection of appropriate modules within the chosen programme
Programme Directors for Computing Science and Mathematics are:
For general advice
For general advice, please contact the following Advisers of Studies:
Advising Teams for other faculties/divisions
Visit the University's Adviser of Studies scheme web page for links to advising teams for all faculties/divisions and other useful information.
Computing Science and Mathematics
Faculty of Natural Sciences
University of Stirling
Stirling
FK9 4LA
Scotland
UK