Stirling Campus

Opened in 2012, our Stirling Campus focuses on Creative Industries, Tourism and Hospitality. The stunning views to the Wallace Monument, Stirling Castle and the Ochil Hills, enhance the creative process for our students and allow the trainees in our Gallery Training Restaurant to hone their craft in one of the most picturesque learning environments in Scotland.

The Stirling Campus is easily accessible by car, however, it has limited car parking facilities. There are excellent public transport services and an efficient Next Bike hire facility is available. Cycling Scotland have renewed Forth Valley College’s Stirling Campus Cycling Friendly Status with Distinction which you can ready about here.

 

Stirling Campus Map 

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Where to find us

Features

The Creative Industries Department’s sound, film and art studios are second to none and an innovative Print Making facility rivals those in Glasgow and Edinburgh.

Our Gallery Training Restaurant – which is open to the public - is a sector leader in preparing the next generation of chefs and front of house staff for the Scottish Hospitality industry.

Learn more about our Stirling Campus Building Information

The Campus also has two well-equipped construction workshops focusing on building skills. A fully equipped simulated nursery and hospital ward also allows Care, Health and Sport students to perfect their skills in these areas.

Travel

Forth Valley College has a strong focus on promoting active travel to staff and learners. For help planning your route by bike or on foot, please access the Cycling UK handy tool.

We have great local walks and cycle paths right on our door step.

Covered bicycle stands are available at our Stirling Campus.

There are excellent public transport services to our Stirling Campus. The most up-to-date information regarding routes and timetables can be found by visiting the McGill's website.

Travelling by train is environmentally friendly and can reduce the stress and issues which can arise from driving. Visit the National Rail website for service and timetable information.

Students will be eligible for cheaper tickets from McGill's. Please visit the McGill's website for full information about student fares in the Forth Valley region.

Students under 22 years old can also use a Young Scot National Entitlement Card (NEC) to get free bus travel. To find out more, visit the Young Scot website.

Travelling by car

Our Stirling Campus is easily accessible by car. For the latest news on road travel disruption, please visit the Transport Scotland website.

 

Stirling Campus Parking

 

There are limited car parking facilities. When using our car parks, please adhere to our Car Park Management Policy and only park in designated car parking bays.  Please note there is a 10mph speed limit within the campus grounds.

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