of Stirling Management School was accredited by the Association of MBAs (AMBA) for its MBA and MBM programmes.
== Student life ==
=== Students' Union ===
The University of Stirling Students' Union is based in the university's Robbins Centre Students' Union on campus and is affiliated to the National Union of Students. The union provides students with entertainment, welfare and information services and represents students interests to a range of organisations, including the university. Senior members of the union are entitled to seats on the University Court. The union supports more than 90 clubs and societies. The Sports Union supports 53 sports clubs. The university has student-run media services. Brig has been the campus newspaper since 1969. Air3 Radio was the first campus radio station in Scotland (previously URA – University Radio Airthrey), and AirTV (formerly Videoworks) is a television station for students, set up in 2002.
The Students' Union is governed by a board of trustees as well as a Chief Executive. The four sabbatical officers of the SU are the Union President, Sports President, Vice-President Education and Vice-President Communities. Alongside these full-time, paid officers are numerous part-time volunteer executive officers.
On 14 November 2022, the student union voted to transition to 100% plant-based catering and all vegan meals within three years. The student union's three cafes will serve menus that are half vegan in 2023–2024 academic year and be fully vegan by 2025. The transition was initiated by the student chapter of Plant-Based Universities. Animal-based agricultural groups on campus criticised the move and student activists faced personal abuse at their homes.
== Notable academics and alumni ==
=== Academics ===
David W. Bebbington, Professor of History
David Blanchflower, Professor of Economics, former Monetary Policy Committee Member
A. Norman Jeffares, Emeritus Professor of English. Previously University of Leeds, University of Adelaide, University of Edinburgh, and University …
