University of Stirling - One of Scotland's premier filming locations

On the University of Stirling campus there’s a wide range of distinctive and visually diverse settings. It gives you one single, easily managed production environment.

Locations include:

• Pathfoot Building, a Category A listed example of striking 1960s modernist architecture, complete with an extensive art collection. It was used as a period setting in in BBC drama The Bombing of Pan Am 103.
• Our modern Campus Central development with vibrant digitally connected spaces, as well as shops and cafés. Recently used in a BBC production, it also won a prestigious national architecture award, being named one of seven extraordinary new buildings in Scotland in the 2023 RIAS Awards by the Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland.
• The Link Bridge, a large-scale internal walkway that doubled as Boston Airport in Outlander, Season 4.
• Dumyat, a hill situated at the edge of our campus. Here you'll find Ivy Cottage which gives you a magnificent view of Dumyat in the background. Used as a village in season one of Outlander.
• Airthrey Castle, built in 1791 to a design by influential architect Robert Adam, the building has served as everything from a grand residence to a maternity hospital in the years since.
• Dramatic nature backdrops, including the Ochil Hills, the Wallace Monument, woodland, wildlife and fields. Our campus even has its own loch – Airthrey Loch.
• Multi-purpose spaces including numerous classrooms, teaching spaces, and lecture theatres. 
• A state-of-the-art sports centre with an Olympic-sized swimming pool.