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St Andrews first for National Teaching Fellow

St Andrews first for National Teaching Fellow

Professor Sin-Wang Chong has become the first member of the University of St Andrews to receive a National Teaching Fellowship, one of the UK's highest honours for excellence in higher education teaching and leadership.

Don't believe the GenAI hype - learn from it

Don't believe the GenAI hype - learn from it

New research by Professor Anna Brattstrom of the University of St Andrews Business School aimed to understand the hype around generative AI.

St Andrews and Dundee team to advance insulin research

St Andrews and Dundee team to advance insulin research

Researchers at St Andrews and Dundee have won £1m to uncover how insulin molecules assemble and function inside pancreatic cells, opening new paths towards improved diabetes treatments.

St Andrews earns top sustainability food award

St Andrews earns top sustainability food award

The University of St Andrews earned the highest three-star Food Made Good Standard, recognised for local sourcing, plant-forward menus, solar-powered prawn farming and strong environmental and social initiatives.

A week to remember: Celebrating the Class of 2026

A week to remember: Celebrating the Class of 2026

From proud moments in Younger Hall to celebrations in St Salvator's Quad, our summer graduation ceremonies have brought together students from around the world to mark the culmination of their University journey.

Small town, big thesis - how Cupar helped write history

Small town, big thesis - how Cupar helped write history

Residents of Cupar have helped one determined student cross the finish line of her PhD, not with library books or footnotes, but with waves, whiteboard updates, and a card through the letterbox.

Summer graduation celebrations begin in St Andrews

Summer graduation celebrations begin in St Andrews

A week-long celebration began today (Monday 29 June 2026), as the town welcomed the first of more than 2,200 graduating students from 80 countries to cross the stage in the Younger Hall