From international policy to student learning
Dr Ifesinachi Okafor-Yarwood helped finalise a regional action plan for Women in Maritime in West and Central Africa, strengthening women’s leadership and maritime security.
Dr Ifesinachi Okafor-Yarwood helped finalise a regional action plan for Women in Maritime in West and Central Africa, strengthening women’s leadership and maritime security.
The Wardlaw Museum has achieved Gold status, the highest level, through the Green Tourism Business Scheme, recognising the museum’s continued commitment to sustainability and responsible tourism.
The new Corrour Research Centre opened in September with 24 beds, a lab, full kitchen, and built using timber harvested from Corrour.
The University of St Andrews’ Nature Networks project has been highly commended at the International Green Gown Awards for its innovative approach to restoring and connecting Fife’s coastal habitats.
Four St Andrews projects receive Scotland Beyond Net Zero funding to tackle climate challenges through nature restoration, renewable energy, sustainable batteries and community resilience.
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 £100,000 Scottish Government grant has positioned University of St Andrews at the centre of a landmark national programme to embed sustainable healthcare education across all undergraduate medical degrees in Scotland.
Strong international research collaboration has produced a major new study on blue carbon—and the message is clear: we’re underusing it.
Chair of the IPCC, Professor Sir Jim Skea highlighted led keynotes, panels, and student Q&As, offering wide-ranging engagement on climate science, policy, and collaboration.
The University has planted its first Sakura cherry blossom trees as part of a nationwide initiative celebrating the longstanding friendship between Japan and the UK.