St Andrews Chamber Orchestra revives the music of key Scottish composer
The University of St Andrews Music Centre will shine a spotlight on one of Scotland’s most significant 20th‑century composers.
The University of St Andrews Music Centre will shine a spotlight on one of Scotland’s most significant 20th‑century composers.
The Digital Nexus building will provide collaborative research spaces designed to help tackle major global challenges, such as climate change and dementia.
Professor Plested’s research focuses on the Christian East, modern Orthodox theology, and on the dialogue between the Orthodox tradition and Western Christian thought.
St Andrews is 35th in the Arts and Humanities World University Rankings 2026, published by Times Higher.
Gene sequencing has unlocked the role of proteins in the evolutionary process
The University of St Andrews has confirmed that four candidates are to stand for election to be its next Chancellor.
Lecturer in Physical Geography, Dr TJ Young, is travelling to Mozambique as part of an emergency UNDAC mission responding to severe flooding.
The University will welcome the Toronto‑based Ukrainian musical ensemble, Daughters of Donbas, as part of their UK tour Songs of Stolen Children.
Karen Solie, poet and Reader in Creative Writing at the University of St Andrews, is the winner of the prestigious T.S. Eliot Prize 2025.
Major plans by the University of St Andrews to redevelop one of the most significant buildings in the town have been given the green light.