St Andrews academics named “broadcasters of the future”
The only academics in Scotland selected in nationwide search for the brightest minds with a passion to communicate ideas
The only academics in Scotland selected in nationwide search for the brightest minds with a passion to communicate ideas
The University has paid tribute to Sir Clement Freud who has died aged 84.
Figures from the worlds of academia, broadcasting and business will be awarded honorary degrees by the University of St Andrews this week.
A renowned science writer and broadcaster will give a one hour, high-impact talk on the history of the universe next week (Friday 17 March 2006), illustrated by Teletubbies, Led Zeppelin and an electrified gherkin.
The new Rector of the University of St Andrews, journalist, author and broadcaster Sir Clement Freud, will be officially installed next month.
CAPTION: (l-r) University Clerk, Ian Wright; Principal and Vice- Chancellor, Dr Brian Lang; Sir Clement Freud and Students' Association President, Rory O'Hare after the elections.