Formula One legend honoured by St Andrews
'The Flying Scot' to be awarded honorary degree.
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Degrees of love
Flying the flag - Alexandra and Simon pictured earlier today. Credit: Alan Richardson, PIX-AR.
St Andrews day honours
An expert on historic buildings, a former chairman of the Scottish Higher Education Funding Council (SHEFC) and a Scottish composer will receive honorary degrees from the University of St Andrews on St Andrews Day, Thursday November 30th 2006.
Graduation gears up
The annual St Andrew's Day Graduation Ceremony at the University of St Andrews will kick off next week (Wednesday 30th November) with awards being given to a host of well-known names, both inside and outside the University.
St Andrew’s day honours
The annual St Andrew's Day Graduation Ceremony at the University of St Andrews will kick off later this month (Wednesday 30th November) with awards being given to a host of well-known names, both inside and outside the University.
Scots trio to be honoured on St Andrew’s day
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Scots trio to be honoured on St Andrew’s day
Manchester United Manager Sir Alex Ferguson, University of St Andrews Rector Andrew Neil and Commissioner for Public Appointments Dame Rennie Fritchie are to be awarded honorary degrees next month.
St andrew’s day celebrations
Musical, political and medical achievers, sixty-five students and eight academics are among those receiving formal recognition at a St Andrew's Day ceremony later this month (St Andrew's Day - Friday 30 November 2001).
St Andrews's Day ceremony
Three successful Scots, fourteen academics and around forty students will receive formal recognition of their achievements next week (St Andrew's Day - Thursday 30 November 2000). As well as the conferment of student degrees, the afternoon event in Younger Hall, North Street, St Andrews will see the induction of University professors (details attached) and the presentation of honorary degrees to three distinguished Scottish figures.
St andrew’s day celebrations
A day long celebration of the Patron Saint of Scotland is to be held in St Andrews organised jointly by Scotland's first University, Fife Council and the local community.