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Tuition fees for 2024-2025 are yet to be confirmed by the Scottish Government but are expected to remain at £1,820. Fees for part-time General and Evening Degree students with RUK/Islands/Overseas fee status will be charged pro rata from the relevant full-time rates.
The prospectus is also available in large print, braille and audio. If you require one of these formats, contact the University's EDI Team: Phone: +44 (0)1334 461 649. Email: diversity@st-andrews.ac.uk. British Sign Language (BSL) users are welcome to contact us via Contact Scotland BSL.
The University of St Andrews uses contextual data for applicants in the UK to indicate which of our undergraduate academic entry requirements are most likely to be relevant. Based on the information that you provide, this indicator will tell you which category of entry requirements you will need to look at on our subject pages .
Please use the search tool to find out what options within the St Andrews Abroad programme are available for your degree subjects. If you are a Joint Honours student and are applying to a School Abroad programme, please search by each subject separately to see what options are available to you. Please note that you must discuss your Study ...
St Andrews Access Scholarship. The Wardlaw Scholarship scheme was established in 2004 through the generous donations from alumni and friends to provide financial assistance to academically gifted students who would otherwise struggle with the cost of studying at the University of St Andrews. A number of different scholarships are available each ...
St Andrews follows the Scottish degree system. This means that the typical undergraduate Honours degree takes four years of full-time study. With our flexible degree structure, you will be able to explore different subjects in your first two years (known as sub-honours). Then, in your third and fourth year (known as Honours), you will study ...
The Faculty of Arts is comprised of nine Schools and is led by the Dean of Arts. Teaching, learning and assessment in the Faculty of Arts are progressive and dynamic, and both the content and delivery of the programmes adapt and change each year. Schools within the Faculty of Arts include: School of Art History. School of Classics.
