The Lumsden Leadership Summit is excited to host Threads of Humanity: Women, Culture, and the Art of Global Connection at the St Andrews Heritage Museum on Wednesday, 15th of April at 6 pm. We are looking forward to…
We are looking for a Research Assistant to support the early development of NEMA (Network for Ethnicity, Migration and Ageing). This is a paid opportunity for around 60 hours across May and June 2026 at £17.02 per…
Music Society is celebrating their landmark 150th Anniversary with a four day festival (16th – 19th April), packed full of exciting events. Whether you’re a musician or not, there’s something for everyone, with…
PG Peer Mentoring is a new initiative aiming to create development-focused partnerships between St Andrews postgrads. Mentors build a profile, choose their own connections, and share their experiences on topics with…
Project Title: The impact of autobiographical memory processing on low mood This study is being conducted as part of Dr Dritschel’s research in the School of Psychology and Neuroscience at the University of St Andrews.…
This interactive workshop will introduce key strategies for interacting with online academic communities through social media and gaining traction for your ideas. Learn how to avoid common pitfalls and reputational…
Hear about the award-winning Vertically Integrated Projects (VIP) Projects – Education – University of St Andrews This event is the highlight of our academic year for VIPs. It is an opportunity to share work, meet…
As a part of our study, we will be studying how dance affects us- specifically how participating in Classical Ballet and Scottish Country Dance (you will take part in a free dance class with qualified instructors!)…
Date & time: 9 April (14:00-15:00) Location: UCO School I Silvia Santamaría (she/her) is a celebrated Colombian actor and producer. She is a leading voice for diversity and LGBTIQ+ representation in Colombian cinema.…
Project Title: The impact of autobiographical memory processing on low mood This study is being conducted as part of Dr Dritschel’s research in the School of Psychology and Neuroscience at the University of St Andrews.…