Prizes and awards
A number of prizes are awarded annually to undergraduates in Management, in recognition of academic and non-academic achievement.
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£200 awarded to the most deserving third year Management student in the Faculty of Arts.
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This is an annual award for academic excellence, promoted by the four Deans of the University.
Undergraduate students who achieve an outstanding result over the course of an academic year, have their names inscribed on the Deans' List – an honour which also appears on their University transcript.
The criteria for the award are strict. Only those students taking at least 120 credits towards an approved degree programme will be eligible, and all credits have to be taken within the four Faculties of the University of St Andrews.
Students who meet all of the criteria and who obtain a credit-weighted mean grade of 16.5 or above for the year will be recorded on the Deans' List. The rules are adapted for part-time students, who must achieve the minimum credit-weighted mean of 16.5 in 120 credits, taken part-time over a maximum of three academic sessions.
Further information: The Deans' List.
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£100, awarded at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels, to students in the School of Management who have contributed to the School, in particular in its outreach activities.
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The Julian and Ludmila Crowther Scholarship was first awarded in 2015.
Students entering their final two years (or third year students) in the School of Management's undergraduate Single or Joint Honours Management programme are invited to apply.
The scholarship is worth £1,000 per annum, and is guaranteed for the same student for their fourth year of study as well, provided they continue to meet the student selection criteria below.
Student selection criteria
The School welcomes and encourages applications from Single or Joint Honours Management students beginning their final two years (or Management third year students) who meet all of the following criteria:
- participate in sport or are actively involved in the sporting community in St Andrews;
- have achieved the grades required for a First Class Honours Degree or Second Class Honours Division 1;
- can demonstrate the financial need for such a scholarship;
- are resident in the United Kingdom and, ideally, attended school in the United Kingdom.
Further details and application
Students should apply through MySaint. More information, and the application form itself, can be found on MySaint, in the "My applications" tab, under "e:Vision applications" – Scholarships and funding. Click the Refresh button, then search for "Crowther".
To find out more about the scholarship, contact the Sub-honours (Year 2) Director for the School of Management.
Applications for this scholarship are generally invited in autumn.
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This undergraduate scholarship programme, sponsored by Lord Laidlaw of Rothiemay, is designed to equip students with the skills and values to become leaders in their chosen occupations beyond university.
The programme integrates two five-week summer projects, undertaken during consecutive summers. Students on the programme have a unique opportunity to gain paid professional work experience, contribute to high level research in the University and benefit from an intensive leadership training course.
More information: Laidlaw programme.
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- £120 awarded to the best first year student in Management.
- £120 awarded to the best second year student in Management.
- £120 awarded to the best Honours student in Management.
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The Principal's Medal is awarded to students who display exceptional endeavour and achievement during their time at St Andrews, and is open to any discipline. In addition to high academic standards, such achievements could include sporting, musical, charitable or other activities or a combination of some or all of these. Up to three awards will be available each year. Each award carries a value of £2,500, in addition to a specially produced medal. Student nominations must be made by a member of University staff. To be eligible for nomination, students must either be in their final year of undergraduate study or be a final-year postgraduate student.
Further information: Principal's Medal.
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Set up by the Rector Alistair Moffat and the Rector's Assessor, this fund helps to make internships affordable for St Andrews students. Matriculated students who have accepted an offer of a paid or unpaid internship are invited to apply. Scholarship awards are based on financial need and a demonstrated commitment to creating positive change.
Further information: The Rectors' Fund.