Learning and living in Beijing, China as an exchange student
Lucile Belorgey shares her experiences as a 2024 exchange student at Ren-Min University doing joint degrees of Chinese Studies and International Relations
School news
Congratulations to Eleoma Bodammer on the award of the Jack Medal 2024
Eleoma Bodammer (University of Edinburgh) was awarded the Jack Medal for her chapter published in Deutsch-Britischer Kulturtransfer im Vormärz, edited by Andrew Cusack, Department of German
Festival of Languages: A Call for Interest
Building on the success of the first-ever St Andrews Festival of Languages, in October 2024, another Festival is planned for October 2026
Masters in Global Digital Humanities Applicant Event - 10 March 2025
Join our online event 10 March 2025 and learn more about the distance learning MSc in Global Digital Humanities.
GREAT Scholarships 2025-26 - Apply Now
Apply now for GREAT Scholarships for 2025-26 entry - open to applicants for the Masters in Comparative Literature and the Masters in Global Languages, Literatures, and Cultures
Byre World - Mothers of the Belgian Empire’s Stolen Children, 12 February 2025
Byre World is an annual series of talks, workshops, and performances bringing the School of Modern Languages' global cultural studies research to the local community.
Funded Masters Scholarship in Global Languages, Literatures, and Cultures
Funded scholarship for 2025 entry to MLitt Global Languages, Literatures, and Cultures or MLitt Comparative Literature.
Up to £30,000 for exceptional disabled students
Masters scholarships for individuals who choose to use their lived experience of disabling barriers to make a difference.
Inspired by Italy: The Creation of a St Andrews-Ca’ Foscari Exchange
In the latest in the Saints Stories series, School of Modern Languages graduate Kitty Vickers talks about studying Italian language and culture and studying abroad in Italy.
Byre World - The Holobiont Herbarium, 29 January 2025
Byre World is an annual series of talks, workshops, and performances bringing the School of Modern Languages' global cultural studies research to the local community.