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  1. Ancient History MA (Honours)

    Explores the history of Greece and Rome from the beginning of Greek writing and urbanism in the eighth century BCE through to the collapse of the western Roman empire in the fifth century CE, along with neighbouring peoples such as the Persians and Carthaginians.

  2. Science (International Year Zero)

    This pre-degree course prepares you for success in your intended undergraduate degree programme. You will experience foundational teaching in academic English, academic skills, mathematics, statistics and chemistry.

  3. Chemistry (International Year One)

    This pre-degree course introduces you to university teaching and research, and prepares you for an undergraduate degree in chemistry, chemical sciences or materials chemistry, and a potential career in a wide range of sectors.

  4. Geography (International Year One)

    This pre-degree course introduces you to university teaching and research with the aim of preparing you for an undergraduate degree in geography, and careers including security analysis, planning and development, and governance.

  5. FE-HE Pathway to Arts

    Provides a supported transition to university study of the arts at St Andrews for students studying alternative qualifications at further education colleges across Scotland.

  6. Psychology (International Year One)

    Build your academic skills and knowledge of the science of Psychology with our International Year One pathway.

  7. FE-HE Pathway to Science

    Provides a supported entry into degree-level study of science at St Andrews for students studying alternative qualifications at further education colleges across Scotland.

  8. Gateway to Arts

    Provides supported entry into degree-level study of the arts at St Andrews for applicants who have narrowly missed our minimum entry grades and meet some, if not all, of our contextual criteria.

  9. Arabic MA (joint degree)

    Taken in combination with other subjects as part of a joint degree, this programme allows students to learn the language of the Arabic media as well as classical and modern Arabic languages and literature whilst building a high level of competence in language skills.

  10. French MA (Honours)

    Develop language and communications skills to a high level of proficiency through the study of French and Francophone language, literature and culture.

  11. German MA (Honours)

    Develops your German language and communications skills to a high level of proficiency, and allows you to explore the language in the context of medieval studies, film, intellectual history, or literature, to follow your particular interests.

  12. English BA (International Honours)

    This joint degree programme delivered by both the University of St Andrews and the College of William & Mary in Virginia, USA, provides the opportunity to explore a range of historical periods, critical approaches to literature and genres to develop your writing skills, sensitivity to language, and awareness of the intellectual challenges and aesthetic pleasures offered by literature, as well as your understanding of the cultural values it reflects.

  13. English MA (Honours)

    Teaches you to closely read texts across a variety of literary genres from the Middle Ages to the present day, including specialist subject areas like Old English literature, literature and gender, literary theory, Shakespeare and race, Victorian culture, creative writing, Cold War writing, and world literature.

  14. History BA (International Honours)

    In this joint degree programme delivered by both the University of St Andrews and the College of William & Mary in Virginia, USA, students will learn the history of medieval and early modern Europe, Scotland, England, the British Empire and the Middle East, as well as North America from the early colonial period to the 20th century, Latin America, Africa, Eastern Europe and Asia.

  15. History MA (Honours)

    Combines elements from ancient, medieval, modern, Scottish and Middle Eastern history, teaching students to analyse the full range of human activity over time without chronological or geographical constraint.

  16. Italian MA (Honours)

    Develops your Italian language and communication skills to a high level of proficiency, and teaches you Italian literature, culture, history, politics and film.

  17. Persian MA (joint degree)

    Taken as a joint degree in combination with other subjects, this course focuses on Modern Persia and offers a good opportunity for comparative analyses between different languages, literatures, cultures, national cinemas, histories, politics and economics.

  18. Russian MA (Honours)

    Gain a deep understanding of Russian-language cultures, histories and societies, and learn to use Russian with grammatical accuracy and a high level of oral aptitude.

  19. Spanish MA (Honours)

    Choose from a broad range of course options that reflect and explore the rich cultural heritage of Spain and Latin America, including literature from the Golden Age to the present day, history, film and translation, and develop language and communications skills to a high level of proficiency.

  20. Hebrew MA (joint degree)

    Taken as a joint degree in combination with other subjects. Students will focus on classical or biblical Hebrew, whilst having the opportunity to take advanced modules in post-biblical Hebrew, particularly by studying the Dead Sea Scrolls.

  21. Gateway to Science

    Provides supported entry into degree-level study of science at St Andrews for applicants who have narrowly missed our minimum entry grades and meet some, if not all, of our contextual criteria.

  22. Biology BSc (Honours)

    Involves the study of life at all levels of organisation, from the molecular biology of virus replication to the study of how animals and plants behave and evolve in their natural habitats.

  23. Zoology BSc (Honours)

    Involves a wide-ranging exploration of the animal kingdom, investigating the structure, development, evolution, classification, behaviour, and distribution of all types of animals, both living and extinct.

  24. Physics BSc (Honours)

    Allows you to explore the fundamentals of this central science, from classical dynamics to the intriguing theories of quantum mechanics and relativity, and their applications in fields like electronics, lasers, music, and semiconductors.

  25. Combined Studies MA (General)

    The Combined Studies MA (General) degree is designed for those returning to education after a significant break. Delivered part-time in the evening, this course is ideal for those who have other commitments which prevent them from undertaking full-time study.

  26. Science (International Year Zero)

    This pre-degree course prepares you for success in your intended undergraduate degree programme. You will experience foundational teaching in academic English, academic skills, mathematics, statistics and chemistry.

  27. Finance (MSc)

    You will acquire an in-depth understanding of the financial markets and institutions both in the UK and abroad while developing advanced analytical abilities and technical skills in empirical finance and modelling, preparing you for a professional career in the financial industry.

  28. Divinity BD (Honours)

    A short postgraduate course intended for those who already have an undergraduate degree and are interested in focusing on theological and biblical studies.It is especially suited for those considering ordination within a Christian denomination.

  29. Business - Management, Economics and Finance (International Year Zero)

    Foundation programmes facilitate the transition from high school to undergraduate study at the University of St Andrews and other institutions.

  30. Computer Science (International Year One)

    This pre-degree course introduces you to university teaching and research, with the aim of preparing you for an undergraduate degree in computer science and potential career options such as business analysis, software development and project management.

  31. Biology MBiol (Honours)

    Involves the study of life at all levels of organisation, from the molecular biology of virus replication to the study of animals and plants in their natural habitats. The MBioL allows you to combine undergraduate and postgraduate study into a single programme to graduate with a Masters degree.

  32. Physics MPhys (Honours)

    Allows you to explore the fundamentals of this central science, from classical dynamics to the theories of quantum mechanics and relativity, and their application in fields like electronics, lasers, condensed matter, and biophotonics. The MPhys allows you to combine undergraduate and postgraduate study into a single programme, graduating with a Masters degree.

  33. English Literature (MLitt)

    Choose from our dedicated pathways to develop expertise in Medieval literature, Shakespeare and Renaissance literary culture, Romantic and Victorian studies, or Modern and Contemporary literature and culture; or create your own bespoke programme from the modules on offer.

  34. Physics and Astronomy (International Year One)

    Introduces you to university teaching and research with the aim of preparing you for an undergraduate degree in physics, astrophysics, theoretical physics, or mathematics and physics. This programme also prepares you for career options in biophysics, meteorology, and even banking and commerce.

  35. Economics BA (International Honours)

    This joint degree programme delivered by the University of St Andrews and the College of William & Mary in Virginia, USA, provides a sound understanding of economics and insight into social issues and problems ranging from the most important and pressing that face the planet today to everyday phenomena central to the way society is organised.

  36. Economics MA (Honours)

    Students on this course will be provided with a structured, cumulative and rigorous foundation in economic concepts, principles, analysis, techniques and knowledge, with the potential to focus on topics covering macroeconomics, choice theory, behaviour economics, and a range of other areas within the field.

  37. Geography MA (Honours)

    Explores a range of important environmental and international phenomena, including climate change, oceans, ecosystems, population change, migration and inequalities, development challenges and resource conflicts, and space and identity.

  38. Scottish Graduate Entry Medicine (ScotGEM) MBChB

    A four-year graduate programme designed to develop doctors interested in a career as a surgeon, physician or general practitioner in the National Health Service (NHS) in Scotland.

  39. Global Languages, Literatures and Cultures (MLitt)

    Develop your literary and cultural knowledge while fostering intercultural competence and transferable skills for life in an increasingly globalised world. Language study areas may include Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Persian, Russian and Spanish.

  40. Business - Management, Economics and Finance (International Year Zero)

    Start your path to excellence on a foundation programme that leads to an undergraduate degree at the University of St Andrews Business School.

  41. Chemistry BSc (Honours)

    Teaches students the fundamentals of this central science, from the composition and properties of matter to using reactions to create new molecules and materials. Students will learn how these play a role in industry and new technologies, from pharmaceuticals to accessing drinkable water, and from efficient energy generation to sustainable food production.

  42. Economics BSc (Honours)

    Students on this course will be provided with a structured, cumulative and rigorous foundation in economic concepts, principles, analysis, techniques and knowledge, with the potential to focus on topics covering macroeconomics, choice theory, behaviour economics and a range of other areas within the field.

  43. Geography BSc (Honours)

    Explores a wide range of environmental and international phenomena, from climate change, oceans and ecosystems to population change, migration and inequalities, development challenges and resource conflicts. .

  44. Catalysis (MSc)

    Provides students with specialised advanced knowledge and skills in modern catalysis, detailing the role catalysis plays in improving sustainability and solving environmental issues in chemical manufacture.

  45. Economics (MSc)

    Provides advanced, rigorous training in the essential elements of economics – microeconomics, macroeconomics and econometrics – plus a range of specialist topic options covering theoretical and empirical approaches.

  46. Biochemistry BSc (Honours)

    Entails the study of the biochemical mechanisms involved in all life processes and covers a broad spectrum of fields, from viral replication to neurobiology.

  47. Theology MTheol (Honours)

    In this course, students focus on topics like the history of Israel, the person of Jesus of Nazareth, Paul’s letters, the rapid growth of the early church, and contacts between Christianity and Greek and Roman philosophy.

  48. Management MA (Honours)

    Introduces you to organisations in all sectors of the economy. You will also learn marketing, organisational behaviour, managing in diverse and challenging situations, and analysing financial data.

  49. Philosophy MA (Honours)

    Students will explore some of the most fundamental questions that human beings have asked about their own existence and the world they inhabit whilst being presented with views and arguments that are discussed in the philosophical tradition, enabling students to develop skills like criticism and analysis, clear thinking and principled debate.

  50. Astrophysics BSc (Honours)

    Students on this course will embark on a guided exploration of the science of the Universe, from our solar system and black holes to extrasolar planets and galaxy clusters.