The University of St Andrews is Scotland’s first university, founded in the early 15th century. It is the third oldest university in the English speaking world.

Teaching began in St Andrews in 1410 and the University was formally constituted by the issue of a papal bull in 1413.

Over 900 degree courses are at the University across four faculties: Arts, Divinity, Medicine, and Science.

About a third of its students come from Scotland while just under half are international, hailing from 140 different countries in total. The university has some of the lowest drop-out rates in the country.

In 1892, the institution accepted its first women students, at a time when the majority of British universities still did not.

The town of St Andrews is small – just 20,000 permanent residents live among protected conservation areas, meaning university staff along with 7,500 students makes up about half its population.

Prominent St Andrew’s alumni include politician Alex Salmond, the inventor of logarithms John Napier, Prince William Duke of Cambridge and Catherine (née Middleton) Duchess of Cambridge.

Total Enrollment:7829
           International Students:3224（41%）
Undergraduate Enrollment:6185
           International Students:2076（33%）
Graduate Enrollment:1644
           International Students:1148（70%）

Undergraduate Programs
           Ancient History
           Arabic
           Art History
           Biblical Studies
           Biology
           Chemistry
           Classical Studies
           Classics
           Comparative Literature
           Computer Science
           Divinity
           Economics & Finance
           English
           English Language Teaching
           Environmental Geoscience
           Film Studies
           Film Studies (See Philosophical, Anthropological & Film Studies)
           French
           Geography
           Geography & Geosciences
           Geology
           German
           Greek
           History
           International Relations
           Italian
           Latin
           Management
           Mathematics & Statistics
           Medicine
           Modern Languages
           Music
           New Testament
           Philosophical, Anthropological & Film Studies
           Philosophy
           Physics & Astronomy
           Psychology
           Royal Conservatoire of  Scotland (Rcs)
           Russian
           Social Anthropology
           Social Anthropology
           Spanish
           Sustainable Development
           Sustainable Development
           Theological Studies
           Theology (See Divinity)
Graduate Programs
           Adults Support, Protection and Safeguarding
           Adults with Learning Disabilities Who Have Significant and Complex Needs
           Advanced Computer Science
           Ancient History
           Applied Statistics and Datamining
           Art History
           Artificial Intelligence
           Bible and the  Contemporary World
           Bible and the  Contemporary World (
           Biblical Languages and Literature
           Central and Eastern European Studies
           Chemistry
           Classical Studies
           Conversion To Psychology
           Corporate Social Responsibility
           Creative Writing
           Crossways in European Humanities
           Cultural Identity Studies
           Divinity
           Early Modern History
           Ecosystem-Based Management of  Marine Systems
           English Language Teaching (Collaborative)
           English Language Teaching (Full-Time)
           English Studies
           Environmental Biology
           Environmental Biology Conversion For
           Environmental History
           Evolutionary and Comparative Psychology: the  Origins of  the  Mind
           Film Studies
           Finance
           Finance and Management
           French Studies
           German Studies
           Greek
           Greek and Latin
           Health Psychology
           Health Psychology
           History of  Photography
           Human Resource Management
           Information Technology
           International Business
           International Political Theory
           International Security Studies
           International Strategy and Economics
           Iranian Studies
           Italian Studies
           Languages and Linguistics
           Latin
           Management
           Management and Information Technology
           Management and Information Technology
           Managing in the  Creative Industries
           Marine Mammal Science
           Marketing
           Mathematical, Physical and Molecular Sciences
           Mathematics
           Mediaeval English
           Mediaeval History
           Mediaeval Studies
           Middle East and Central Asian Security Studies
           Middle Eastern History
           Modern & Contemporary Literature & Culture
           Modern Hispanic Literature & Film
           Modern History
           Money, Banking and Finance
           Museum and Gallery Studies
           Networks and Distributed Systems
           Neuroscience and Behavioural Biology
           Peace and Conflict Studies
           Philosophy
           Photonics
           Photonics and Optoelectronic Devices
           Psychology
           Reformation Studies
           Russian Studies
           Scottish Historical Studies
           Scripture and Theology
           Shakespeare & Renaissance Literary Culture
           Social Anthropology
           Social Anthropology and Amerindian Studies
           Social Anthropology with African Studies 
           Social Anthropology with Pacific Studies 
           Software Engineering
           Spanish and Latin American Studies
           Statistics
           Sustainable Aquaculture
           Sustainable Development
           Sustainable Development
           Systematic and Historical Theology
           Terrorism Studies
           The Book: History and Techniques of  Analysis
           Theology, Imagination and the  Arts
           Women, Writing and Gender