University of St Andrews

Located in the town of St. Andrews, Scotland, the University of St. Andrews has a student enrollment of more than 7200. Students can choose to study from Biology, Art History, Chemistry, Economics and Finance, English, Film Studies and many more subjects. It is the first university in Scotland, founded in 1413. The University’s regional office at New Delhi provides counseling to students about St. Andrews and the diverse nature of its academic programmes.

• University provides a range of catered and self-catered accommodation with a choice of standard rooms with shared bathroom facilities or ensuite
• University offers various options to choose from residence halls such as John Burnet Hall, McIntosh Hall, Agnes Blackadder Hall, St Regulus Hall, St Salvator's Hall and Gannochy, University Hall, Albany Park, David Russell Apartments and Fife Park

Student life at the University of St. Andrews offers an unmatched experience with a wide range of opportunities. On campus, students can choose from 160 student societies, 50 sports clubs, and almost 100 sport teams. The university's commitment to the performing arts is evident through the Mermaid Performing Arts fund, which supports activities such as lessons, group performances, and event preparation. The main library is a treasure trove of knowledge, housing 210,000 printed copies of rare books and manuscripts, along with more than 400,000 e-books and over 1000 study spaces. Additionally, the university boasts three other libraries dedicated to specific subjects. For those interested in staying fit, Saints Fitness offers exercise classes led by professional instructors. At the University of St. Andrews, students have access to a vibrant and enriching campus life.