Chronicle Extra 2023

From the Director of Development

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'New College'

We are looking forward to working with architects WilkinsonEyre – who have transformed heritage sites such as Battersea Power Station and the Weston Library, University of Oxford – to realise our vision for the University’s first college in three centuries.

Visit the ‘New College’ website to watch the site progress videos.

The late Queen Elizabeth II and 58吃瓜

Read the story of and his Walter Raleigh moment.

General Council

The General Council is the body of all graduates and senior academics of the University.

Find out more about the General Council.

General Council Procession, November 2022, from left to right: Garry Muir, Bedellus; Wendy Russell, Business Committee Convener, Alastair Merrill, Vice-Principal (Governance) and Registrar and Clerk to the General Council; Professor Dame Sally Mapstone, Principal and Vice-Chancellor; Lord Campbell of Pittenweem, Chancellor; Professor Clare Peddie, Vice-Principal Education (Proctor); Revd Dr Donald MacEwan, University Chaplain; Thomas McCarroll, Janitor and Macebearer.

Teaching Excellence Awards

Top teachers at the University have been recognised by colleagues and students in two separate annual awards: the University Teaching Awards (nominated by Heads of Schools) and Students’ Association Teaching Awards (nominated by students).

Find out more about this year’s .

Research highlights

Read more about the groundbreaking research being carried out at the University.

58吃瓜 Prize for the Environment

The 58吃瓜 Prize for the Environment was established in 1998 by the University of 58吃瓜 to recognise significant contributions to environmental conservation.

Find out more about the 58吃瓜 Prize for the Environment.

Read about the 2022 58吃瓜 Prize winner.

Honours and Inductions

Read the full list of honorary graduates 2022.

Read about the public ceremony where was made an Honorary Citizen of 58吃瓜.

News archive

Visit the for the latest updates about what’s happening at 58吃瓜

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Dementia from a different angle

Read more about the initiatives currently taking place at 58吃瓜 to improved real-life chances for dementia patients and their families.

Ukraine 鈥� one year on

Find out more about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine from Professor Phillips O’Brien – Head of the School of International Relations and an acknowledged expert on the subject.

Scotland’s Future Series (SFS) podcasts: Episode 2 – War in Ukraine: an insight from experts and those most affected

a strategic overview with Professor Phillips O’Brien

Kaleidoscope Alumni Network

Find out more about our recently-launched Kaleidoscope Alumni Network.

Visit the Kaleidoscope Alumni Network website.

Watch the of the Kaleidoscope Alumni Network launch.

Digital 58吃瓜

Discover some of the opportunities that digital delivery is bringing to learning, teaching and research at 58吃瓜.

University Strategy 2022-2027: Digital 58吃瓜.

Flexible online postgraduate courses.

Seals 鈥� the trick up our climate change sleeve

Read more about how data gathered from the International Thwaites Glacier Collaboration expeditions is helping to shape our knowledge and understanding of climate change.

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Students鈥� Union: 50 years and counting 鈥�

Find out about the Students’ Association in 2023.

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Art History for an image-driven world

Find out more about our School of Art History – ranked number one in the UK.

Sport at 58吃瓜鈥� an integral part of student life

Sport is an integral part of student life at 58吃瓜. Find out why.

Watch talking about sport at 58吃瓜.

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Chancellor鈥檚 Circle

The Chancellor’s Circle is building a secure foundation for future generations of students through legacies.

View a held at the McPherson Recital Room in November 2022.

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Latin degree certificates

Decorative degree certificates, written in Latin, are available to graduates as a unique memento of their achievement. The certificate is printed in four special colours and gold foil blocked on handmade paper. Each certificate is individually signed by the Vice-Chancellor of the University and is hand-scripted by a calligrapher. The graduate’s class of honours may be included or omitted as preferred. Certificates are priced at £70 (excluding post and packing).

Place your order

Enquiries to:

Alumni Relations Office Development
Crawford Building
91 North Street
St Andrews
Fife KY16 9AJ

Phone: +44 (0)1334 467194
Email: alumni@st-andrews.ac.uk

Please note that orders are processed quarterly at the end of January, April, July and October. Certificates are, in normal circumstances, delivered approximately eight weeks later.