University of St Andrews

St Andrews is Scotland's first university and the third oldest in the
English speaking world, founded in 1413. Over six centuries it has
established a reputation as one of Europe's leading and most distinctive
centres for teaching and research. The University is set on the
beautiful Fife coast surrounded by miles of open countryside, not far
from Dundee and Edinburgh.

The University of St Andrews accommodates approximately 7000 students,
with a substantial proportion of international students, from over 100
different countries. The University offers degrees in the fields of
Arts, Science, Divinity and Medicine.

St Andrews prides itself in providing a supporting environment for its
students. The University embraces a positive attitude towards the
promotion of equality and diversity, and takes pride in its efforts to
create a working, educational and social atmosphere, inclusive of
everyone regardless of ethnic origin, religion or belief, disability,
age, gender or sexual orientation.

The University of St Andrews strives to make the campus accessible to
all users. The University does recognise that, due to the ancient and
medieval layout of the town and campus, limitations can be encountered.
However, working with DisabledGo, the University endeavours to ensure
that all its users are aware of the facilities on offer at the University.

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