University of St Andrews
This Summer Institute is a three-week cultural and academic programme focusing on the theme Scotland's History: Kingdom, Nation, People.
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Please note that interviews for this programme will be held on April 3, 2024.
25 May - 15 June 2024
Participants will be housed in one of the student residences, David Russell Apartments (DRA). They are located on the western edge of town, about a 20-minute walk to the centre of town and local amenities, and a ten-minute walk from the Sports Centre. There are regular bus routes between DRA and the town centre.
Participants will have a private bedroom, individual climate control and an en-suite shower room. There are five bedrooms per apartment, which includes a kitchen with a soft seating area, breakfast bar, oven, microwave, fridge freezer, tv and a dishwasher. There is basic cooking equipment and kitchenware, and an iron and ironing board. Wifi is free and available throughout the residence.
Breakfast is provided daily (Mon-Sun) while lunch and dinner are provided on weekdays (Mon-Fri).
The University of St Andrews is fully accredited by the Scottish Qualifications Authority and recognised in the United States as a Title IV institution. Summer Institute students earn credit under the Scottish Credit and Qualifications Framework (SCQF). This programme grants 12 credits on completion.
12 SCQF credits is equivalent to 3 credits at most US institutions, or 6 European ECTS credits.
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