

University of St Andrews
Tuition/Year
GBP 26,350 - 31,580
Acceptance
30%
QS Ranking
#95
Students
N/A
About University of St Andrews
The University of St Andrews in St Andrews, UK (QS Rank: 95) offers a world-class academic experience in a historic coastal town, with strong pathways in Sciences, Arts & Humanities, Computer Science, and Business/MBA. Known for close faculty access and a research-led, seminar-style approach, it suits Indian students seeking rigorous study, global peer networks, and excellent career outcomes in the UK and beyond.
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Fees & Living Costs
Tuition Fees
GBP 26,350 - 31,580
per year
Living Cost
USD -
per year
Language Requirements
IELTS
7.0+
TOEFL
94+
Reviews & Ratings
See what students say about University of St Andrews
10 Reviews
Debashish
The Computer Science department at St Andrews is top-notch, with knowledgeable professors and great project opportunities. However, I wish there were more extracurricular options related to tech.
Pros
Skilled faculty, good projects
Cons
Limited extracurricular activities
Partha
The Computer Science lab facilities are excellent, allowing for practical learning. I would like to see more industry partnerships for internships.
Pros
Excellent lab facilities, practical learning
Cons
Need for more internships
Subrata
The University of St Andrews offers a picturesque campus and a vibrant atmosphere for learning. The faculty is highly supportive, especially in the Sciences, and I feel well-prepared for future job opportunities.
Pros
Beautiful campus, supportive faculty
Cons
High living costs
Arpita
I found the Business/MBA program to be very engaging with practical insights from industry experts. The placement office is proactive, but competition is intense.
Pros
Engaging curriculum, proactive placement support
Cons
Intense competition for placements
Moumita
The campus atmosphere at St Andrews for the Arts & Humanities is inspiring, and the accessibility to faculty is remarkable. However, social life can sometimes be lacking.
Pros
Inspiring atmosphere, accessible faculty
Cons
Lack of social activities


