Description : Bachelor's Courses(english) in University of St. Andrews

Short information about basic four-year course of profile higher education (does not provide for narrow specialization).

Bachelor's programs at the university differ in terms of duration (in comparison with the majority offered in Britain). The first two courses are predominantly general educational. Students study the academic disciplines of the chosen direction. On the 3rd-4th year, profile disciplines are offered to the attention of future bachelors. Grades received in special disciplines are taken into account in the award of a degree and affect the level of diploma (ordinary or honours).

Bachelor's programs are available at faculties:

• Sciences (computer disciplines, geography, mathematics, chemistry, physics, biology, neurology, psychology);
• Medicine;
• Theology;
• Humanities (English, International Relations, Management, Economics, Cinematography, Philosophy, Public Anthropology, History, modern languages, art).

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• Students age: 18+
• Start dates: September.
• Requirements for entry: certificate or EB, GCSE, A-level, IB, IELTS from 6.5 or TOEFL from 92 (for the faculty of the humanities 7.0 and 100 respectively)
• The result of the studying: a demanded specialty, a high level of fundamental knowledge, practical skills for working in the chosen field of activity, quoted throughout the world.

Short information about the course of postgraduate education for professionals wishing to focus on the deepening of academic knowledge and research activities.

Practically oriented master's programs provide for theoretical preparation of students within the chosen narrow specialization, studying in profile organizations. The educational process takes place mainly in communication with colleagues - professionals of high class in the relevant field of activity.

• Student age: 21+
• Start dates: September.
• Requirements for admission: diploma of higher education, IELTS from 7.0, CV, motivation letter, it is desirable availability of academic, professional (if any) recommendations.
• Learning outcomes: experience in research, master's degree, career prospects in Europe and the world.