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Hansel and Gretel
Humperdinck's fairy-tale opera with English narration. Suitable for children.
The Heisenberg Ensemble and singers from Zurich Stimmkunst present 'Hansel and Gretel' with narrator, music by Engelbert Humperdinck. All welcome....
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Business School Launch
Join University colleagues to hear from academic and business leaders as we celebrate the formal launch of the University of St Andrews Business School,...
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12th Emerging Scholars Colloquium
Social and environmental accounting researchers reflect and debate
On Monday 25 August 2025, the 12th Emerging Scholars Colloquium (ESC) will take place prior to the 35th International Congress on Social and Environmental...
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CRISP online seminar
Making ethical surveillance work in the care for elderly with dementia
This tenth online seminar of the Centre for Research into Information, Surveillance and Privacy (CRISP) will welcome Professor Anders Albrechstlund who is...
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Executive Education development workshop
Business School staff development session
This workshop for University of St Andrews Business School staff will focus on the running of Executive Education programmes. The session will welcome a guest...
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Executive Education development workshop
Business School staff development session
This session for University of St Andrews Business School staff will be led by Dr Marcel Lukas, Academic Director of Executive Education. Dr Lukas will discuss...
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Mid-Career Researchers' (MCR) development programme
Business School staff development session
This session for University of St Andrews Business School staff will be the first in a series of seven workshops for Mid-Career Researchers (MCR). The...
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CRISP online seminar
Gimmick surveillance: espionage, exposure, entertainment
This seventh online seminar of the Centre for Research into Information, Surveillance and Privacy (CRISP) will welcome Dr Tyne Sumner who is an Australian...
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International workshop: Genealogies of corporate morality
Approaching business ethics through intellectual history
The University of St Andrews Business School will welcome an international workshop titled, 'Genealogies of corporate morality: approaching business...
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Reading Group on Marx's Capital
This is the first meeting of a reading group on Karl Marx's 'Capital' which will take place weekly throughout Semester 1. The aim is to work...
