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Anniversary of the full scale invasion of Ukraine: four years later
St Andrews Ukrainian Society with guest speaker Vitaliia Turchyn
Tuesday 24 February 2026 marks the fourth year since the full invasion of Ukraine. This event will include student speakers sharing their own experiences of...
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Chaplain's Conversation
Dr Sandra Romenska, Business School
Dr Sandra Romenska of the University Business School will be in conversation with the University Chaplain, Donald MacEwan, as she explores her path to the...
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Engineering biology for a sustainable materials future
Research seminar as part of the School of Biology's Biomolecular Sciences (BMS) External Seminar series by Dr Joanna Sadler, University of Edinburgh.
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The Middle Corridor: Finance and Security
MECACS Seminar Series Event - Ms Arzu Abbasova (RUSI, London) - Chair: Dr Filippo Costa Buranelli
Arzu Abbasova is a Research Analyst at the Centre for Finance and Security at Royal United Services Institute. She leads the research on the pathways to...
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MusicTalks with Timothy Schwarz
The influence on today's composers of older traditions and compositions - FREE
Our free music talks highlight a wide variety of musical research.
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Art History Research Lecture -- Dr Elizabeth Petcu
'Dürer's Precision'
Join us for Dr Elizabeth Petcu's Research Lecture on 'Dürer's Precision' and a wine reception afterwards at 79 North Street.
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The Hall of Clestrain, Orkney
Clestrain Hall was built in the 1760s and was the childhood home of arctic explorer John Rae. It is an exceptional survival of Georgian architecture and is...
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Art History Research Lecture -- Dr Richard McClary
'Fake or Real? Questioning the Authenticity of Mina'i Ware Bowls'
Join us for Dr Richard McClary's Research Lecture on 'Fake or Real? Questioning the Authenticity of Mina'i Ware Bowls' and a wine...
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Interdisciplinary Research Festival
Interdisciplinarity in the wild
Join the Graduate School for Interdisciplinary Studies for the University's first Interdisciplinary Research Festival, an event celebrating the diversity,...
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Scottish Arctic Network Conference and AGM
The Scottish Arctic Conference and Scottish Arctic Network Annual General Meeting will be hosted at University of St Andrews from 5-6 March. The event brings...
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Geopolitics of Ports and Islands: the case of Yemen
Speaker: Dr Khaled Fattah (United Nations) Chair: Dr Hsinyen Lai
Details to be added
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People make history
Local history day
Celebrate the rich history of our local area at the Wardlaw Museum's local history day. Join Libraries and Museums for a special event where local history...
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Art History Research Lecture -- Seif El Rashidi
'Cotton Palaces for Kings and Tourists: Continuities and Revivals in the Egyptian Tentmaking Tradition from the 1880-1980'
Join us for Seif El Rashidi's Research Lecture on 'Cotton Palaces for Kings and Tourists: Continuities and Revivals in the Egyptian Tentmaking...
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Sarah Broadie Memorial Lecture: Professor Gábor Betegh, University of Cambridge
Plato on forgetting and re-understanding
For further information please email [email protected].
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Scottish Arctic Network Conference and AGM
The Scottish Arctic Conference and Scottish Arctic Network Annual General Meeting will be hosted at University of St Andrews from 5-6 March. The event brings...
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Peace, war and conflict in the ancient world
The workshop plans to examine the following questions: What theories of the origin of conflict, or suggestions for conflict-avoidance, do we find in the ancient...
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Making light of the great dark? Andrew Lang on American literature
Andrew Lang Memorial Lecture 2026
Dr Tom Hubbard was the first librarian of the Scottish Poetry Library and has held visiting lectureships or professorships at the Universities of Grenoble,...
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Non-violent mobilisation against terrorism: why and how it matters
Guest Speakers: Dr Javier Argomaniz, Dr Tim Wilson and Dr Boris Tsokov
When studying terrorist campaigns, analysis typically centres on the two principal protagonists: the state and militant organisations. This narrow focus...
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Digital Sovereignty in the European Union
CGLG Talk with Guest Speaker Michal Czerniawski
Michal Czerniawski works in the Justice Committee of the European Parliament, specialising in digital laws, personal data protection, and transparency. As part...
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Smith Lecture Spring 2026: Kristin Kobes Du Mez
The secret history of Christian women: purity, power and the end of the American century
Each semester, an outstanding female scholar from any sub-discipline of Divinity is invited to St Andrews to deliver the Smith Lecture in memory of Agnes Lewis...
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Voyage round Great Britain: life at the coast 200 years ago
Exactly two hundred years ago, William Daniell published the final part of his eight-volume Voyage Round Great Britain. Daniell had started his journey in 1813...
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Symposium: 'The Chosen Ones? Character Groupings in Classical and Medieval Art and Literature'
Plenary Speaker: Professor Eva von Contzen, University of Freiburg
For updates and information on purchasing tickets please visit our website https://chosen-symposium-2026.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/ Fees
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School of Art History Online Lecture Series: Athletics & Aesthetics -- Sport in Art History
State propaganda through art and sport in fascist Italy
This new School of Art History Online Lecture Series is an exploration of the history of golf in Scotland told through the collections of The R&A World Golf...
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Emotions as sites of embodied learning in the classroom
Distinguished Teacher Lecture: Professor Naomi Head, University of Glasgow
Emotions have become a recognised element of International Relations curricula, shaping modules and taking up intellectual space within our disciplinary...
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International law and emotions: challenges and prospects
CGLG Seminar with Guest Speaker Professor Andrea Bianchi
At this CGLG event, Professor Andrea Bianchi of the Geneva Graduate Institute will present his work on international law and emotions. Andrea's research...
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Institute for Museums, Heritage and Society (IMHS) Annual Lecture 2026 --- What is museum closure?
by Prof Fiona Candlin, Professor of Museology and Director of the Mapping Museums Lab at Birkbeck, University of London.
What is museum closure? Over the last two years the Mapping Museums Lab at Birkbeck (University of London) have been collecting data on which museums have...
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To the Rescue --- Rupture and Resilience of the UN Charter Order
CGLG Talk with Special Guest - Antje Wiener
Abstract: The rule-based international legal order is under duress. Recent breaches of international law on behalf of members of the United Nations (UN)...
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Intense Episodes --- Workshop Call for Papers
About the Workshop Organised by Yichi Zhang, Evgeniya Pakhomova, and Nathan McAllister, and funded by the Ladislav Holy Trust, this workshop seeks to explore...
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Book talk: Axis of Empire: A history of Iran-US Relations
MECACS Seminar Series Event via MS Team email [email protected] for the link
Axis of Empire: A History of Iran--US Relations by Afshin Matin-Asgari A chronicle of intrigue and influence in the Iran-US entanglement Ironic plot twists...
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Azerbaijan's war and peace: political strategy and vision for the future
Speakers: Dr Murad Muradov (Topchubashov Center, Baku, Azerbaijan) Chair: Professor Rick Fawn
Murad Muradov graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in International Relations from the Academy of Public Administration of the Republic of Azerbaijan...
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International Women's Day at the Wardlaw Museum
Craft drop in
Celebrate International Women's Day at the Wardlaw Museum with free, drop-in, self-led craft activities inspired by the Mary, Queen of Scots exhibition at...
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Land and Power in the Later Roman World
Land and landownership underpinned the socio-economic fabric of the late Roman world. Land played a defining role in the working of the state and secular...
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The problematic association between foreign military assistance and increased terrorist attacks in recipient nations
ISWS Seminar Series with Guest Speaker Aoife McCullough
Foreign military assistance is intended to support security forces in recipient nations to fight insurgencies, and maintain stability and political order....
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Exceptional, massive, significant, mysterious! Close-up on The Melsonby Iron Age Hoard
DR SOPHIA ADAMS, British Museum, tells the story of a remarkable find. In December 2021 a metal detectorist reported a possible in-situ deposit of Iron Age...
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Institute for Museums, Heritage and Society seminar -- Martin Barnes
'Why Photography Matters: Changing Contexts at the V&A'
Since its invention in the 1820s, photography has been used and understood in many ways: as a technology of seeing, a social document, a commercial transaction,...
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Scottish Arctic Network Conference and AGM
The Scottish Arctic Conference and Scottish Arctic Network Annual General Meeting will be hosted at University of St Andrews from 5-6 March. The event brings...
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Mercenary: genealogy of a concept in international relations
CGLG Event with Guest Speaker Dr Malte Riemann
At this CGLG event, Malte Riemann, Assistant Professor at Leiden University, will join us to discuss his book proposal, Mercenary: Genealogy of a Concept in...
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Pedagogy as success and failure: what happens when teaching doesn't always look like learning?
DTL Teaching Forum with Professor Naomi Head - Staff and PGR Students of International Relations Only
Within the context of the increasing pressures of teaching evaluations and metrics of success, how do we make sense of what goes on under the surface in our...
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Before the attack: what we are learning about preventing public violence
Paul Wilkinson Memorial Lecture with guest speaker Professor Jessica Stern
Public violence, including mass public shootings and terrorist attacks, accounts for a very small fraction of overall homicide, yet it produces an outsized...
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Military effectiveness and the rise of military professionalism under Louis XIV
the Artillery -- Cutting Edge or Laggard? with guest speaker Guy Rowlands
Few historians bandying around the terms 'military professional' and 'military professionalism' have given much space to explaining what...
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The George Jack Memorial Lecture: 'They are my only diary': Wilfred Owen, A Life in Letters
Dr Jane Potter, Oxford Brookes University
In commemoration of George Barr Jack (1946 to 1999). Celebrated as one of the greatest poets of the First World War, Wilfred Owen is less recognised as an...
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Book launch -- Framing the First World War: How Divergent Views Shaped a Global Conflict
ISWS Book Launch Event
Book launch -- Framing the First World War: How Divergent Views Shaped a Global Conflict Edited by Michael Finch, Aimée Fox & David Morgan-Owen...
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Life on the legitimacy frontier: understanding the authority struggle between the UN Security Council and the office of the Ombudsperson
Speakers: Dr Anette Stimmer and Professor Christian Kreuder-Sonnen
At this CGLG event, we will discuss Professor Christian Kreuder-Sonnen's (Friedrich-Schiller Universität Jena) and Anette Stimmer's (University of...
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School of Art History Online Lecture Series: Athletics & Aesthetics -- Sport in Art History
Painted Links: An exploration of the history of golf in Scotland told through the collections of The R&A World Golf
This new School of Art History Online Lecture Series is an exploration of the history of golf in Scotland told through the collections of The R&A World Golf...
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If it's not a bug, it's a feature: how the normalisation of hate speech has made games vulnerable to extremism
Guest speaker: Dr Rachel Kowert, Research Psychologist
What happens when hate speech becomes so routine in a cultural space that it's treated as unremarkable background noise? This talk will examine how...
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School of Art History Online Lecture Series: Athletics & Aesthetics -- Sport in Art History
From Ancient Greece to modern spectacle: the visual culture of the Olympic Games
This new School of Art History Online Lecture Series is an exploration of the history of golf in Scotland told through the collections of The R&A World Golf...
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School of Art History Online Lecture Series: Athletics & Aesthetics -- Sport in Art History
Oval balls and cubist players
This new School of Art History Online Lecture Series is an exploration of the history of golf in Scotland told through the collections of The R&A World Golf...
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School of Art History Online Lecture Series: Athletics & Aesthetics -- Sport in Art History
Cycling in Modern and Contemporary Art
This new School of Art History Online Lecture Series is an exploration of the history of golf in Scotland told through the collections of The R&A World Golf...
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School of Art History Online Lecture Series: Athletics & Aesthetics -- Sport in Art History
Women in sport in art
This new School of Art History Online Lecture Series is an exploration of the history of golf in Scotland told through the collections of The R&A World Golf...
