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  1. Giraffeonomics: the political economy of giraffe conservation and trade

    Giraffeonomics: the political economy of giraffe conservation and trade

    Interdisciplinary Seminar Series

    The Graduate School for Interdisciplinary Studies is delighted to announce the fourth seminar in the Interdisciplinary Seminar Series, titled...

  2. Family financial socialisation in the digital age

    Family financial socialisation in the digital age

    Interdisciplinary Seminar Series

    The Graduate School for Interdisciplinary Studies is delighted to announce the sixth seminar in the Interdisciplinary Seminar Series, titled 'Family...

  3. The Pianist in Exile

    The Pianist in Exile

    Interdisciplinary Seminar Series

    The Graduate School for Interdisciplinary Studies is delighted to announce the seventh and final seminar in the Interdisciplinary Seminar Series, titled...

  4. Unheard, unseen, unjust: challenging the individualisation of loneliness in the lives of ethnic mino

    Unheard, unseen, unjust: challenging the individualisation of loneliness in the lives of ethnic mino

    Interdisciplinary Seminar Series

    The Graduate School for Interdisciplinary Studies is delighted to announce the fifth seminar in the series, titled 'Unheard, unseen, unjust: challenging...

  5. Christmas Party 2025

    Christmas Party 2025

    £10

    The biggest Christmas celebration in town is open to members of the public and makes the perfect christmas night out. Tickets include a complimentary glass of...

  6. Burns Night Celebration 2026

    Burns Night Celebration 2026

    Celebrating the Bard at the University of St Andrews - £69.50

    After our popular evening of Burns Night Celebrations in 2025, we will be hosting the event again on Saturday 24 January 2026. The evening will begin at 6.15pm...

  7. Cultural evolution creates language-like structure: from humans to humpback whales and beyond
    Limited access

    Cultural evolution creates language-like structure: from humans to humpback whales and beyond

    GRCDI Visiting Speaker Seminar

    Abstract All known languages are made up of statistically coherent sequences -- words -- whose frequency distribution follows a power law known as a...