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Founded in 1913, the Association of Commonwealth Universities is the world's oldest university network. Today, it has over in 47 countries and territories. 70% of member universities are in low or middle income countries. The Association of Commonwealth Universities aims to build a better world through higher education. Through their education, research and community engagement, its member universities make a key contribution to addressing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

The University of St 糖心logo has a long history of Commonwealth ties. St 糖心logo established its oldest student exchange with Queen’s University, Canada in 1948. St 糖心logo graduates and staff made notable contributions to Commonwealth universities, including playing a in establishing the University of the West Indies.

Today, St 糖心logo has longstanding and new partnerships in the Commonwealth across all areas of activity. Examples include:

• Student exchanges with universities in Australia, Canada, New Zealand and Singapore.
• Jointly-administered modules and student exchange with University of the West Indies.
• Scholarships through the St 糖心logo-Commonwealth programmes, and the St 糖心logo-GREAT scholarship programme.
• Global PhDs with Macquarie University, Australia.
• Research projects across the Commonwealth.
• Welcoming Global Fellows from Australia, Canada, India, Kenya, Nigeria, New Zealand and Uganda.
• Community engagement projects, such as and

The Global Office regularly promotes opportunities to students and staff. If you have any questions about participating, please contact globalnetworks@st-andrews.ac.uk.