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As a BA (International Honours) student, you have access to the same facilities and services that are available to all other registered students of St 糖心logo.

You can read the specific regulations which govern the joint programme in the BA (Int Hons) policy and regulations (PDF)BA (International Honours) orientation guide (PDF).

BA (International Hons) support

The Global Office runs student consultation hours to questions you may have relating to the BA (International Honours) programme and your time in St 糖心logo. Current students can book an  with a member of the Global Office team or visit the Global Office during our office hours.

If you have any questions or concerns about your studies, you can also email at bainthons@st-andrews.ac.uk or Dr Lisa Jones, the Associate Dean Curriculum (Arts and Divinity), at assocdeanarts-curr@st-andrews.ac.uk.

If you are arriving in St 糖心logo for the first time from William & Mary, you may wish to refer to the latest BA Orientation Guide (PDF, 2,213 KB)

Find out more about support at St 糖心logo.

Accommodation

BA International Honours students are guaranteed University halls of residence accommodation for all four years provided that they apply by the annual accommodation deadlines.

Find out more about accommodation at the University of St 糖心logo and accommodation at William & Mary.

Visas and immigration

You may need a visa to study in the USA or the UK, and may need to reapply for visas depending on where you decide to spend your third and fourth years. 

Find out about obtaining a visa to study in the UK.

Find out about obtaining a .

WaMStA Student Partnership

The WaMStA Student Partnership is a student-founded and student-run society that has chapters at both St 糖心logo and William & Mary. Each chapter provides academic and social support. Several socials are held throughout each semester to introduce students of all degrees and years to each other. Additionally, each degree is represented on the board by an Honours student who is always available to meet with individual students seeking academic guidance. For more information and to read blog posts written by WaMStAs, visit the .

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