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| Programme | Tuition | Total cost | Expected salary | Acceptance rate | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Finance | $44,440 | $57,949 | $70,000 | 30% | 12 months |
| Management | $42,742 | $56,251 | $70,000 | 30% | 12 months |
| Marketing | $42,742 | $56,251 | $70,000 | 30% | 12 months |
| Economics | $37,713 | $51,222 | $60,000 | 30% | 12 months |
Entry requirements
- GMAT/GRE: not mandatory
- IELTS 7.0
- Application fee: $60
Application deadlines
Management · Marketing
- Deadline — 2027-08-05
Finance
Intake: September 2027
- Scadenza — 2027-08-05
Economics
Intake: September 2027
- Finale — 2027-08-05
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About University of St Andrews
The University of St Andrews is the oldest of Scotland's four ancient universities and the third-oldest in the English-speaking world after Oxford and Cambridge, founded in 1413 by papal bull of the Avignon Antipope Benedict XIII to a small group of Augustinian clergy. Its colleges and eighteen academic schools are scattered through the seaside town, where in term time over a third of the population is university staff or students, keeping traditions alive from Raisin Weekend to the May Dip. Fiercely selective and strikingly international — about 45% of the intake comes from outside the UK — it counts five Nobel laureates among alumni and staff, along with the Prince and Princess of Wales.
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