Representation Networks

Our representation networks represent the diverse student community in St Andrews. Networks are groups of students bound by a common identity that campaign for issues relevant for their community.

For activity networks, see Activities Networks.

Head to the societies list to see all affiliated societies.

  • Accommodation

    We exist to help all students in private flats or halls of residence with any problems they might encounter during their time in St Andrews.

  • Alumni

    We connect our global alumni to St Andrews, and current students with alumni.

  • BAME Students' Network

    We exist to provide a strong community, adequate resources, and effective support to the BAME students at the University.

  • Carers, Commuters, Mature, and Flexible Learners

    We represent student carers, commuters, mature students and flexible learners.

  • Community Relations

    We are the primary point of contact at the Students' Association for local residents.

  • Disabled Students' Network

    The Disabled Students’ Network is dedicated to representing disabled students and promote an understanding of disability and building a supportive community for disabled students.

  • Education Committee

    Educom is here to represent student opinion on education issues. We are responsible for coordinating student representation within the University education structure.

  • Environment

    The Environment Subcommittee exists to help students live more sustainably, engage with environmental projects, and to represent all students' views on sustainability issues within the University.

  • Equality

    Our mission is to achieve the highest standards of equality so as to provide for a more open, safe, and accessible environment.

  • International Students' Committee

    We represent and support all international students at the University of St Andrews.

  • Saints LGBT+

    We are dedicated to providing an open and safe environment for members of the LGBT+ community in St Andrews. Our subcommittee is inclusive of everyone, regardless of sexuality or gender identity.

  • Wellbeing

    We focus our efforts around mental health, sexual health, personal safety, and alcohol consumption, as well as Raisin Weekend, May Dip, and other University traditions.