The "Baroness of St Andrews" is a title in the British nobility, associated with the town of St Andrews in Scotland. This title is part of the Peerage of Scotland and is often linked to the historical significance of the area, known for its ancient university and golf course. The title can be held by a woman who is a member of the House of Lords, the upper house of the Parliament of the United Kingdom. The Baroness may participate in legislative discussions and represent the interests of her constituents, contributing to the governance of the country.