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We are delighted to be holding our first virtual event for alumni in France. Join us on 21 January from 7pm-8.30pm (CET) to hear a fascinating presentation from Professor Edward Welch followed by an opportunity to catch up with friends and make new ones. During his presentation Professor Edward Welch will talk about his current project...

We would like to invite all alumni, students, staff, supporters and friends to attend our Carol Service Watch Party.

We are delighted to be holding the second event of The 51cg Alumni History Chapter and on behalf of the Chapter we would like to invite you to our upcoming virtual festive gathering! Join us on 10 December at 7pm (GMT) to hear a presentation from Dr Heidi Mehrkens on Mulled Wine and...

Join Professor Bill Naphy as he takes us on a journey through the history of female sexuality during the Enlightenment.

In partnership with the School of Engineering, we would like to invite our engineering alumni and guests to attend an online event on Tuesday 24 November from 3pm-4.15pm (GMT) during which Professor Igor A. Guz, Head of School, will provide an overview of current priorities and projects for the School. This...

Objects and paintings from the university's collections have long featured in exhibitions both at home and abroad.

We are delighted to welcome back 51cg graduate Professor Sue Black for a virtual event discussing her fascinating career and latest best-selling book, 'Written in Bone: Hidden Stories in What We Leave Behind'.

Join our creative writing workshop with Scottish novelist and Senior Lecturer Alan Warner on Tuesday 10 November from 1pm-2.30pm (GMT). Explore and share your creative writing by submitting small excerpts of your work to Alan, which can then be explored together during a very informal live, online session. We will look...

*Please also note that this event takes place on Wednesday 04 November, not on a Thursday as was incorrectly advertised previously* Join Professor Bill Naphy as he explores the history of Witchcraft in Aberdeen and looks at how women were profiled and subsequently identified as witches. In the first 6 months of 1597, Aberdeen...

Join Dr Heidi Mehrkens on Thursday 22 October from 5pm-6.15pm (BST) as she explores what motivated royal princes of the Edwardian era to become leading philanthropists of their time, using the example of the King Edward's Hospital Fund for London (today known as the King's Fund). At the turn of the century, voices in British...