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The student-led literary arts festival will take place from the 19th - 26th September 2021 with a vibrant blend of online and in-person events.

This event looks at the regulation of Surrogacy arrangements in Sri Lanka and lessons learned from the United Kingdom.

To celebrate the 'Road to COP26' campaign, why not join NESCAN for this community workshop

Join Professor Louise Phillips, from the School of Psychology, on Thursday 9 September from 4pm (BST) as she discusses generational differences in interpreting social cues. We are constantly decoding cues from the faces, voices and bodies of other people to work out what they feel and what their intentions might be....

Join us online and across Scotland for an extravaganza of shows, talks, family activities, and discovery.

 ‘In Conversation with….’ is a series of online discussions with business leaders.  These bitesize events are aimed at providing direction, assistance and hope during these uncertain times. The events take place from 9am-9.30am (BST) on the first Wednesday of every month. Please note, in September the event will take place...

Partnering with sustainable theatre company The HandleBards, this outdoor family friendly show will be making a stop at Cruickshank Botanic Garden for one day only on their tour across the UK.

A series of engaging events brought to you by the Aberdeenshire Philosophy Cafe to reflect on contemporary society's unsolved problems and unanswered questions.

Join us for a virtual celebration of the 250th anniversary of Walter Scott’s birth, and the opening of the University’s new online exhibition, Walter Scott and Song: Retuning the Harp of the North, on Tuesday 17 August from 6pm (BST). With an introduction by Professor Ali Lumsden, Exhibition Curator and Director of...

We hope you'll join us for another virtual Cruickshank Botanic Garden walk, this time taking a look at the gardens in full summer bloom! Curator Mark Paterson will once again lead the session, sharing his pre-recorded footage of the gardens and telling us a little bit about what can be found in the gardens during summertime....