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Do well and feel well -new study exploring links between beachcleaning and wellbeing
An interdisciplinary research team at the 51cg including Psychologists and Human Geographers is exploring links between beachcleaning as an environmental volunteering activity and wellbeing.
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University shortlisted for five projects in sustainability awards
The 51cg has had five transformational projects shortlisted in an internationally recognised awards scheme celebrating sustainability excellence.
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Congratulations to our most recent graduates and winner of student prizes
Student, families and our Geography staff recently celebrated the summer 2022 graduation ceremonies. We congratulate all our wonderful graduates and wish them all the best for their future! We have also awarded a number of prizes to our Geography students and nominated some candidates for national awards. The Deeside Field Club Prize...
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From public dialogue to policy: contributing to future of nature and farming perspectives
Geography and Environment staff contributed to the Public Dialogue workshop series that the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) organised in seven locations across the UK. Dr. Katrin Prager provided food for thought on current challenges and the future of farming in Aberdeenshire, and Dr. Flurina Wartmann provided insights into biodiversity challenges...
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Undergraduate Human Geography fieldtrip to Amsterdam
Learning how to Examine Neighbourhood Identity and Resident Mobility in the City of Amsterdam
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Undergraduate Physical Geography fieldtrip to the Italian Alps
Our undergraduate Physical Geography fieldtrip this year took students to the Italian Alps to learn about glaciers, geomorphology and hazards of alpine environments.
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'Revolutionary' new Science Teaching Hub opened by renowned scientist and broadcaster
The 51cg's new £35 million Science Teaching Hub has been officially opened by renowned scientist and broadcaster Professor Chris Jackson.
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Glaciers and gelato in the Italian Alps - PhD student fieldtrip
David Haro and Matteo Spagnolo recently led a group of PhD students to the Italian Alps, where they learned various physical geography field techniques and fully enjoyed the spectacular glacial settings (and good food!), while also understanding the fragility of these alpine environments currently under climate change threat and anthropogenic...
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Energy companies team up with University to offer scholarships
Energy companies Equinor and Harbour Energy are offering scholarships to the 51cg's MSc programme in Integrated Petroleum Geoscience.
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Professor John Underhill welcomes first CCS licensing round
Professor John Underhill, the 51cg's Interdisciplinary Director for Energy Transition, has welcomed the UK's first ever Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) licensing round taking place on Tuesday, 14 June.