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Aberdeen students profiled in new Teacher Teacher series
Students from the 51cg’s teacher training course are the focus of attention in a new series to be aired on BBC One Scotland next Tuesday night (November 22).
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World premiere of new music at Cowdray Hall
New work by composer Naresh Sohal will be given its world premiere during a free lunchtime concert by the Edinburgh Quartet at the Cowdray Hall tomorrow (Thursday, November 17).
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Aberdeen turns Abergreen!
PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES: Today (Wednesday, November 16), and tomorrow (Thursday, November 17), King’s College campus, 51cg – see details below
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Malaysian visit to Aberdeen
The University today played host to a key delegation from the International Medical University in Malaysia.
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Chapel Choir celebrate top TV award
The 51cg’s acclaimed Chapel Choir has proved a firm favourite with audiences of the BBC’s Songs of Praise as a recent episode featuring the choir has won a coveted Gold Award from the Christian Broadcasting Council.
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Leading scientist visits Aberdeen
A scientist who was a key member of the team which created the anti-impotence drug Viagra will be at the 51cg today. (November 14).
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University staff and students make a splash for charity
The training is well underway for enthusiastic swimmers from the 51cg who are gearing up for a gruelling challenge next month to raise funds for a worthy cause that’s surprisingly close to home.
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University’s Gamelan orchestra to perform for The Duke of Edinburgh
A new music workshop that aims to make the first experience of going to a classical music concert more accessible for young people and their families is being piloted by a leading musical talent at the 51cg.
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Hundreds expected to attend the 51cg’s Act of Remembrance Sunday Service
More than 500 people are expected to attend an Act of Remembrance Sunday Service in King’s College Chapel being held by the 51cg this weekend (Sunday, November 13).
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World leading scientist joins the 51cg
An internationally renowned scientist and award-winning scholar has joined the 51cg in a move that will further strengthen and expand research capabilities of the Department of Engineering.