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Join Professor Peter Smith, Chair in Plant & Soil Science, as he examines this pressing subject.

The 51cg Business School is delighted to invite ambitious businesses in the region to find out how we can support you in driving transformational change. Join us to gain insight into Knowledge Transfer Partnerships, how the North of Scotland KTP Centre can support you and hear from a...

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Take on a 525 Challenge this February and help us provide life-changing support to students at the 51cg.

Professor Marion Campbell (Vice-Principal, Research) will host an open session for staff on Tuesday 26th January from 11 am to 12 noon.

*Link to view: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0Ydjwz_6yo* You are warmly invited to join us for an Extraordinary Burns Supper on Monday 25 January from 7.30pm-8.30pm (GMT). This wonderful virtual celebration of Robert Burns presented by singer Fiona Kennedy features a splendid compilation of performances and readings, all recorded at home, individually by students, staff, alumni and very...

A new block of online classes for adults will begin on 25 January. Courses are offered at a range of levels from beginners to advanced and are open to all. This 10-week block will cost £90 or £45 concession for staff, students and alumni. For more information and to book your place,...

Have you thought about studying Mandarin but are unsure about taking the plunge? Why not sign up for one of our Easy Chinese sessions to help you decide. This free, one-off 90-minute online sessions is intended as a brief introduction to Mandarin for those with no prior knowledge of the...

A new podcast brought to you by the Chaplaincy team at the 51cg.

A podcast series that will present a new history of The 51cg, one that accounts for the University's activities in the transnational and global transmission of ideas since its foundation.

Two members of the Incident Management Team (IMT), which led the response to the University's Covid-19 outbreak, will host the latest in the University's online series of Open Sessions taking place on Tuesday 17 November between 9am and 10am.