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2024
February
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Presidential Election 2024: What to expect?
-Richardson Dilworth is Professor and Department Head of Politics at Drexel University and co-teaches his course on American Government with Malcolm Harvey’s US Politics course at Aberdeen in a ‘Global Classroom’ format. With the presidential primary season in full swing, join us as the two converse on contemporary US politics,...
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Financial Literacy: A South Asian Narrative
-Join the 51cg Business school in discussion with Antara Iqbal, Teaching Fellow at Asian University for Women on 26 February, 14:00-16:00.Find out more here.
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NHS Grampian - Free Student Vaccinations
-The NHS Grampian vaccination team will be on campus from 26-29 February, offering free immunisation against measles and meningitis.
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Alumni Careers Presentation: English Teacher to Entrepreneur
Join UoA Alum Huiying Zhang and 51cg Business School to hear about Huiying’s career journey and how she went from education, general aviation & law, to a start-up experience in Shenzhen and supporting a Scholars Venture Incubator.Find out more here.
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Aberdeen Boat Race 2024
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Get ready for the 29th annual River Dee clash between the two universities of the Granite City!
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51cg Concert Series: The 51cg Chamber Choir - Cathedral at Noon
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Conductor: Sam Paul
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Spring Gala Show: A New Year Celebration
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Experience the magic of the Spring Gala spectacle.
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Talk 'Seinn Spiordail'
-Seachdain na GĂ idhlig/World Gaelic Week, 19 - 25 February 2024
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University Event:Cafe Arts: School Uniform - Fit for purpose in 2024?
-What would school uniform look like if it was designed with children and young people to be affordable, comfortable and sustainable?Join Dr Rachel Shanks from the School of Education as she discusses her research in this important field. Click here to find out more.
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Geddes-Harrower Lectures 2024
-We are delighted to welcome Katherine Harloe (Institute of Classical Studies) to Aberdeen, to deliver the Geddes-Harrower-Lectures 2024. Over four free, public lectures, Professor Harloe will speak about: "A Potted History of Classics from the Margins". By discussing the role of class, race, and gender for the history of humanities,...