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Join Lisa from SAMH for a session exploring career pathways in mental health. Learn more about the work of SAMH, the different types of support we provide, the roles available within the sector, routes into those careers, and volunteering opportunities for anyone interested in mental health.

This live Teams session will cover what we mean by academic misconduct and why this is important for your studies. We will cover academic integrity, including plagiarism (and self-plagiarism); collusion; contract cheating; data falsification; and appropriate levels of use of GenAI tools. You will also be given reassurance and advice...

Come to our session to find out what to expect at the Volunteering Fair, how best to prepare, what to ask (and what not to ask!) and gain valuable networking tips.

This live Teams session will cover the basics of report writing for assessments. Here, generic advice will be given on structure and headings, as well as plenty of advice and tips on what makes a good report. For students who want to be prepared, they may wish to watch the...

Interested in Chinese language teaching, art and cultural classes and events? Confucius Institute will host a pop-up in the Sir Duncan Rice Library foyer, Monday 16 February. Come meet the friendly team, ask them any questions and explore their upcoming Spring Festival programme to celebrate Chinese New Year!

Aberdeen University Students' Association is proud to celebrate 25 years of supporting, empowering, and representing our student community.

Join us in the stunning King's College Chapel as we pay tribute to our historic origins as an ancient University and celebrate the support of our benefactors over the centuries

Attend the Centre for Autism and Theology's next webinar with John Allister talking about his new book, 'Faith, Hope and Autism'.

As a postgraduate student you are required to engage in, and express more clearly, your own ‘intellectual work’. What does that mean in practice and what does it have to do with being critical? This online session answers those questions.

KPMG will be at the Library Foyer on Thursday 12th February 11am-3pm. Meet with representatives from the organisation to learn more about live graduate roles currently offered, our application process, and ask any questions you have about KPMG.