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2025
March
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51cg Chamber Choir: Leighton's Mass for Double Choir
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Join the 51cg Chamber Choir's performance of the Edinburgh-based composer, Keith Leighton's Mass for Double Choir.
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Chinese Calligraphy Workshop
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Chinese calligraphy is the ancient art of Chinese writing.
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Neurodiversity Celebration Week 2025: Maximising the Potential of Neurodiversity at UoA
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In this online session, we will discuss the power of self-awareness and how we can build this and utilise it to maximise the potential of neurodivergence at 51cg.
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Badminton Competition
-Come join us for a badminton competition
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Scottish Heraldry - Cheerfully Illustrated
-Aberdeen is one of Scotland’s most heraldic cities, where everything from street bollards and litter bins to council vehicles and granite buildings features coats of arms. Celebrated heraldist Gordon Casely highlights how twenty-first century Scots heraldry marks, decorates, identifies, and informs, illustrating his talk with images from Aberdeen and beyond.
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Neurodiversity Celebration Week 2025: Neurodivergent Journeys: Experiences completing a PhD
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Join us for a relaxed and insightful conversation with Dr Sarinah O'Donoghue, Dr Helen Knight and Dr Lucy Thompson as we mark Neurodiversity Celebration Week.
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SLB Insight Day and Recruitment Drive, 2025
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Join SLB as a dedicated, innovative engineer and help us lead the way toward a balanced planet. We will give you the responsibility and support to make a difference to our business from day one. You'll benefit from world-class training, work on important projects straight away and play a key...
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Cafe Sci - Time, place and pictures: how do we improve the care of stroke patients?
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Professor Mary Joan MacLeod will discuss research which seeks to improve the care of stroke patients
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Multi-faith Chaplaincy's Hillhead Cafe
-Doughnuts and hot drinks with the Chaplaincy. Come along for a chat. Everyone is welcome.
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Multi-faith Chaplaincy's Hillhead Cafe
-Doughnuts and hot drinks with the Chaplaincy. Come along for a chat. Everyone is welcome.