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You can now register your interest & submit an abstract for the Nutrition Society Scottish Section Conference 2025: Undernutrition in later life: Current understanding and advances, which is taking place at The University of Dundee, from 1st - 2nd April. Please see the link below for more information about the conference:https://www.nutritionsociety.org/events/scottish-section-conference-undernutrition-later-life-current-understanding-and-advances Please...

Dance off the day and give your endorphins and serotonin a boost at the weekly Zumba sessions at Suttie Centre!

Join us for an empowering evening dedicated to supporting disabled learners in their journey to apply for and study medicine. This event will provide valuable insights and inspiration from doctors and students with disabilities.

Two groups were tasked with reviewing and refreshing Entrepreneurship Education. We are now inviting colleagues beyond group membership to contribute and comment on progress and to help shape the final recommendations. Join the team in KCG7: 31 March, 1000-1500 – opening presentation (recorded) and drop in format 3 and 8 April, 1100-1400...

Looking for somewhere to visit during the school holidays? Come along to the 51cg's Zoology Museum!

Ramadan in the tradition of Qatar: Tradition, Spirits, and Unity. Studnets will share on social medias their best photography shots and the best three will be printed and displayed at the university.

Come meet our lovely dogs for a wellbeing boost!

This series will spotlight and celebrate women in ocean science who are walking a path that is, in many ways, more difficult than that of male researchers and whose achievements are all the greater for it. The talks are open to everyone, at any stage of their career and to...

Are you a student interested in entrepreneurship and innovation? Connect with like-minded staff, students, entrepreneurs, and experts at the monthly Start Here Breakfast networking event! Start Here Breakfast events are held on the last Wednesday of every month, this is your chance to connect with the university’s enterprise community.

Finnish storyteller Riikka Palonen will share ancient stories and songs from Fenno-Baltic, Karelian, and Lappish traditions, hoping to connect us to our beautiful planet, and in doing so create a spell to help heal our dear Mother Earth. Part of the Aberdeen and Beyond Storytelling Festival.