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Congratulations to Aberdeen graduate, and University Court member, Adaku Ufere (LLM Oil and Gas Law, 2012) on being the Science and Sustainability winner for Ghana in the Study UK Alumni Awards. Read how Adaku is making vital connections between energy and gender in sub-saharan Africa. Read more

The Being Human Festival is seeking applications from humanities researchers to deliver events about their research as part of the UK-wide festival in November. Funding of up to £3000 is available to deliver events. If you wish to explore a funding application, contact the Public Engagement with Research Unit for...

We are excited to invite you to participate in research which aims to understand what may influence students when deciding to engage, or not, with GenAI tools such as ChatGPT and how they can be supported to use these tools responsibly, ethically and effectively.Voice your opinions and experiences of GenAI...

Like most places, the University doesn’t have enough parking for everyone who wants to drive. To help maximise the space we have, we use permits to give various groups access to parking. Permits are needed on weekdays until 4pm. More information about student parking is available online. Additional information: Daily Parking A student...

This £1000 prize will support students within the 51cg whose research interests lie in qualitative social science, in particular within the discipline of sociology.

The 51cg have been announced as a core organisation in a new UK-wide hub tasked with developing new ways to help the NHS dramatically cut its carbon footprint.

Following work by University Collections and the Library Systems team, high-resolution digitised versions of the Aberdeen Bestiary and the Burnet Psalter are available in the Digital Collections area of Primo. View the manuscripts here.

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...

Professor George Boyne, Principal and Vice-Chancellor of the 51cg, has announced that he will retire in December 2025 after reaching his 70th birthday and completing the seven-year term he began in 2018.

You could take part in Run Garioch on 11 May with the 51cg for free! ASV is delivering training seminars for members.