Aberdeen University postpone summer graduations ceremonies
Aberdeen University will postpone this summer’s graduation ceremonies due to coronavirus fears.
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Aberdeen University take Boat Race bragging rights over Robert Gordon University
Aberdeen University Boat Club enjoyed the bragging rights over their city rivals Robert Gordon University after triumphing in the 25th Aberdeen Standard Investments Boat Race.
University of Aberdeen and Robert Gordon University go head to head in Boat Race
Aberdeen University expect to face a fearsome Robert Gordon University challenge in Saturday’s Boat Race, according to their president.
Breakthrough for spinal injuries as Aberdeen university experts find new way to repair nerves
Experts from Aberdeen University have discovered a new way to repair injured spinal nerves.
Rare photos of royal family displayed in Aberdeen
Rarely seen photos of Queen Victoria and the royal family at Balmoral will go on show at Aberdeen University.
Big names lined up for Aberdeen university International Women’s Day talks
A celebrity psychologist and a Facebook leader will help mark International Women’s Day at the University of Aberdeen.
Academic cafe event returns to north-east
An event which discusses philosophy is set to return to the north-east.
University repays more than £100,000 over settlement with former principal
A university has repaid more than £100,000 to the Scottish Funding Council after it was found to have failed to make a proper assessment of value for money when a former principal was awarded a six-figure settlement.
New learning hub opens doors at Aberdeen university
Deputy First Minister John Swinney officially opened a new learning hub at Aberdeen University during a visit to Aberdeen, paving the way for fresh innovation in children’s learning.
Aberdeen university talk to discuss background of tensions in Iran
An upcoming talk in the Aberdeen will discuss the background of current tensions in Iran.
Flammable ice study offers ‘tantalising clue’ about life on other planets
Scientists have discovered life in tiny bubbles in so-called flammable ice, providing a “tantalising clue” about the existence of life on other planets.
Aberdeen university staff announce more strikes over pay and pensions
Staff at Aberdeen University are to strike in a dispute over pay, pensions and working conditions.
Basking sharks have family feeding frenzies at known eating spots, study finds
Basking sharks defy predator stereotypes by taking their families to feeding spots they have eaten at before, scientists have found.
Four in Scotland tested for coronavirus
The University of Aberdeen, which has a partnership with Wuhan University, said it was not aware of any students in Wuhan – where the outbreak is thought to have originated – who have returned from the area recently.
Five people tested for coronavirus in Scotland
Five people are being tested for suspected coronavirus in Scotland, according to the Scottish Government.
Princess Royal receives honorary degree from Duchess of Rothesay at University of Aberdeen ceremony
The Princess Royal received an honorary degree from her sister-in-law the Duchess of Rothesay at a prestigious ceremony in Aberdeen.
Camilla awards honorary degree to sister-in-law the Princess Royal
The Princess Royal has received an honorary degree for a lifetime of charity work – from her sister-in-law, the Duchess of Cornwall.
Camilla to bestow university honour on sister-in-law the Princess Royal
The Duchess of Cornwall will present an honorary degree to her sister-in-law the Princess Royal at the University of Aberdeen on Tuesday.
Aberdeen professor joins fight for sight research
A north-east professor has signed a public letter to fight for more funding in the battle against sight loss.
Huntington’s disease drug trial helps patient ‘focus on the good’
One of the first people in Scotland to take part in a new trial for Huntington’s disease (HD) says the programme has taken him from a “real place of darkness”.
North-east’s Beattie sixth in DMT world championship finale
University of Aberdeen student Kim Beattie finished sixth in the double mini trampoline world championships in Tokyo, Japan.
Aberdeen medical students to get ‘real life’ experience to help tackle GP crisis
First-Year medical students will get more experience of “real life” healthcare situations as part of new measures by Aberdeen University to tackle the GP crisis.
Anxious wait continues for Aberdeen residents after council misses deadline on buy-back decision
Aberdeen residents who are waiting anxiously to hear if they will be forced to move out of their homes are still being kept in the dark after another council deadline was missed.
Colourful crafting exhibition opens in Aberdeen
An art exhibition full of colour has officially opened in Aberdeen.
£420 per month: Stylish living in heart of Aberdeen
Boasting well-proportioned accommodation, this stylish apartment is ideal for students and young couples alike.
Final call for Aberdeen Sustainable Energy Art Competition
Aberdeen University Students’ Association is issuing a final call for submissions for the Sustainable Energy Art Competition.
TV licence warning to Aberdeen students
Students in Aberdeen are being urged to make sure they are covered by a TV licence.
University of Aberdeen to hold open day for future students
An Aberdeen university has announced an open day for prospective students.
Aberdeen university launches new course to study Sir Walter Scott
A free online course on the work of one of Scotland’s greatest literary figures is being offered by a city university.
Thousands of bugs discovered in cows stomachs ‘could improve meat and dairy’
Meat and dairy products could be improved by thousands of bugs in cows’ stomachs that have been found by scientists using special DNA technology.