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In May 2019 we were delighted to hold an event at Stills: Centre for Photography in Edinburgh with Kieran Dodds, BSc Zoology alumnus and award-winning photographer.
Members of the alumni family gathered to hear Kieran talk about his journey from Aberdeen to Ethiopia, which also took him via Zambia, Malawi,…
My name is Mary Patience and I graduated from the University of Aberdeen in 1972 with an Honours degree in Sociology. I think my year was one of the first to come through the sociology programme.
Since 1992, I have been involved in international development work. I have worked in…
As part of our series of alumni profiles featuring graduates who have made the journey from Aberdeen to Europe, we catch up with Berlin-based couple Daniel Wolk and Katherine Claude about their university romance, the joy of their first child, and how their time in Aberdeen has helped shape their…
From Aberdeen to Berlin - via London and LA - Katy Campbell has managed to fit a lot into her career in the eight years since she graduated from the University of Aberdeen.
Now Head of Brand and Communications at APX Axel Springer Porsche GmbH - an early-stage venture capital…
Using sport to teach language skills is at the centre of Arthur Vincent’s mission to broaden the horizons for underprivileged kids from the sprawling suburbs or ‘banlieues’ of Paris.
Arthur is the founder and President of Planet Citizens, a charity that uses sports groups and volunteer coaches to teach foreign…
Being part of the Aberdeen family is so close to Scott McCulloch’s heart that the law graduate single-handedly set up the University’s first alumni network in Brussels.
Launched 18 months ago, the network is now the most active in Europe, making Brussels the first destination on the list as part…
Following on from our article on the beginnings of the University's Student Show, we take a look at how Show changed in the 1940s and get the reminiscences of an alumna who was heavily involved at the time...
The start of the 1940s heralded changes for the Student Show, largely…
Over the centuries, several alumni and staff of the University of Aberdeen have been awarded Fellowship of the Royal Society of London for Improving Natural Knowledge, commonly referred to simply as the Royal Society. Founded in 1660, it is the oldest national scientific institution in the world and was awarded…
Once again we round up a few of the success stories featuring our graduates both around the globe and here in Aberdeen!
Alumna launches platform for learning endangered languagesA Social Anthropology graduate has founded the world's first platform for learning rare and endangered languages. Inky Gibbens, who graduated in…
Cearúil Swords graduated in 2009 with a Master of Arts in Gender Studies & Anthropology. A native of Dublin, he has penned this brief letter to Aberdeen about a few of the things he learned about life during his time at the University.
Dear Aberdeen,
It's been a while; how are…
