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2025
October
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Spiders, Bats, Crows, Cats - A Gothic Zoology Tour
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A student-led tour focussing on creatures featured in the 'Fear And Fascination' exhibition. Come and find out some zoological facts behind the fear and fascination of spider, bats, beetles and more!
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Spiders, Bats, Crows, Cats - A Gothic Zoology Tour
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A student-led tour focussing on creatures featured in the 'Fear And Fascination' exhibition. Come and find out some zoological facts behind the fear and fascination of spider, bats, beetles and more!
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October School Holidays - Visit the Zoology Museum
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A great place to visit with family and friends.
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October School Holidays - Monsters Ink
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We're inviting visitors to the Sir Duncan Rice Library to add their drawings of monsters to our Fear & Fascination Gothic backdrop throughout the October holidays.
July
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Festival of the Sea: Online Talk - Sea Monsters on Medieval and Renaissance Maps with Chet van Duzer
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Ever wondered why some of the earliest maps and atlases feature fantastical sea creatures?
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Festival of the Sea: Map Making Workshop
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Add to a collaborative map of the sea by drawing islands, ships and whatever else you can imagine. Part of the Festival of the Sea!
May
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PUBLIC TALK Sophie Coulombeau - Brothers & Lovers: Frances Burney and the Gothic
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The University is delighted to welcome author and radio presenter Sophie Coulombeau in this talk showcasing some of the research from her recent publication 'Reading with the Burneys' which is closely linked to Aberdeen.
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Fear and Fascination - A Gothic Exhibition
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Step into a world of Gothic terror in the latest exhibition from University Collections.
April
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Student-led Zoology Museum Extinction Tours
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Are we currently in a mass-extinction event? If so, what's causing it? Join one of our special tours of the Zoology Museum to find out more.
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Student-led Zoology Museum Extinction Tours
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Are we currently in a mass-extinction event? If so, what's causing it? Join one of our special tours of the Zoology Museum to find out more.