Event Archive

Inspired discussions in Aberdeen Maritime Museum taking inspiration from the commemorative exhibition on Sir David Gill. Admission is free.

The Aberdeen Bestiary: Sound-Image-Narrative is an artistic research project led by Dr. Suk-Jun Kim and Prof. Pete Stollery from SERG, and was one of the inaugural beneficiaries of a bursary from the Aberdeen Humanities Fund at the University of Aberdeen.

Why is it so difficult to lose weight yet all too easy to gain back those extra pounds? We'll explore whether new weight loss drugs can help.

In efforts to raise awareness about low carbon living the Aberdeen University Students' Association is inviting members of the University community to 'Go Green' by committing to a small but high-impact lifestyle change for two months.

On Founders' Day we pay tribute to our historic origins as an ancient University and we light a candle to give thanks for the vision of Bishop Elphinstone and our patron fathers.

Professor Vikki Entwistle's inaugural lecture - Health services aspire to be person-centred, safe, effective, efficient and fair, but can we really have it all?

The International Hungarian organist László Attila Almásy makes his first visit to Scotland to perform on the Aubertin Organ at King's College Chapel

A free lecture by Dr Isabella Jackson of the University of Aberdeen, organised as part of the King's Museum lecture series

Inspired discussions in Aberdeen Maritime Museum taking inspiration from the commemorative exhibition on Sir David Gill. Admission is free but booking is highly recommended.

Part of the King's Museum lecture series.