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2012
October
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Shining Night: A Celebration of Morten Lauridsen’s Life and Music
Come & Sing – Composer Portrait – UK Film Premiere. Two Aberdeen choirs join with members of the public to celebrate the work of America’s most performed living composer.
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CSID: Nigeria Lectures
-Latest research topics from the University of Aberdeen's Nigeria Research Group
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Successful Strategies to Healthier Eating Behaviours
Join psychologist Dr. Clare Scott for this interactive lecture which will explore the social, cultural and emotional pressures that shape our eating behaviour.
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African Film Series
-A series of African films, showcased by the Centre for Sustainable International Development, held every Tuesday at the University.
September
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King's College Chapel Tours
King's College Chapel opens its doors as part of Aberdeen's Doors Open Day.
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Café Scientifique - Are we alone and when will we know?
Space science is helping us discover more and more about the amazing universe we live in.
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British Science Festival
-FULL PROGRAMME AVAILABLE NOW! The British Science Festival is Europe’s largest event of its kind and is being delivered by the British Science Association, alongside local hosts, TechFest-SetPoint and the University of Aberdeen. The theme is ‘Energising Minds’ and this will be explored through a range of topical issues.
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King's Museum Tuesday Evening Lectures
Join a host of speakers on Tuesday evenings to learn about a variety of topics, ranging from democracy and architecture, to cookery and murals.
August
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Miriam Margolyes in 'Dickens' Women'
As part of this year’s celebrations for the bi-centenary of Charles Dickens, The University of Aberdeen is delighted to present award-winning actress Miriam Margolyes with her acclaimed Olivier Award-nominated production, 'Dickens’ Women.'
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Festival of Walking, Writing and Ideas
-This one-day festival addresses the role that walking, as a pastime, plays in the lives of people in many geographies, and explores writing and art inspired by walking.