Event Archive

A renowned Irish poet will make his first visit to Aberdeen as part of his British Tour. Micheal O'Siadhail, winner of The Marten Toonder Prize and The Irish American Culture Institute Prize for Literature, will present a selection of his work to students and membersof the public at the free...

As people live longer, the incidence of dementia continues to grow. Come and discuss what is being done to understand and treat this disease, which is so devastating for patients and families alike.

The 2012 Hay of Seaton Memorial Lecture will be delivered by His Most Eminent Highness, Fra' Matthew Festing, Grand Master of the Sovereign Military Hospitaller Order of St. John of Jerusalem of Rhodes and of Malta, on the topic of Opportunities for Cooperation between the Faiths of the Middle East:...

Come and view this internationally acclaimed photography exhibition while you have the opportunity - free for all to view.

Join us at the University Library for a day of craft. Inspired by Victorian cameras, create photograph albums to hold your very own photographic portraits.

The University of Aberdeen is proud to host the annual Energy Industries Overview training conference. Now in it's 19th year, this long established event is designed for, and has proven to be, a must for those wishing to gain or update their knowledge of the Energy Industries.

The University of Aberdeen is proud to host the annual Energy Industries Overview training conference. Now in its 19th year, this long established event is designed for and has proven to be,a must for those wishing to gain or update their knowledge of the Energy Industries.

Open Book is a community book club based in the Special Collections Centre at the new University Library, University of Aberdeen. Facilitated by the Centre for the Novel, this monthly discussion group is open to anyone who loves reading.

Join us at the University Library for a day of craft. Create the underwater world of the Aberdeen Harbour Board divers and add silvery fishes to our underwater scene.

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