Event Archive

Free drop- in Christmas craft sessions for children aged 7-11 and their accompanying adults Join us to make Christmas cards and tree decorations inspired by the wonderful Jacobite treasures on display in our current exhibition, 'Rebels With A Cause: the Jacobites and the Global Imagination.'

A lecture taking place to commemorate World AIDS Day, coordinated by the Centre for Sustainable International Development and StopAIDS (student group), both of the University of Aberdeen. The event will be specifically geared to young people and they will be encouraged to ask questions and participate in the discussion.

How do readers of fiction decide what is credible and what isn't?

Join us for the inaugural exhibition at the University Library Gallery. 'Rebels with a Cause : Jacobites and the Global Imagination' displays highlights from the Library, Special Collections and Museum, revealing the lives and travels of those historical characters whose ideologies have played a distinctive role in forming part of...

Three Aberdeen surgeons will give an insight into the challenges faced by the nation, the soldiers and the medics of the First World War.

Come along and talk to academics and support staff about research,taught & CPD postgraduate opportunities at the University of Aberdeen.

Dr Brian Brock, School of Divinity, History and Philosophy, University of Aberdeen will outline how advances in technology are often relied upon to address global challenges, from world hunger to climate change and the energy crunch. But is there another way?

Europe’s biggest science festival is coming to Aberdeen in 2012 hosted by the University of Aberdeen working alongside TechFest-SetPoint. The British Science Festival has a long history: Previously known as the Annual Meeting of the British Association it has been running since 1831 and last visited Scotland in 2001, and...

The University of Aberdeen Music Prize, a collaboration between the University of Aberdeen and the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, has earned a reputation as one of the most prestigious contemporary composition prizes across the globe.

Professor Thompson will give a fascinating pictorial overview of non-linear phenomena and the chaos that can arise from simple changes, highlighting some of the key findings from his own research throughout his career.