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2022
October
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The British Secret Service, the Scottish Book Trade, and the 1707 Act of Union: An Inquiry into the History of Propaganda
-Public event with Professor Sean Moore (Visiting Scholar 2022), supported by RIISS, FAUL, AHF and Museums and Special Collections.
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Steps to Winning a Successful Conference
-Are you interested in bringing a conference to Aberdeen? Network with colleagues over lunch to find out how you can successfully bid to host conferences in Aberdeen.
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Black History Month 2022
-We are delighted to present the University's programme of events and activities for Black History Month 2022.
September
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Cafe Sci - Rewilding and natural habitat expansion in Scotland
-The University of Aberdeen's Cafe Scientifique returns with a special Explorathon edition.
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Easy Chinese Session
-Join us for an introduction to learning Mandarin.
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Easy Chinese 20th September
-Perhaps you've been thinking about learning Mandarin but are unsure whether to take the plunge? Why not come to one of the free one-off Easy Chinese sessions we'll be runninng in advance of our new term of classes starting to help you make up your mind. This in-person session at the...
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WayWORD Festival 2022
-For the third year running the University of Aberdeen is set to host the exciting student and youth-led WayWORD Festival.
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Short Talks Series: GAMING - In plague-ridden medieval Aberdeen (UNI-Versal)
-In this talk, historians Dr Jackson Armstrong and William Hepburn explain how the grisly history of medieval Aberdeen came to life as the video game "Strange Sickness", funded via Kickstarter.
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Storytelling and Public Speaking Workshop for Adults (UNI-Versal)
-Join storyteller, Anna Fancett, for a workshop prompted by stories from history and find out how to share a short narrative in front of a live audience with confidence.
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Short Talks Series: PRINTED WORD - The Zodiac Man and the Printer (UNI-Versal)
-Join Professor Peter Reid of Robert Gordon University to explore the arrival of the first printing press to Aberdeen, and the man who brought it.