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We are delighted to share the results of a recent volunteer project completed by Ruby Munro, a fourth-year history undergraduate. Ruby has created a blog post, a physical display, graphics, and a curated reading list designed to offer an introduction to the history of intersectional feminism.
We warmly invite you…
The Inclusion Practitioners network was created by and for practitioners who support students and staff both directly and indirectly. The network was designed to solve the problem of communication between practitioners and provide an opportunity to update other colleagues from across the University on developments in your area.…
Aberdeen Medico-chirurgical Society
Room 402, Suttie Centre, Foresterhill 7pm
Dr Don Urquhart is a Consultant and Honorary Reader in Paediatric Respiratory Medicine and Sleep Medicine at the Royal Hospital for Children and Young People and University of Edinburgh. Don is a clinician and researcher whose main interests are exercise and…
Please, join us to celebrate Earth Day together! On Earth Day (22nd of April), people around the world unite behind environmental issues to take climate actions. In cooperation with AUSA Swap Shop, the Library’s Green Library Group are organising an Eco Wardrobe Giveaway event between Monday the 21st and Wednesday…
As an undergraduate student, you're probably embarking on your first significant research project. You might find yourself working with your tutors on a project that turns out to be suitable for publication in an academic journal. If this happens, it's a great opportunity to engage with the broader academic community…
Aberdeen Medico-chirurgical Society
Thursday 27th March, Room 402, The Suttie Centre, Foresterhill, 7pm
Professor Amanda Howe was a practising GP for almost 40 years, as well as pursuing an academic career and holding various professional leadership roles. She is Emeritus Professor of Primary Care at the University of East Anglia,…
As Social Prescribing Day approaches on 19th March 2025, it's a great time to think about different ways to stay healthy and happy. Social prescribing is a way for people to get support for their wellbeing outside of traditional medical care. It helps with things like stress, loneliness, and financial…
Aberdeen Medico-chirurgical Society
Room 402, The Suttie Centre, Foresterhill, 7pm
Dr Carey Lunan has worked as an NHS GP for 20 years, mostly in areas of high socio economic deprivation, including homeless services. She is the Chair of the Scottish Deep End Project, and is currently on secondment from clinical…
Are you not sure how to start your dissertation? Or struggling with legal writing? Maybe do you need something specific on legal research and Scots law?
If the answer is yes to any of these questions, or to all of them, do not hesitate to check out our new UG…
Dive into Rights Retention in our blog.
What is Rights Retention?The Rights Retention Strategy (RRS) is a valuable tool that empowers authors to keep control over the rights to their accepted manuscripts when publishing journal articles, conference papers, and long-form works.
Traditionally, when an author signs a copyright agreement…
