Event Archive

The workshops' aim is to help you understand the resources available to you as researchers here at the University of Aberdeen, and how to get the best out of them.

Staff at the Library will run a series of four refresher sessions for PGT students the week commencing 29 May.  Across the four workshops we will look at planning and designing search strategies, getting the best out of Google, and using the discovery tool Primo to find print and electronic materials. We will...

The IT Service Desk's Training and Documentation Team will offer the following sessions for PGT students:  Microsoft Word: Working with long documents (24 May & 01 June) By the end of this course you will be able to define and use an appropriate template, understand and modify inbuilt styles, apply multi-level numbering, apply...

Staff at the Library will run a referencing session on Thursday 18 May 10:00 - 12:00. In the workshop we will look at the principles of referencing, demonstrate how to create in-text citations, footnotes and, lists of references at the end of your written work. We will also look at...

The Friends of Aberdeen University Library (FAUL) Committee are delighted to invite members, and prospective members, to the 2023 Annual General Meeting in the Craig Suite situated on the seventh floor of The Sir Duncan Rice Library on Wednesday 17 May 2023 from 7pm – 9pm. The evening will be enhanced...

Your chance to chat with author and activist Zoë Playdon about her book "The Hidden History of Ewan Forbes" and about her experience of frontline work in LGBTI human rights.

The University of Aberdeen Museums & Special Collections is delighted to welcome academic and activist Zoë Playdon to talk about her publication "The Hidden Case of Ewan Forbes" - a local story with international resonance - as part of this year's Book Week Scotland.

Public event with Professor Sean Moore (Visiting Scholar 2022), supported by RIISS, FAUL, AHF and Museums and Special Collections.

The Northwest Passage present work by artist Barbara Rae, inspired by her journeys from Orkney to the Canadian arctic as she engaged with the topography and history of the land.

The University of Aberdeen's latest online exhibition invites viewers to discover the intricacies of human relationships with animals.