Event Archive

The Environmental Arts and Humanities Research Centre Reading Group continues for the 2026-7 academic year, led by Ines Kirschner. All are welcome to join.

We are excited to launch the Environmental Arts and Humanities Research Centre Works-in-Progress seminar series for the 2026-27 academic year, which will give members and anyone else interested a chance to share projects under development and receive feedback from colleagues.

Join us for the 2026 Future of French en Écosse conference in Aberdeen this June!

We are excited to welcome Dominic Hinde to discuss his latest book, Drifting North: Finding a Sustainable Future in Scotland's Past. Blending memoir, travelogue and environmental history, Hinde's compelling narrative travels across Scotland to ask a vital question: can the lessons of the past help us build a more sustainable...

Over two days, the conference brings together scholars, filmmakers, students, and wider audiences to examine how stories of difference are crafted and experienced across global film traditions. Drawing on postcolonial studies, psychology, and visual culture, we explore how moving images generate empathy or fear and how narratives from beyond the...

Screenings of three short documentaries, made by local and Scottish-based filmmakers, starting on Earth Day.

The second session of the EAHN Reading Group is scheduled for Wednesday, 15th April, from 3-4pm, in the Interdisciplinary Lounge. The theme for this event is collaboration across disciplines. Please not this is an in-person event only. All are welcome. we hope to see you there!

An event celebrating writer and performer Harry Josephine Giles' forthcoming chapter in the Routledge Companion of Scottish Literature. Giles's chapter focuses on the recurrence of transgender figures across genres in late-twentieth century Scottish literature, from Iain Banks' The Wasp Factory (1984) to Ali Smith's Girl Meets Boy (2007), asking how...

We are excited to launch the Aberdeen Environmental Arts and Humanities Network Reading Group.

Join the Literary Society and Dr Elizabeth Anderson for a special talk to mark the hundredth anniversary of the publication of Mrs Dalloway