Event Archive

Sonic Arts Forum, organised by members of SERG (Sound Emporium Research Group), is a fortnightly informal forum for students, staff and anyone interested in sonic arts and related issues of technology and aesthetics.

The Toulmin Prize, established in 2008 and awarded annually, is a short story prize commemorating the work of one of North-East Scotland's finest exponents of written Doric, David Toulmin (John Reid).

The Centre for Modern Languages Research invites Dr Claire Nance from University of Lancaster to give a talk on 'The role of language professionals in minority language revitalisation: Users and shapers of Gaelic' as part of the centre's Research Seminar Series at the University of Aberdeen.

This workshop will explore how work in Modern Languages engages with current debates on decolonizing academic research and practice.

Sonic Arts Forum, organised by members of SERG (Sound Emporium Research Group), is a fortnightly informal forum for students, staff and anyone interested in sonic arts and related issues of technology and aesthetics.

Learn about Cherokee art with UOACollections!

Department of Music present the renowned vocal group, The Marian Consort, to the Concert Series

The Department of Music hosts various seminars and forums that promote a vibrant research culture among staff and students. Music Research Seminars take place during term-time throughout the academic year and offer a wide range of music and interdisciplinary research themes.

Sonic Arts Forum, organised by members of SERG (Sound Emporium Research Group), is a fortnightly informal forum for students, staff and anyone interested in sonic arts and related issues of technology and aesthetics.

The Centre for the Novel and WORD Centre of Creative Writing are co-hosting a two-day series of events at the University of Aberdeen exploring the expression and articulation of black experience from different historical, cultural and creative perspectives.