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University of Aberdeen welcomes its first Cultural Entrepreneur in Residence
University of Aberdeen students will gain the skills to develop and fund their own start-ups in the arts and cultural industries through a new initiative.
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Arts and Humanities moves into top 200 of THE World University Rankings by Subject
Arts and Humanities at the University of Aberdeen is the insitution's most improved discipline in the Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings by Subject 2025, placing us in the top 200 globally.
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WayWORD Festival secures Creative Scotland funding for three more years
Creative Scotland has confirmed that the University of Aberdeen's WayWORD Festival will receive £150,000 of funding over three years as part of their new Multi-Year Funding programme.
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Shane looks to the skies for Burns Night
A poem by University of Aberdeen lecturer in creative writing, Shane Strachan, has been selected as part of a project to celebrate the night skies on Burns Night.
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Performance on Scotland's oldest cello will deliver the right note following restoration
The oldest surviving Scottish cello, which once belonged to a fierce opponent of the slave trade, will be brought back to life in a special performance at the University of Aberdeen.
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Gaelic Song Traditions Exhibition arrives in Benbecula
Following a successful tour of Highlands and Island venues the popular Seinn Spioradail Exhibition will be in Museum nan Eilean, Benbecula from 16 November 2024.
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Katya Krylova gives 2024 Ingeborg Bachmann Centre Biennial Lecture
On Wednesday 30th October, Dr Katya Krylova (LLMVC Senior Lecturer in German, Film and Visual Culture) gave the 2024 Ingeborg Bachmann Centre Biennial Lecture in London.
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Workshop highlights how to turn humanities subjects into rewarding careers
Senior school pupils across the north of Scotland are being offered the chance to see how their social subjects and humanities classes translate into careers, with help from the University of Aberdeen.
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Matthew Machin-Autenrieth Wins Ellen Koskoff Edited Volume Prize
LLMVC Lecturer in Ethnomusicology, Dr Matthew Machin-Autenreith, has been awarded the prestigious prize by Society for Ethnomusicology for the co-edited book Music and the Making of Portugal and Spain: Nationalism and Identity Politics in the Iberian Peninsula.
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New funding to explore community connections to water policies and responses to climate change
A new project to empower those who lack voice in climate action and to provide alternative ways to share risk perception has been awarded £190,000 in funding.