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Cabinet Secretary welcomes University of Aberdeen’s lead in reforming curriculum
The University of Aberdeen has announced the outcome of a major review of undergraduate teaching, with plans to give Aberdeen graduates the advantages of restructured and enhanced degree programmes.
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Carbon capture to come under spotlight at lecture
Technology which could drastically reduce carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions across the globe will come under the spotlight at a lecture in Aberdeen this week (Thursday 2 April).
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Conservatives 'now the listening party' – new research
The Conservatives are now more likely than Labour to be regarded as a party that tries to find out what voters want, according to new research unveiled today.
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Aberdeen academic scoops prestigious oil industry award
An Aberdeen academic scooped a prestigious oil industry accolade at an awards ceremony in Aberdeen last night (Thursday 26 March).
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Play it again Sam? Economists take note of Classical Pianists
Economists from Scotland and the Netherlands are exploring the factors which determine why aspiring young pianists take part in professional competitions.
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Aberdeen academic scoops prestigious oil industry award
An Aberdeen academic scooped a prestigious oil industry accolade at an awards ceremony in Aberdeen last night (Thursday 26 March).
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Play it again Sam? Economists take note of Classical Pianists
Economists from Scotland and the Netherlands are exploring the factors which determine why aspiring young pianists take part in professional competitions.
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Conservatives 'now the listening party' – new research
The Conservatives are now more likely than Labour to be regarded as a party that tries to find out what voters want, according to new research unveiled today.
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Record number of pupils to attend revision school
A record number of North East secondary school pupils have enrolled in revision sessions to give them a helping hand with their studies.
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Record number of pupils to attend revision school
A record number of North East secondary school pupils have enrolled in revision sessions to give them a helping hand with their studies.