Heritage app project wins Inform Prize 2024
The Inform prize 2024 was awarded to the project "Aberdeen Uncovered", developed by Calvin Earshaw, Ignatious George, Dylan Moeller and Katie Campbell and led by Dr. Hans Hones in Art History.
Outstanding survey results for DHPA
Art History is 1st in the UK for positive responses for the third consecutive year. 1st in Scotland for Overall Satisfaction and 1st in Scotland and the UK for Student Positivity in Art History (The National Student Survey 2024)
History is 1st in Scotland for Overall Satisfaction (The National Student Survey 2024)
Divinity is 1st in the UK for Research in Theology (The Research Excellence Framework 2021), 1st in Scotland for Theology & Religious Studies (The Complete University Guide) and 1st in Scotland for Overall Satisfaction in Theology & Religious Studies (The National Student Survey 2024)
Philosophy is 1st in Scotland for Overall Satisfaction (The National Student Survey 2024)
The results are in and show that our students are highly satisfied with the teaching and learning support they receive from our expert, dedicated staff. Find out more about our undergraduate teaching programmes and the outstanding student experience we offer!
The School of Divinity, History, Philosophy & Art History
Research project launched to investigate the impact of race and class in UK religious studies and theology
Professor David Clough from the Department of Divinity is one of three Co-Convenors of a new research project based at the University of Aberdeen.
"From the Floe Edge": British Academy funding success for Dr Isabelle Gapp
Isabelle Gapp, Interdisciplinary Research Fellow in Art History, has received British Academy funding for a collaborative project on coastal sea ice, working with Sarah Cooley (University of Oregon).
Margaret E.S. Merchant Memorial Scholarship
Applications are invited for the Margaret E.S. Merchant Memorial Scholarship. This scholarship is open to candidates applying for PhD study in the area of History of Medicine.
Historian's role in new Hitler and Goebbels film helps reveal the legacy of Nazi disinformation
A University of Aberdeen academic is the historical advisor to the first serious Hitler feature film in two decades.
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