Event Archive

An artistic exhibition exploring the impact of resource extraction on water resources in northern Canada. Displayed in the MacRobert Building Foyer from 9am to 5pm during weekdays. Photo credit: Tanya Harnett, Paul First Nations: 2005 Wabamum clean up site of a 700,000 litre oil spill, 2011.

Steppin Steens o Knowledge (Stepping Stones of Knowledge) refers to a life philosophy of the late Stanley Robertson, a Traveller and former research associate at the Elphinstone Institute.

An international workshop and conference from 18 - 19 June 2014 will examine the concept of 'the Fall' across a range of disciplines and languages, extending from antiquity to contemporary times. As the 340th anniversary of John Miltons death approaches.

The North research theme stand was very well attended at the International Congress of Arctic Social Sciences (ICASS) VIII in Prince George, British Columbia, Canada from May 22 - 26, 2014.

A Scandinavian singing and dancing session for all abilities on 10 May 2014 from 2pm.

The University's Psychiatry Group showcases the latest research to emerge from the department - 10th & 11th May 2014 from 11am to 3pm.

The May Festival will showcase the many strengths of the University with events spanning science, music, literature, film, Gaelic and food and nutrition.

Banjo, mandolin, guitar and vocals at Woodend Barn, Banchory - Bistro Bowlfuls - quick no choice suppoers for selected evenings pre events.

For two days in April at The Grassmarket Centre in Edinburgh. This truly unique festival combines one off concerts with dynamic and exciting workshops for both adults and children. Celebrating the best talent from Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Shetland and Northern England.

An intermedia performance will take place at the Woodend Barn in Banchory on 24 April 2014 at 8pm, based on research from North programme - Pathways to Power.