Current and Upcoming Events

This live Teams session will cover what we mean by academic integrity and why this is important for your studies. We will cover academic integrity, including plagiarism (and self-plagiarism); collusion; contract cheating; GenAI tools and data falsification. You will also be given reassurance and advice on how to avoid committing...

A drop in awareness event for anyone interested in learning more about coeliac disease.

This series will be delivered by Professor Jeremy Begbie, the Thomas A. Langford Distinguished Research Professor of Theology at Duke Divinity School.

This Teams session is designed for new PGT students, however all PGT students are welcome! It will cover the most important aspects of what you need to know to help you make the most of your PGT studies here at Aberdeen! We will cover approaches to study, how to engage...

Join us at the Arrivals & Wellbeing Hub to meet and connect with other students on the same journey as yourself. Friendly staff will also be on hand in this relaxed space to support you with any settling in questions you might have.

This live Teams session will cover reflective writing-based assignments. Reflective writing is somewhat different from academic writing and involves thinking more deeply about learning and development through reflecting on ‘practice’ or a particular experience. This is especially suitable for students in the School of Education, Medical-related courses, or anyone who...

Session runs weekly and is open to all students. There is no need to book, you can pop in any time to speak to one of the Advisers: just connect using the Teams link. https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/372215935798026?p=EZyeRuw0SCw8CghDq7

Target audience: PGRs Join Dr Chloe Alexander for an engaging discussion on developing confidence and momentum in your academic writing throughout your PhD journey. Drawing on her own experiences as a postgraduate researcher and the following career path as an Academic Skills Adviser, Chloe will reflect on the challenges and opportunities...

As a postgraduate student you are required to engage in, and express more clearly, your own ‘intellectual work’. What does that mean in practice and what does it have to do with being critical? This online session answers those questions.

Session runs weekly and is open to all students. There is no need to book, you can pop in any time to speak to one of the Advisers.