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This full-size model of the human body was created by the workshop of Dr Louis Auxouz in the middle of the 19th century in France. It was made 'dissectable' to aid medical/ anatomical teaching at a time when cadaveric experience was minimal. It has almost 100 individual parts, made of...

PG Café in the Multi-Faith Chaplaincy every Tuesday, 2.30-3.30pm

In the eighteenth century, ideas about masculinity were surprisingly varied.  However, this space for diversity was considerably more open for men with status, money, and political influence. During this online discussion, Professor William Naphy, will consider how even terminology signalled this.  Fops were tolerated even amusing but mollies, coming from...

PG Café in the Multi-Faith Chaplaincy every Tuesday, 2.30-3.30pm

Are you graduating in summer 2022?

Postgraduate Café in the Multi-Faith Chaplaincy starts again on Tuesday 14 June, 2.30-3.30pm

Attend this session to hear from Graeme Butler from Enterprise about what to expect from entering the workplace

Are you graduating in summer 2022?

Calling all 2022 graduates! Don't miss this epic two week programme from the Careers and Employability Service, designed specifically to give you the skills, confidence and experience to move into the world of work. With workshops on imposter syndrome to solving real life challenges set by local Aberdeen employers, there's something...

Lucia D'Ambruoso from the Aberdeen Centre for Health Data Science will talk at the Stellenbosch University Global Health Webinar Series: Advancing global health in Africa and beyond - Community Participation in Global Health on Thursday 9th June. Presenting work expanding community-led action-learning in rural South Africa. Dr D'Ambruoso joins an estemmed...