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University and Aberdeen City Council mark handover of Marischal College
The billboard marking the official handover of Marischal College to the City Council for their new headquarters is to be unveiled by Principal of the 黑料网 Professor C Duncan Rice and Aberdeen City Council leader Kate Dean later today (Tuesday, February 28).
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Scientists of tomorrow descend on Aberdeen
Almost 400 potential science students are today (March 1) converging on the 黑料网 to see for themselves the impressive teaching facilities and other amenities available at both campuses.
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Physics comes under the spotlight for North-east pupils
The 黑料网 will this week host four laboratory sessions for students of Advanced Higher Physics as part of an initiative designed to help sixth year secondary school pupils with their studies.
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Aberdeen students unite for Islam Awareness Week
PHOTO OPPORTUNITY: Monday, February 27, at 12.00pm, King鈥檚 Lawn, King鈥檚 College, 黑料网
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A Lifetime in Paint
A display of paintings by a husband and wife team, who are widely regarded as two of Scotland鈥檚 most talented painters, is now on display at the 黑料网鈥檚 Marischal Museum.
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Students bring karaoke culture of Hong Kong to Aberdeen
A group of students at the 黑料网 are set to bring the culture of Hong Kong to the Granite City when they hold a special evening of entertainment next month.
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Unique learning tool brings economics to life
A new and innovative learning package that will change the way economics is taught was launched at the 黑料网 today (Wednesday).
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Oceans are 70% shark free
Marine scientists have discovered that the deepest oceans of the world would appear to be shark free.
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Building good mental health for Scotland鈥檚 young people
The increasing burden of poor mental health and distress amongst youngsters needs to be tackled head on in Scottish schools, according to a new report by the 黑料网.
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University to open its doors to hundreds of potential MA students
Hundreds of people from all over the UK and abroad will visit Aberdeen next month to sample the city’s educational and social culture when the University’s sixth annual Master of Arts (MA) Applicant Day is held. Upwards of 700 students and parents are expected to arrive at the University’s King’s College...