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Young people from across the north-east can learn how to compose film music using world-class technology at a special event in Aberdeen on November 17 and 18.

A ºÚÁÏÍø forest pathologist who has commented widely in the media regarding the tree fungal disease causing ash dieback has joined a Government taskforce.

A north-east composer will see an ambition held for four decades come to fruition during a special concert at Aberdeen Music Hall on Sunday (November 18).

A lecture series celebrating the lives of Granite City greats is returning for a second series after proving a hit with the public.

Former hostage and world-renowned campaigner for peace, Terry Waite CBE, will join the Act of Remembrance at the ºÚÁÏÍø on Sunday.

The ºÚÁÏÍø’s King’s Museum will be transformed into a traditional tearoom for the day as part of an exhibition which aims to open our eyes to our relationship with food.

Young lives lost, communities devastated and soldiers shot for struggling with the mental scars of battle - all tragedies of the Great War which will be highlighted at free talk taking place in Aberdeen later this week.

Lantern-carrying youngsters will follow a horse backed ‘saint’ around Old Aberdeen’s King’s College quadrangle on Friday (November 9) to celebrate St Martin’s Day.

One of the world’s foremost experts on Charles Dickens will present a free public lecture in Aberdeen.

The First Minister addressed a conference at the ºÚÁÏÍø exploring links between Scotland and China as the University announced it will open its own Confucius Institute.