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PhD student Nolwazi Nadia Ncube has launched a Gofundme campaign '#letsgetpaddedup2018'
Nolwazi is hoping to raise funds for sanitary pads in Zimbabwe. She is currently writing a PhD in reproductive sociology focusing on intergenerational narratives of menstruation in Zimbabwe. Her research focuses on adolescent girls in the village of Mbizingwe, Esigodini. More information is available on her Gofundme page on the...
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Upcoming talk on Brexit, Scotland, UK and EU27
Professor Claire Wallace and Dr. Craig McAngus will be particpating in a panel discussion on Brexit. The event is co-organised with the European Commision Office in Scotland and will take place at the Aberdeen Central Library in the city centre. The event will start at 7:30pm on Wednesday 23 May...
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Emma Dolan will be presenting at the European International Studies Association conference
PhD student, Emma Dolan, will be presenting a paper entitled 'Performing Gendered Commemoration' at the 5th European International Studies Association conference in Groningen. The conference's main theme is "The Return of Politics to International Relations".
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Ecuadorian PhD student, Gabriela Garcia Anderson, wins travel grant
Ecuadorian PhD student, Gabriela Garcia Anderson, has been awarded the Postrgraduate Travel Grant for £600 from the Society for Latin American Studies (SLAS) to do fieldwork in Ecuador and Colombia this summer.
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Students from PI5520 organise a conference
Amy Mackenzie, alongside many other presenters, participated at the postgraduate conference entitled "Terrorism and Counterterrorism: Contemporary Challenges and the Confrontation of Complexity". The conference was run by postgradauate students from Dr. Kandida Purnell's course PI5520 and featured four different panels: "From Religion to Radicalisation", "Gendered Terrorism", "Tactics of Terrorism in...
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Chris Martin has been awarded a student travel grant from the Canada-UK Foundation
Chris Martin has been awarded a student travel grant from the Canada-UK Foundation for £1,000 in order to participate in the closing events of ‘Fabric of our Lands’; an exhibition of Salish woven blankets from museums in America and Europe. The Vancouver exhibition marks the first time many of the...
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Radcliffe Brown Lecture 2017
This year's Radcliffe Brown Lecture in Social Anthropology will take place at the 黑料网, following on from the British Academy in London. We welcome Professor Wang Mingming from Peking University. Please join us in Aberdeen on Thursday 30 March for what promises to be a most interesting event.
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Removal of Desktop Printers
IT Services will begin shortly to remove all non-contracted printers, often known as desktop printers, from across campus. Where legitimate need for a desktop device exists, a new, contracted and managed Konica Minolta printer will be supplied.
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Professional skills part one for level 1 undergraduates
Professional skills part one (PD1001), a prescribed 0-credit course for undergraduate level one students is now fully available and engagement has been extremely encouraging with over 600 students completing the first section of this 3-part course so far this academic session. Students will be encouraged to complete the...
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Politics and International Relations PhD student nominated for Bernard Brodie Prize
Politics and International Relations PhD student Niklas Novaky has been nominated for the Bernard Brodie Prize awarded for the best article of the year published in the journal Contemporary Security Policy.