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Aberdeen and Beyond Storytelling Festival

Although the Pictish Language is no longer spoken and almost forgotten, much of what has survived has been preserved in place-names and through words adopted into Gaelic from Pictish. In this talk, Tomos Dargie, a Postgrad student at Aberdeen University, discusses these survivals and what they can tell us about...

Learn more about what anxiety is, what it feels like, and how it affects both your mind and body. We’ll also explore practical strategies that can help you manage anxious thoughts and feelings. The session will be facilitated by experienced, qualified counsellors from the University Counselling Service, and will be delivered...

An opportunity to use whatever Gaelic you have or simply hear it spoken. Cothrom Gàidhlig sam bith a th’ agad a chleachdadh neo dìreach a chluinntinn ga bruidhinn. No Booking Required

This live Teams session will cover they key aspects in planning, designing and delivering a presentation, whether it is group, individual, face-to-face or online. We will discuss content and in terms of slides and visual appeal but also communication skills to ensure you present in a clear and impactful way...

Got a question about your writing or any aspect of study? Pop into room 506 on level 5 of Sir Duncan Rice Library (between 12:00 – 14:00 on advertised Wednesdays during term) for help and advice. Not a workshop nor a group class, this is just an opportunity for a quick one-to-one...

The Repair What You Wear team are coordinating with the Green Library Group to offer mending workshops at The Sir Duncan Rice Library on 25 February and 8 April.Come along to learn practical hand sewing techniques and give your items of clothing a new lease of life. 

Venue: Interdisciplinary Lounge, Crombie Hall.

Join Dr William Brogden to learn about ‘Architecture in Aberdeen, 1918 to 1968...from the Great War to the Paris Riots’Tickets are free but must be booked in advance as space is limited!

The German Filmklub will be showing 'Secrets of a Soul’ (G.W. Pabst, 1926, 75mins), the first ever expressly psychoanalytic film. Silent film with English intertitles and music by Giuseppe Becce. FREE. All welcome. Content warnings: themes of murder, injury, intrusive thoughts and behaviour.