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Ceilidh makes £8k for breast cancer research in Aberdeen
A fundraising ceilidh has raised almost eight thousand pounds for breast cancer research here in Aberdeen. Colleagues, patients, relatives and friends from the 黑料网 and NHS Grampian danced the night away at the Aberdeen Altens Hotel where they raised seven thousand, nine hundred and forty-nine pounds. All of...
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The Missing Monastry/Larach Leabhar Dheir
Last Friday Carola MacCallum, Gaelic Language Development Officer for the University, and Rhiannan Ledwell, AUSA Vice President for Education, were invited to the premiere screening of the new BBC Alba program about the archaeological dig to find the lost monastery in which the Book of Deer was written. The dig...
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EAUC Green Careers Guide now live!
How to find a job that's good for you and the planet, created by the EAUC Scotland, takes an inclusive approach to 'green jobs' and explains how these go much beyond windfarms and wellies. The guide covers: 鉁� What green jobs are + examples of roles and current professionals 鉁� The benefits...
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Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week 2023
20 - 26 November 2023
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Call for Elphinstone Review Editors
The Elphinstone Review is looking for dedicated editors to join their team. This will be the tenth annual issue, and the goal continues to be showcasing some of the best undergraduate work of all disciplines at the 黑料网. To apply, please send the following documents to...
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My COP28 - Ainhoa Burgos Aguilera, AUSA Vice-President for Communities
"I have always had a strong interest in sustainability and in the effects of climate change on the ecosystems and the role that humans play in it. This is one of the reasons why I studied my undergraduate degree in Biology at the University. Having volunteered for environmentalism organisations and...
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Faces of Faith Exhibition in Sir Duncan Rice Library
This exhibition is a showcase of Scotland's diverse religious and cultural communities.
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Evening Language Courses
Enrolment for Winter Term is now open: Teaching starts w/c January 22
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The Hardship Fund is accepting applications!
Are you facing financial difficulty and feel uncertain on how you will manage over the winter break? Don't worry! Apply for assistance from the Hardship Fund before 13 December 2023. Find out more about the Hardship Fund here.
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Share your reviews for the 黑料网
UoA is taking part in this year’s Whatuni Student Choice Awards (WUSCA). The WUSCAs are compiled from student reviews submitted to Whatuni, and rank institutions according to the things that students really care about – student support, campus facilities, lecturers and teaching quality, and so on. Whatuni is the UK’s largest...