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Microsoft is changing how phishing emails are reported in Outlook. The old phishing reporting buttons will be removed, leaving just the new Report Phishing/Junk button. Spotted a suspicious email? Use the new button to report it. This helps Microsoft and the University’s security teams identify and investigate potential phishing threats.

Thank you for your patience while the Sir Duncan Rice Library has been hosting an external film production crew. We are pleased to confirm the Library will reopen from 8:30am on Friday 14 August as planned. Normal access and operations will be in place, although there will be some ongoing noise...

The University will be running its intensive weeklong Gaelic Summer School again this year, offering a complete Beginner's course (level 1) and an Intermediate course (level 3) from the 7 to 11 September 2026. For more information contact: carola.maccallum@abdn.ac.uk. Sgoil Shamhraidh Ghàidhlig Bidh an Oilthigh a’ ruith Sgoil Shamhraidh Ghàidhlig dian a...

This is an exciting opportunity for a resourceful and enthusiastic student to work in the eLearning team, within a supervised and supportive environment which helps develop transferrable skills for future work or study. We are looking to recruit an eLearning Support Assistant to triage queries received by the team...

Chick(pea) preview week is coming to campus next week.

The Sir Duncan Rice Library will be hosting an external film production crew over the coming weeks, which will affect access to some areas of the building. Floor 2 will be closed from Monday 27 July until Tuesday 18 August to allow filming crews to begin setting up There may also be...

The next United Nations Climate Change Conference, COP31, will take place in Türkiye from 9 - 20 November 2026.

From August 2026, Panopto content that has not been viewed in over a year will be move to archive storage.

Significant network hardware upgrade work will be undertaken this weekend within our primary Data Centre. All IT services will be at risk, and will almost certainly be out of service, starting from 8am on Saturday 25 July, including but not limited to: University website WiFi networks – including eduroam, uoa-corporate, uoa-gaming...

Access to MyAberdeen is being updated to use Microsoft single sign-on (SSO). This means that once you are signed into Microsoft in your web browser, you will automatically be signed into MyAberdeen, reducing the need for repeated logins during a session.