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Recognising our commitment to gender equality
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Our world-class research reflects our expertise across eleven academic schools. We deliver innovative research solutions for business and industry, and provide economic, societal, environmental and cultural impact.
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As well as being home to a diverse community of students, our University is recognised for its rankings in graduate employability, industry connections and quality of teaching.
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Boasting plentiful social and cultural activities, Aberdeen offers RGU students a wonderful study, work and leisure environment. On campus, you can take full advantage of first-class facilities as well as our beautiful green open spaces.
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RGU graduates are part of an influential global community of over 80,000 that contribute to the success of the university and its worldwide alumni network.
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Starts: Friday 19 December 2025
The first School of Health Practice Educator Awards will be celebrating Practice Educators across Diagnostic Radiography, Midwifery, Nursing, Occupational Therapy, Paramedicine and Physiotherapy.
Event
Starts: Thursday 27 November 2025
Step into your leadership journey! Join us for a pilot event in a new series of initiatives aimed at ensuring Scotland has the workforce to achieve its infrastructure goals.
News
Published: Thursday 06 November 2025
Writing in The Scotsman, Professor Paul Arnell from RGU's School of Law and Social Sciences argues that more should be done to protect the European Convention on Human Rights.