The University holds an extensive collection of artistic and historical artefacts. These include paintings, models, teaching equipment, student drawings and photographs that will allow staff, students and visitors to explore Robert Gordon University’s history.
The University Art and Heritage Collections exist to enable students, staff and the wider community to explore collections for learning, enjoyment and inspiration by preserving and presenting artworks and artefacts reflecting the history and output of the Robert Gordon University.
The Art and Heritage Collections were awarded Full Museum Accreditation by Museums Libraries and Archives Council in February 2009.
Vist the Art & Heritage Collection Online.
We regularly hold exhibitions of the work of students and graduates. Here are the exhibitions currently on show and our latest news.
Art & Heritage Collections
The Georgina Scott Sutherland Library
Garthdee Road
Aberdeen
AB10 7QE
Jane Kidd, Collections Curator
T: 01224 263474
E: j.kidd@rgu.ac.uk
George Cheyne, Collections Assistant
T: 01224 263439
E: g.cheyne@rgu.ac.uk
The contents of this site, including all images and text, are protected by copyright. No copies of the digital images or text may be made except for personal use. Personal use means non-commercial, domestic use by an individual making of single copies of each digital image. All forms of commercial use are forbidden. Electronic or print copies may not be offered, whether for sale or otherwise, to any third party. Copyright is held by the Robert Gordon University, or by the artist or by other copyright holders. The Art and Heritage Collections service, Robert Gordon University has made all reasonable efforts to ensure that the reproduction of content on these pages is done with the full consent of copyright holders. If you feel that your copyright has not been fully respected, please email collections@rgu.ac.uk.
Details of orientation for new international students.
Two painting students who won a competition to come up with artwork for one of Aberdeen’s leading energy services companies recently visited its headquarters to see their paintings displayed.