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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 90,000 that contribute to the success of the university and its worldwide alumni network.
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Published: Wednesday 21 October 2020
Award winning response to pandemic teaching challenges
RGU won the Imaginative Educator Awards’ team category for planning and delivering multiple programmes during the pandemic which prepare students for the future needs of industry and the economy by developing their entrepreneurial skills, knowledge and mindsets.
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Published: Friday 16 October 2020
RGU Alumna Lucy Fisher wins £10k of funding from Scottish EDGE Awards
RGU graduate Lucy Fisher who created Knit It – an innovative platform which offers digital knitting patterns, tools, tutorials and more – has won £10,000 of funding from Scottish EDGE.
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Published: Friday 09 October 2020
Social media and lockdown – problem or opportunity?
Sarah Pedersen, Professor of Communication and Media at RGU's School of Creative and Cultural Business, explores how social media has been used during lockdown – and has its use been problematic or helpful?