Find out the latest guidance and information about the impact of COVID-19 on the University.
Life at RGU
We have heavily invested in our support networks both on and off campus to make the experience of studying at RGU the best it can possibly be.
In light of government guidance for COVID-19, the vast majority of the university’s teaching will continue to be delivered online for the rest of Term 2 (Friday 30 April). Most buildings on campus are closed during this time, with limited exceptions. Many services and departments are working from home and offering virtual assistance where possible.
Find out the latest guidance and information:
Find out more about how individual services will continue to help you from our service pages listed.
Ask RGU is your platform to ask questions, obtain advice and help during your RGU journey.
Our Employability team are committed to supporting you throughout your career, providing advice and opportunities for making the most of your time at university, individual discussions about possible career options through to decision-making and support through the application process.
Studying at University is an exciting and rewarding experience. For some it also brings changes which might at times be difficult and stressful. The Student Counselling & Wellbeing Centre has Counsellors and a Student Wellbeing Advisor who can talk over issues that may be concerning you.
The dedicated team at the Inclusion Centre are on hand to provide you with information and advice to support you through your time at RGU.
There are approximately 2,500 IT workstations that serve a user population of around 9,000 full time students and 1,500 members of staff.
It is important to register with a doctor (GP) as soon as you arrive in Aberdeen.
Our chaplaincy service is available for people of all faiths and none.
Our online platform enables anonymous or named Gender Based Violence disclosures, offering direct help in complete confidence and detailed guidance & specialist support.
From travel to tuition fees, accommodation to application forms and finance to free time, the Student Help Point can help whether you are on campus or online.
Working in partnership with RGU:Union, the Student Life Department is on hand to provide you with advice, support and assistance if you’re managing various responsibilities of academic life, pregnancy and parenthood.
The Study Skills team offer advice on a range of study skills, supporting you in meeting your academic potential, and in becoming a confident, independent learner.
Going to university isn’t just about getting a degree, there is an entire lifestyle that comes with being a student. Studying is a big part of the experience, but there are also many opportunities available which will allow you to try new things, meet new people, and make the most of your free time.
As an International Student at RGU there is a range of immigration information, advice and guidance that the Student Immigration Team can offer you.
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