News
Sunday 12 May 2024
On International Nurses' Day 2024, Professor Susan Dawkes, Dean of the School of Nursing, Midwifery and Paramedic Practice, highlights the need to reshape perceptions about a career in nursing and the opportunities the profession offers.
Tuesday 07 May 2024
Students across different stages of their Robert Gordon University (RGU) degrees have raised a combined total of over £15,000 for North East causes while enhancing their careers as budding events professionals.
Monday 06 May 2024
A new LGBTQIA+ cabaret event called ‘Glory’ will take centre stage at the Lemon Tree in Aberdeen on 22 June.
Thursday 02 May 2024
The life and legacy of a notable RGU alum who founded his own engineering firm in the fledgling days of the energy industry in Aberdeen has been marked at a special event.
Wednesday 01 May 2024
Writing in the Press & Journal, Dr Jonathan Scott from the Scott Sutherland School of Architecture highlights how diversification and sustainable development offer coastal towns across the North East a bright future...
Dr Leon Moller, lecturer in Oil and Gas Law, discusses addressing the offshore industry skills gap through legal education.
Harry Campbell, a third year Law student at RGU’s Law School, spent his Winter break supporting the UK Antarctic Trust in Antarctica.
A newly launched research project at RGU is set to explore and enhance the mental wellbeing of the nation’s farming population.
An upcoming professorial lecture at RGU will explore the world of visualisation and how it can be used to connect communities with their local heritage.
Professor John Harper discusses how RGU is responding to ever-changing industry and skills needs, and is leading the way in work-based learning with a suite of Graduate Apprenticeships.
First year student Rosie Payne hopes to be selected to represent RGU in the 24th annual Aberdeen Standard Investments Boat Race this March – despite suffering from hypermobility syndrome, a condition causing pain and stiffness in joints.
RGU is to host a one-day conference which will focus on sustainability in the built environment and the impact of climate change.
Writing for the Press and Journal, Dr Leslie Mabon, Reader in Environment and Society in the School of Applied Social Studies, discusses what society can to do adapt to climate change.
RGU is taking the university to the workplace in Orkney by hosting a number of Graduate Apprenticeships which allow students to work full-time and live locally, while gaining a degree.
RGU is the first university campus to open a Jamie Oliver Deli, giving students new, tasty, nutritious options.
Look Again has announced the winners of its annual Seed Fund, which provides funding and support for artists and designers with a strong link to the North-east.
Secondary school pupils across the North-east have been finding out about future career opportunities in the energy industry this week, at the Heroes of Tomorrow event.