News
Friday 22 March 2024
Third-year students at Robert Gordon University (RGU) have organised a one-off health and wellbeing event to raise vital funds for a popular Aberdeen charity.
Wednesday 20 March 2024
Dietetics students from RGU have partnered with Seaton Primary School to teach pupils how to cook quick, tasty meals and snacks while learning about the key nutritional benefits of a healthy relationship with food.
Tuesday 19 March 2024
Computer Science graduates from RGU have been able to hit the ground running at an Aberdeen-based firm which provides digital solutions for the energy industry as the company experiences a business boom.
Wednesday 13 March 2024
The number of women having unassisted births, or ‘freebirths’ across the UK is believed to be rising, as more expectant mothers are unable to access high-quality individualised maternity care.
Tuesday 05 March 2024
Gray’s School of Art is continuing to strengthen links with the North East’s creative industry by hosting a series of talks designed to nurture up and coming young talent in the region.
RGU's commitment towards a sustainable future has seen it add a new hydrogen vehicle to its fleet, as Aberdeen City Council's ambitious programme unveils further new cars available for public use.
The annual derby match between RGU and the University of Aberdeen saw students pit their wits against each other in a lively legal debate - with RGU taking home the shield for a fourth year in a row.
Writing in the Press and Journal, RGU Principal, Professor John Harper, reflects on how the education sector is responding to changing skills needs through new methods of teaching and learning, with a greater emphasis on the workplace to upskill and retrain employees.
Expectant couples from across the North East have been reflecting on their positive childbirth preparation experiences, as the NHS Grampian Antenatal Relaxation Classes (ARC) recently celebrated its 2000 participant.
Writing in The Scotsman, RGU's Head of Social Work and Associate Head of the School of Applied Social Studies, Janine Bolger, discusses some of the most notable changes to Scotland's social work landscape.
An academic from RGU's Scott Sutherland School of Architecture and Built Environment has been working closely with a peer from Seville in a bid to increase research collaboration between the two cities.
Writing in the Press and Journal, RGU Principal, Professor John Harper, discusses the importance of links with Europe from a student and research perspective.
The annual contest between RGU and the University of Aberdeen, the Aberdeen Standard Investments Boat Race, takes place on the River Dee on Saturday 23 March.
Talented secondary school pupils from across Scotland gathered at RGU last week to celebrate science and compete in the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) Schools’ Analyst competition.
RGU and Community Food Initiatives North East (CFINE) are carrying out research to find out how those on a limited income and using food banks cope with a long-term health condition.
A RGU professor is exploring the needs and issues young people may face as they prepare to enter the workforce in an upcoming professorial lecture.
A team of hard-working student nurses from RGU's School of Nursing and Midwifery have made it their mission to train the public in CPR, with the hope of doubling survival rates across the country for out-of-hospital cardiac arrest.