News
Friday 26 April 2024
A leading researcher from RGU travelled more than 6,000 miles to South America to highlight the potential of moving away from traditional energy sources to embrace the use of hydrogen.
Friday 26 April 2024
Mental Health lecturer, Scott Macpherson, highlights how an opportunity exists to help steer mental health nursing in a positive direction and to encourage more people into the profession...
Thursday 25 April 2024
Step into the world of digital photography and discover Aberdeen through the lens of its young, creative minds. A new digital photography competition, specifically targeted at young people aged 13 – 18, is being launched as part of the annual multi-art Light the Blue Festival 2024, which runs from Saturday 8 June – Sunday 16 June.
Thursday 25 April 2024
Robert Gordon University is to host a Mental Health Nursing Showcase to encourage more people from the North East into the profession.
Wednesday 24 April 2024
Robert Gordon University (RGU) is furthering its commitment to supporting economic development across Scotland with the offer of over 1,000 fully funded places on 26 online upskilling short courses for a wide range of sectors.
A mature student who is studying MA in Fine Art at Gray’s School of Art has created a large-scale public artwork in Maryculter Woods, to benefit both the local wildlife and the community.
An ambitious RGU student, who worked two jobs at school in a bid to fund further studies, has been given a helping hand by Stewart Milne Group.
Aberdeen Football Club is one of the latest organisations to sign up to the Graduate Apprenticeship (GA) scheme with RGU, and the club’s IT Manager is already seeing the benefits in his role as a mentor.
A young IT support analyst is looking to achieve his goal of a career combining IT and management by signing for Aberdeen Football Club on the Graduate Apprenticeship (GA) scheme with RGU.
Ceramicists, potters, artists and sculptors are set to benefit from a brand new digital resource which provides a full spectrum of natural colour glazes and details of how best to create them.
A conference aimed at attracting the next generation of female architects and construction specialists from throughout the North and North-east of Scotland took place at St Margaret’s School for Girls this week.
Look Again, part of Gray’s School of Art, has officially launched its new project and gallery space in the city centre to help promote and nurture creative practitioners from the region.
Student pharmacists at RGU, and across the country, are to benefit from a Scottish Government investment boost of £2.85m to support their skills development.
A North-east logistics coordinator is finding herself back in education for the first time since secondary school, after starting a Graduate Apprenticeship (GA) with RGU.
RGU continues to lead the way in innovative work-based learning, after being awarded a new suite of Graduate Apprenticeships by Skills Development Scotland (SDS).
School pupils from across Aberdeen City and Shire have been learning all about cyber security and how to stay safe online at a specialist workshop hosted by RGU.
After months of intense preparation, the final crews have been announced for the 24th annual Aberdeen Standard Investments Boat Race, which takes place on Saturday March 23.