Hundreds inspired to become the Heroes of Tomorrow
Hundreds of pupils from across Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire have been learning about potential careers in the energy industry
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Efforts to make the north-east’s roads safer for motorcyclists gain national funding
University academics have been enlisted in an effort to evaluate how the north's roads can be made safer for motorcyclists.
Uncertainty over studying abroad opportunities after Brexit
Fears have been raised that thousands of students could miss out on a learning opportunity of a lifetime if the Erasmus programme is scrapped post-Brexit.
Trauma specialist who offered psychological help in Piper Alpha aftermath dies aged 76
It was 10 years after the Piper Alpha disaster that Professor David Alexander carried out an extensive study into the psychological effects of the tragedy on those who survived it.
Scotland’s leading paramedic to help deliver new RGU degree
Scotland’s leading paramedic will help run a new undergraduate course aimed at boosting numbers working in the north and north-east.
Aberdeen coffee entrepreneurs get unexpected backing of Scotland rugby stars
A pair of Aberdeen entrepreneurs have been given an unexpected boost with the backing of some of Scotland’s sporting heavyweights.
Aberdeen researchers’ tiny turbine prototype could save homeowners hundreds of pounds
A team of north-east researchers have developed a prototype tiny turbine which they say could save homeowners hundreds of pounds every year.
RGU study to focus on mental health of engineering students
The mental health of engineering students is the subject of a new study being carried out by an academic at Robert Gordon University.
Mintlaw student banned from road after being found asleep in the car and double the drink drive limit
A student has been disqualified from driving after being found more than double the legal alcohol limit with the keys in the ignition of his car.
Mother balances raising family and studies to take home masters degree
An Aberdeen mum-of-three has picked up a masters degree in data science after reigniting her passion for the subject.
Music Hall evacuated after false fire alarm
The Robert Gordon University graduation ceremony was halted after the fire alarm was activated this morning.
Some of our favourite stories from a day of graduations at Robert Gordon University
Kathryn Symmond had a difficult journey on the way to receiving her degree.
Student safety concerns at north-east university after ‘intimidating’ ordeal near campus
Students at an Aberdeen university are urging others to stay safe after a series of “intimidating” incidents near their campus.
Aberdeen Harbour Board in digital deal with Robert Gordon University
Aberdeen Harbour Board (AHB) said it was “one step closer to digital transformation”, thanks to a £161,000 grant to fund a three-year knowledge transfer partnership with Robert Gordon University (RGU).
Aberdeen charity linked with RGU
An Aberdeen charity has been officially partnered with Robert Gordon University.
North-east pair’s passion for coffee turns into tasty business
Two north-east men with a love of coffee have taken their passion and turned it into a business as they open their first outlet at an Aberdeen university.
Robert Gordon University brings more opportunities to more paramedics
The number of paramedics working in the north and north-east could soon be bolstered following the roll-out of a new university course.
Aberdeen recruitment firm boss to share her story in public lecture
A woman who started a leading north-east recruitment firm will discuss her entrepreneurial journey at a public lecture this week.
Aberdeen Student Show 2020 production announced
The creators of the Aberdeen Student Show have announced its 2020 performance will envisage an alternate future for the city.
Study reveals growing impact of food poverty on long-term health
A shocking new study has revealed food poverty's growing impact on the long-term health of Scots.
RGU offers enterprising north-east food firms chance to set up shop on campus
Robert Gordon University has launched a search for north-east food entrepreneurs who could follow in the footsteps of Jamie Oliver by setting up shop on campus.
Young healthcare professionals encouraged to use life-saving overdose antidote
The next generation of north-east health professionals have been trained up to administer a life-saving medication as part of efforts to reduce the soaring number of drug-related deaths.
North-east Olympian to share story of determination at RGU
Olympic swimmer Hannah Miley will share inspirational stories on the "importance of determination" with students in Aberdeen.
Academics seek stories of north-east ghosts and ghouls for folklore study
Local legends steeped into the fabric of the north-east will be used to form a folklore project aimed at inspiring a new generation of students.
Initiative launched to support north-east business owners
Libraries across the north-east will become the unlikely breeding grounds for the region's newest business enterprises.
Shock for Nicole, 21, as she picks up brand new Corsa in charity raffle
An Aberdeenshire student was left “very excited” after getting the keys to a brand new Vauxhall Corsa in a charity raffle.
North-east start-up accelerator scheme to return for second year
A programme designed to fast-track north-east businesses to success has opened for its second year.
ANALYSIS: Thomas Cook failed to move with the times as the marketplace moved against them
Thomas Cook was an iconic brand – I still remember the ‘don’t just book it, Thomas Cook it’ strap-line.
MSPs to grill Aberdeen’s universities on their plans to become ‘financially sustainable’
MSPs want to quiz Aberdeen's two universities on their plans to become "financially sustainable" after the sector’s struggles were laid bare in a new report.
Japanese students say fond farewell to Aberdeen
A group of 10 Japanese students are heading home after spending a month at the Robert Gordon University (RGU) and experiencing life in the north-east.
Bid to get best out of wind farm turbines
A cutting-edge technology firm headquartered in Silicon Valley, California, has teamed up with a Scottish university for a project aimed at boosting the output from wind farms.
Aberdeen’s ‘world-class’ universities urged to collaborate better with technology industry
Greater collaboration and regulation within the technology industry is key to the north-east becoming a hub of global excellence, an industry boss has claimed.