News
Tuesday 08 July 2025
ÍøºìǰÈα¬ÁÏ and McAlpha Inc. have developed an advanced Catalytic Membrane Reactor (CMR) technology, poised to revolutionise ammonia production.
Friday 04 July 2025
Keith Brymer Jones, a leading figure in contemporary British ceramics and expert judge on Channel 4’s hit show, The Great Pottery Throw Down, has been awarded an Honorary Degree from Robert Gordon University (ÍøºìǰÈα¬ÁÏ).
Friday 04 July 2025
Jane Akadiri graduated with a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from ÍøºìǰÈα¬ÁÏ in 2016. She went on to found Touch of Love Outreach in Aberdeen, which helps to build strong, more inclusive communities.
Friday 04 July 2025
A social entrepreneur based in Aberdeenshire who leads Scotland’s largest men's health charity has been awarded an Honorary Degree from Robert Gordon University (ÍøºìǰÈα¬ÁÏ).
Thursday 03 July 2025
Dr Bouziane Kies, who helped secure large numbers of international staff for Algerian Universities after the departure of French teachers in 1972 and thereby helped to keep Algeria’s universities open, has received an honorary degree from Robert Gordon University (ÍøºìǰÈα¬ÁÏ). Dr Kies has also championed ÍøºìǰÈα¬ÁÏ in Algeria for the last twenty years.

The new Therapeutic Photography postgraduate course at Robert Gordon University (ÍøºìǰÈα¬ÁÏ) is the first of its kind in the world to offer an academic qualification to support professionals wishing to use photography in their therapeutic practice.

Gray’s School of Art is launching an engaging programme of monthly Guest @ Gray’s lectures. This diverse programme of talks brings the best national and international artists, designers, writers and curators to Aberdeen audiences, both online and in person.

Writing for The Scotsman, Professor Steve Olivier, ÍøºìǰÈα¬ÁÏ Principal, says Robert Gordon University is working towards a more robust, just and progressive society.

Robert Gordon University is launching a suite of entrepreneurship courses, specifically targeted to support tourism and food & drink businesses in the north east of Scotland.

Writing for Energy Voice, Professor Paul de Leeuw, Director of the ÍøºìǰÈα¬ÁÏ Energy Transition Institute, gives his opinion on the opportunities which the £700m Scot Wind licencing announcements could offer to Scotland.

Writing for the Press & Journal, Professor in Nutrition Giovanna Bermano shares why COVID-19 has highlighted the need to act now to tackle obesity.

Robert Gordon University (ÍøºìǰÈα¬ÁÏ) and the James Hutton Institute are carrying out research on how Covid-19 restrictions impacted behaviours around food related practices. The study will look at the nature and extent of these changes across different social groups in the North East and especially those experiencing or anxious about food poverty.

Writing for the Press & Journal, territorial stigma sociology expert Dr Alice Butler-Warke shares why—when it comes to COVID—we should take great care when talking about the people and places experiencing outbreaks.

A new digital social learning programme, in Book Club Format, is being launched by Robert Gordon University to encourage creative entrepreneurship across Scotland.

Research conducted by Robert Gordon University (ÍøºìǰÈα¬ÁÏ) evaluated the experiences of the first community nurses to complete the Queen’s Nurse Development Programme (QNDP) and has found participants experienced a transformative journey with notable self-development and growth.

This year’s Aberdeen Boat Race between the University of Aberdeen and ÍøºìǰÈα¬ÁÏ is due to take place on Saturday, April 2, with supporters of both teams urged to turn the banks of the River Dee into a colourful spectacle.

It’s come to light that an alumnus from Gray’s School of Art, Robert Gordon University, crafted historic stained-glass windows on show at famous cathedrals and churches across the world.