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The RGU Art & Heritage team presents a selection of artworks made by notable Gray’s alumni from the RGU Art & Heritage Collections, selected from the works featured in the Gray’s School of Art: 140 Years exhibition, curated by Dr Judith Winter and Sally Reaper earlier this year. By returning these artworks to campus, we hope to bring the Gray’s School of Art 140th anniversary celebrations full circle and consider how setting has influenced this university’s creative pursuits.

The Aberdeen Business School Trade Fair is an annual event where students develop innovative ideas and prototypes to address real-world business opportunities, pitching their concepts to potential stakeholders. Many of the ideas generated during this ABS module have been developed into actual businesses and teams are often supported through the University’s Accelerator programme.

Join university lecturers, practicing clinicians, and current students for an inside look at the people, skills, and career opportunities behind modern medical imaging. This webinar explores what Diagnostic Radiographers actually do, how they work within multidisciplinary teams, and the pathways that lead from first interest to professional practice. Expect a clear picture of the rewarding, patient centred career that sits behind every image.

Are you thinking of applying to study an undergraduate degree at RGU? Would you like some top tips on how to put your best foot forward with your UCAS application? Join our team to gain invaluable insights into the UCAS application process including how to perfect your personal statement. Register Cost to attend: Free

Heard about the Hugging Face AI hacking scandal? As AI moves from hype to everyday business reality, knowing what to use — and what to avoid — has never been more important. Join 2026 TEDx speaker Caroline Laurenson and fellow Women in Tech Aberdeen speakers Sheryl Newman and Sooz Young for a practical, honest and refreshingly unfiltered online AI Masterclass. What really happens when you put AI to work?

Too many founders build businesses around what feels achievable instead of what is actually possible. As an RGU alumnus who went from Aberdeen to building Firstbase, raising significant venture capital, serving global customers, and becoming one of Scotland's most recognized technology founders, Chris Herd has consistently challenged entrepreneurs to think beyond local markets, move faster, stay capital efficient, and build companies with genuine global ambition.

Researchers from Robert Gordon University are playing a key role in a major UK-wide project focused on improving resilience to tree diseases and protecting the country's woodlands, forests and biodiversity. RGU is part of the ADAPTREE Project, a national collaboration led by Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. The initiative aims to help communities, land managers and policymakers prepare for future disease outbreaks that could affect trees across the UK. Why are tree diseases a growing concern?

We invite you to join the Energy, Environment & Sustainability Forum at Robert Gordon University on Tuesday 17 November 2026, 10:00 - 13:00. Key highlights include a research/commercial showcase featuring current work and collaboration opportunities, alongside guided tours of specialist facilities, including the Remote Operating Vehicle (Rov) Pool, Digital Innovation Lab, and Drilling & Geothermal Innovation Suite.

Are you interested in a career in nutrition and dietetics? We would love to invite you to our online information event about our Nutrition and Dietetics Course (MDiet) at Robert Gordon University (RGU)! Come along to find out more about the course, placements, career opportunities and entry requirements. There will also be an opportunity to meet our team, ask questions and discover what studying at RGU could look like for you. Register

The plaque, created by the team at Gray's School of Art, was designed to reflect Aberdeen's journey through decades of energy innovation and expertise, celebrating the city's past while recognising its role in shaping a lower-carbon future. Leading the creative work was Daniel Sutherland, Associate Dean for Economic, Social and Cultural Development at Gray's School of Art, who worked alongside partners to develop a piece that captures the region's enduring connection with the energy sector.