Normally it’s Julie Skinner who writes most of our blogs, but this one is different. As you’ll know if you’re one of the regular readers of this page, we’re keen to demonstrateRead More…

Katharine Mieras has worked at RGU for over three and half years. She is currently PA/Project Assistant to the Dean of the Faculty of Health and Social Care, having joined that teamRead More…

Do you work in: Architecture, Architectural Technology, Construction Management or Surveying?   Would you be interested in ad hoc lecturing and collaboration in the development of our courses? Scott Sutherland School ofRead More…

This is the second part of our blog on how the RGU recruitment team uses Linkedin to promote our jobs and find candidates. Last time, we told you about our Linkedin page,Read More…

There are well over 300 million people worldwide on Linkedin. In the UK, it’s reported there are 19 million people. In and around Aberdeen, Linkedin shows over 138,892 people registered on theRead More…

In 1880, a Miss Elizabeth Duthie gifted 44 acres of land to the city of Aberdeen. Three years later, it was opened as a superbly designed park for the enjoyment of theRead More…

In our health-conscious times, ‘wellbeing’ is very important to many people. Our lovely campus here at RGU, with its semi-rural setting on the outskirts of Aberdeen is a great place for keepingRead More…

We know that some people look at a map, see Aberdeen in the north-east corner of Scotland and think that it’s somewhere beyond the back of beyond where they’ll be unable toRead More…

As we all know, academic life involves research, teaching, involvement in wider national and international debates and, of course, career progression. The natural ebb and flow of department life, with new facesRead More…

At any time over the last 40 or more years, one of the attractions of coming to the north of Scotland for a job was the fact that so many of theRead More…