Name: Marian Blanco Morales Job Title: Admin Assistant What does your job at RGU involve? Admin support to: the RGU SPORT operational team and Department, Student Union, Student Skills team and StudentRead More…
Name: Theresia Betty Sumarno Job Title: Lecturer in Management What does your job at RGU involve? Teaching an economics module, specifically for energy sector, e.g. oil and gas economics. I am teachingRead More…
Name: Chris Robertson Job Title: Course Administrator Aberdeen Business School What does your job at RGU involve? I look after the Post-Grad final project administration (Capstone) and the ABS Study Abroad programme. Read More…
Name: Jade Duffield Job Title: Schools Engagement Assistant What does your job at RGU involve? Supporting under-represented groups with opportunities and programmes by visiting hub schools and encouraging them to pursue higherRead More…
Name: Isabelle Simm Job Title: Lecturer in Psychology What does your job at RGU involve? I’ll mostly be teaching introductory psychology modules to first year students studying applied social sciences. I specialiseRead More…
Name: Mairead Orrell Job Title: Occupational Therapy Lecturer What does your job at RGU involve? deliver lectures, seminars and tutorials on campus and online design, prepare and develop courses, modules and teachingRead More…
Name: Holly Marwick Job Title: Postgraduate Course Administrator in School of Pharmacy and Life Sciences What does your job at RGU involve? I am Course Administrator for four postgraduate courses within PALS. Read More…
Name: Maria Robertson Job Title: Assistant Librarian – Customer Support What does your job at RGU involve? I oversee the “front of house” team in the library, making sure all is wellRead More…
In which we find out just what an mKTP does, plus lots of others stuff…including Bethany’s desire to raid the stationery cupboard! Name: Bethany Procter Job Title: mKTP Associate What does yourRead More…
This is yet another wee blog using the Annals of Aberdeen (covering the period from the early 13thcentury to the early 19th century) as a source from which to discover more aboutRead More…