News
Tuesday 24 September 2024
RGU and Sustainable Solutions IR Ltd, a green tech group company under energy rental firm Intervention Rentals UK Ltd, are working together on a new research project focusing on the development of hydrogen production from waste heat which could have major implications for the energy transition.
Friday 20 September 2024
The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2025 has rated Robert Gordon University (RGU) among the very best in Scotland for its teaching quality and sustainability as the University continues to build on recent league table successes.
Thursday 19 September 2024
RGU's Graduate Apprenticeship (GA) in Cyber Security has been certified by the UK Government’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC).
Tuesday 17 September 2024
An academic from Robert Gordon University has thrown the spotlight on school nursing, within a report published by the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) and highlighted by the Queen’s Nursing Institute Scotland (QNIS), on Scotland’s nursing workforce.
Monday 16 September 2024
Artificial intelligence (AI) can be used to identify a patient’s risk of developing a stroke according to a new study led by Robert Gordon University (RGU).
Leonora Brebner just graduated from Robert Gordon University (RGU) with a degree in International Hospitality Management in 2017 and has since ascended the ranks to a managerial role, as well as won a prestigious industry award, all by the age of 24.
Young engineers from RGU will go head to head in a fiercely competitive race on the university campus this week (Friday, April 12) as they put their human-powered racers to the test.
A RGU professor is set to explore the importance of teamwork and thinking skills in hazardous working environments at a lecture this month.
Organisers have announced details of the 5th Look Again Festival programme, extending an open invitation to residents and visitors to rediscover Aberdeen through fresh eyes at the most exciting, creative and innovative visual arts and design festival.
Researchers from RGU's Scott Sutherland School of Architecture and Built Environment are conducting a research project into an innovative housing construction method which could help to bring down the cost for house-buyers.
Two RGU students taking part in the RGU Startup Accelerator programme have been crowned winners at a prestigious national awards ceremony for student entrepreneurs this week.
On the same day that she appears as a key speaker at a meeting of the EU Health Policy Platform, Professor Lesley Diack reflects on the importance of interprofessional learning in a healthcare context.
Emily Hill, who hails from Ballymena in Northern Ireland, has spent the last year embedded within Gray’s School of Art as a Painting Graduate in Residence. As she approaches the end of her time at Gray’s, Emily is set to host an exhibition of her work, which will take place from April 8 – 19.
RGU's commitment towards a sustainable future has seen it add a new hydrogen vehicle to its fleet, as Aberdeen City Council's ambitious programme unveils further new cars available for public use.
The annual derby match between RGU and the University of Aberdeen saw students pit their wits against each other in a lively legal debate - with RGU taking home the shield for a fourth year in a row.
Writing in the Press and Journal, RGU Principal, Professor John Harper, reflects on how the education sector is responding to changing skills needs through new methods of teaching and learning, with a greater emphasis on the workplace to upskill and retrain employees.
Expectant couples from across the North East have been reflecting on their positive childbirth preparation experiences, as the NHS Grampian Antenatal Relaxation Classes (ARC) recently celebrated its 2000 participant.