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By Shahadat Hossain (MSc Programme Leader)
This is a common question whether reading is a habit or luxury or mere necessity. I don’t want to be biased on any one of the readers’ traits or create a debate to establish the fact. I would rather say reading plays a central and…
By Dr Gary Mulholland
To be honest I am not an expert on football. I don’t like sitting around after the game and analysing every move and blaming my teams performance on the poor refereeing. I am an England for all my sins and this means getting used to the…
How I (try) to manage working and studying at the same time!
Dawn Mccartie - Programme Leader for the MBA programme
“How on earth am I meant to fit it all in?” “How can I complete my assignments, attend my lectures and tutorials and have a life too?”
“There just isn’t…
Work-life balance has become somewhat of a zeitgeist of our time. We are often told, encouraged, or even feel a sense of pressure, both formally and informally, to strive for some semblance of ‘balance’, whether it’s for our career success, family well-being, mental health, or something in between. The term…
Q: Why did you choose AFG College with the University of Aberdeen?
A: Aside from being one of the top universities in the world, one of the main factors that led me to choose AFG College with the University of Aberdeen was the practicality of the programme, which was really…
By Laila Mahran -MTax, FHEA, CMBE - Programme Leader, Accounting & Finance at AFG College with the University of Aberdeen
At the beginning of this year, I was thrilled to be taking part as a committee member on a new program launched for the first time in the Middle East by…
When we choose to become academics, it is because we want to teach students like you, to inspire you and make a difference to your lives. Have you ever wondered what we do when we aren’t in the…
