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Ceilidh for Prof Tim Ingold
The Department of Anthropology recently marked the retirement of Professor Tim Ingold with a ceilidh held at the Carmelite Hotel, Aberdeen. We also held a coffee morning at the School of Social Science where we paid tribute to Tim's outstanding academic leadership since joining the University in 1999. Tim is...
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Anthropology undergraduate prize winners 2018
Three students in Anthropology are celebrating after being awarded this year's departmental prizes.
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An Ethnography of Global Environmentalism: Becoming Friends of the Earth
Caroline Gatt's book, 'An Ethnography of Global Environmentalism. Becoming Friends of the Earth' is published by Routledge.
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Of words and sounds: conversations across anthropology and music
The Knowing From the Inside project is hosting a two-day workshop entitled 'Of words and sounds: conversations across anthropology and music' on Monday April 30 and Tuesday 1 May.
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Galloway Trust PhD Studentship available in Anthropology
Applications are invited from highly qualified and motivated applicants to take up a new PhD scholarship opportunity in the Department of Anthropology in the School of Social Science at the University of Aberdeen. The deadline is 16 May 2018.
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PhD student writes for Daily Star, Bangladesh
Anthropology PhD student Annemiek Prins has published an article with the Daily Star of Bangladesh.
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Exhibition: The Unfinishing of Things
A new exhibition funded by the European Research Council has opened at the University of Aberdeen and runs until September.
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New book by PhD graduate
Penny Howard's new book 'Environment, labour and capitalism at sea: "Working the ground" in Scotland' is out now from the University of Manchester Press.
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BBC star supports Aberdeen Anthropology alumna's wildlife film
An award-winning graduate of the University of Aberdeen is celebrating the success of her crowdfunding campaign after receiving an endorsement from BBC wildlife personality Chris Packham.
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Pastures new for post-docs
Three of the Department of Anthropology's post-doctoral staff are moving on to exciting new positions at other universities.