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2021
November
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The First Postgraduate Law Conference of the Centre for Private International Law
The Centre for Private International Law (CPIL) of the University of Aberdeen is pleased to host its first postgraduate conference, which is to be held on 17 November 2021. The Postgraduate Law Conference aims to bring together early career scholars working in the private international law field or at the...
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Being Human Festival: Beading, Weaving and Reviving Lost Cherokee Arts
-Learn about Cherokee art with UOACollections!
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AUCEL COP26 Panel Discussion Series
-Join us for critical overviews of COP26 negotiations in November 2021.
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The 2021 Festival of Social Science (FOSS)
-The 2021 Festival programme will showcase key research taking place in the University at the moment.
October
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Cop26: Sustainable Futures
-A series of expert-led online panel discussions exploring topics such as renewable energy, transport, climate change and net-zero.
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The Energy and Climate Crisis in Africa - Lessons from colonialism, sustainable business models and resilient African communities
-As part of our Black History Month and COP26 celebrations this event will explore the way in which Africa has approached the climate crisis and the lessons that can be learned from this approach.
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Introduction to Offshore Decommissioning
-3-4 week online course with live sessions with our academic team.
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In Conversation with... Stuart Mackenzie, Marketing in Scotland's Oldest Business
-We are delighted to welcome Stuart Mackenzie, Head of Communications for Tennent Caledonian Breweries.
September
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Marine Simulator Launch
-Join us online as we mark the launch of the new Marine Simulator and see how this new cutting-edge facility is set to transform decommissioning operations and energy transition projects for our industry partners in the North Sea and beyond.
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Wirds an Soonds: Doric & Cello and 'We Need to Talk' Showcase
-Join cellists, composers and writers involved in Wirds an Soonds and 'We Need to Talk' in conversation with Sound Festival's Fiona Robertson and UoA WORD Centre's Helen Lynch