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Mental Health at University

Hi, my name is Maria, I am twenty-one years old and I’m a second year Music Education student here at the University of Aberdeen. 

I am no stranger to my own mental health struggles. I left school abruptly at seventeen because of the pandemic and took a year out, which…

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Accessibility is for everyone

Before I started to work in the eLearning team here at the University I thought I knew what accessibility meant – and who it was for. I thought accessibility was special provisions for a few people. Think large text and audio description. How wrong I was!

Working in the eLearning…

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Four Meals in Five Minutes...

Okay, that is a bit of an exaggeration. It’s more like four meals in twenty to thirty minutes. As a student on a strict budget, I can’t splash out on expensive ingredients for fancy meals but make the best with what I can find in Lidl.

Each of the recipes…

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Cook along with Dylan

Are you ready to elevate your culinary game?

Watch as Dylan from the School of Medicine, Medical Sciences and Nutrition takes you through a step-by-step guide to making a classic student meal.

Free Recipes

For more recipe inspiration, check out the Nutrition section of the SpectrumLife website or app which…

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Acquired Neurodiversity

My story started when I was 17. On summer break, getting ready to finish my A levels to then go off to university. A bit of a weird summer for me – started great with my first proper attendance at Glastonbury, this was the first of many – but that…

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Making digital content work for you

Over the last year working for the eLearning team at the University of Aberdeen I’ve learnt how I can make digital content and learning material accessible for myself. When I joined the team, I had been a student for three years and wasn’t aware that some of…

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Ele Belfiore: ADHD and me

The Covid-19 pandemic brought about many changes in people’s lives. For Professor Ele Belfiore it brought to a head issues which she had wondered about since childhood – and a late diagnosis of ADHD.

Four years on from the start of lockdown and as part of National Neurodiversity Celebration Week…

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