Category: Living
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So you’re looking to explore Aberdeenshire?

Physiotherapy student Emma shares the best towns to visit in Aberdeenshire and tips on how to get there, what to see, and where to eat.
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An RGU’s student review of two Aberdeen cafĂ©s

Fine Art student Xander takes us with them on a tour of two popular Aberdeen cafés to review them. Have a look at what they thought of Mount and Foodstory in this blog.
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Recycling tips with RGU Go Green

Recycle week takes place yearly and is Zero Waste Scotland’s celebration of recycling across Scotland. It is one week where businesses, local authorities, schools, the public sector and many more come together to champion recycling and waste reduction. To mark the occasion, Go Green – RGU’s student sustainability group – have some hints and tips…
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5 popular food spots in Aberdeen for students

Aberdeen has a unique food scene, with an international offering. We asked RGU students and alumni on Instagram what their favourite food spots in the Granite City are. Read this blog to discover five of the venues they recommended.
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My Extraordinary Expedition to Aberdeen and RGU through the GREAT Scholarship – Part 2

In his last blog, master’s student Furqan shared how he obtained the GREAT Scholarship to come study at RGU and his experience settling in Aberdeen and at university. In this blog, he tells us more about the exciting things he experienced during his year at RGU, from travelling across Scotland to attending networking events and…
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Cooking food from my home country in Aberdeen

Hi, I am Nurzhan, a postgraduate student at the School of Computing at RGU. Moving out of my home country of Kazakhstan to a new place with a new culture was both exciting and frustrating, but it marked the beginning of a new journey for me!
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How to handle culture shock as an International Student in Aberdeen

RGU welcomes students from 153 countries, so if you feel a bit lost after moving from your home country to Aberdeen, you’re probably not the only one! Experiencing culture shock is perfectly normal but there are some things you can do to settle in and make sure you have the best time possible at university.…
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Living in RGU accommodation – Garthdee Round Tower

Living in RGU accommodation provides many benefits, including security, peace of mind, and the chance to make new friends. Pharmacy student Adam Young shares his experience living in Garthdee Round Tower, at the heart of our campus.


