Virtual Event | Want to be a Secondary Teacher? 28 January 2025 Join our expert, Fraser Hepburn to learn how you can gain an accredited teaching qualification in just 36 weeks! Register Now - gck.fm/pdkfg

What do you think about a career in teaching? We’re looking to learn more about attitudes to Teacher Education programmes, and we want to hear from you! As a thank you for completing our survey, you could win up to £200. Start the survey here - abdn.io/1et

Our staff and students from the online PGDE course and our Savvy Student Cookery Club enjoyed meeting Her Majesty The Queen on her visit to the university last month. abdn.ac.uk/news/23978/ abdn.io/1hb

'What do universities expect?' a new publication from Faye Hendry and John P Mynott, has just released on The Academic. The discussion focuses on what helps universities to develop their presentation skills and how to co-create assessment resources. abdn.io/1hd

Work-based learning Elevate your skills and practice to create nurturing and supportive environments for children aged 0-16 years across a range of care settings with our part-time programme. Find out more here - abdn.io/1jC

Our PGDE (Secondary) RMPS students enjoyed a recent visit to the Nelson Street mosque, Masjid Alhikmah, where they had the most informative and hospitable of visits with Imam Ibrahim.

Are you looking for work experience for Summer 2025? A range of part-time in-person and virtual group project-based internships are now open for applications. Please check the website for more information: abdn.io/1k4. Applications close on the 24th March.

⭐️Active Schools had a fab morning with MA2 Primary teaching cohort at Aberdeen University 🏉🏃Students enjoyed rugby, boccia & other games that they can try in their teaching placements. 😄Great to see everyone so engaged and keen to put ideas into practice. School of Education, Aberdeen

Congratulations to our wonderful colleague Heather McAteer, celebrating 25 years with the university. Heather started off in the bindery before joining the administration team here at the School of Education. Thank you for all your hard work and support over the years Heather!

We were delighted to welcome MA students back on campus for a transition session before summer. The session shared key information about the next year in their studies, as well as recapping about the highlights of the year and celebrating student success with ‘summer mocktails’.

Gain in-depth knowledge and skills in pluralistic counselling and psychotherapy with our Counselling degree. You will engage in critical and reflective practice while working with real clients and contributing to research-informed approaches abdn.io/1qT

A little throwback to our recent Offer Holder Day, where some of our wonderful staff held a demonstration class showcasing the different and interactive ways the students learn during their time with us.

Applications for PGDE Primary and PGDE Secondary are still open for August 2025 entry. Thinking of starting a career in teaching? Apply now! abdn.io/1BS

Are you starting one of our fulltime PGDE programmes next week? To welcome you to campus, the Students' Union has put on some free events and we hope to see you there. For pizza, coffee, burgers, games and more, click on the link and sign up: abdn.io/1Cl

Applications for PGDE Primary and PGDE Secondary are still open for August 2025 entry. Thinking of starting a career in teaching? Apply now! abdn.io/1Cs

We are thrilled to extend a warm welcome to our new MA1 students! Today marks the beginning of an exciting journey, as you step onto campus for the first time. Embrace the challenges and opportunities ahead, and know that we are here to support you every step of the way!

Well done to our MA2 student Jack Granitza on being the winner of the Jess Cutt Prize. A very well deserved award for all your efforts and hard work in MA1!

To celebrate 60 years of Education in the North we are running an evening seminar as part of the Scottish International Storytelling Festival - abdn.io/1Kg Places can be booked at - abdn.io/1Kh

Take a look at Primary PGDE'S low-tech exploration of the Social Studies curriculum through a Learning for Sustainability lens.