International Nursing and Health Sciences students climb Dundee Law on Remembrance Sunday
A group of Nursing and Health Sciences students (Undergraduate, Masters, and PhD students) from Africa and Saudi Arabia were shown around Dundee by their International Lead, Dr Emma Burnett on Remembrance Sunday. The students had wanted to see more of Dundee and get...
Improving health and wellbeing by battling negative emotion
Dr Ayse Cinar, Senior Researcher at the School of Dentistry, will lead a series of events looking at health coaching at this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe. In this blog she explains what health coaching is and how it can help to transform people’s lives. Negative...
Seven places to grab a bite to eat on campus (so you avoid making bad decisions)
We all know that food shopping when hungry is a bad idea but new research here at Dundee suggests that it’s not a good idea to make any decisions on an empty stomach. Recent work from Dr Benjamin Vincent (Psychology) found that hunger significantly alters...
Principal’s blog – May 2019
In his latest blogpost Principal Professor Andrew Atherton illustrates how impact and innovation are complementing our great strengths in research and teaching.We are strong in teaching and research, while delivering an outstanding student experience. That...
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Dundee seeks next University Challenge Team
Do you have what it takes to be on the team? The University is seeking the most formidable student minds to go head-to-head in the nation's toughest quiz. If you are interested, please apply via this application form. Successful applicants will be invited to tryouts...
From the jute mill to the catwalk
“Oh dear me, the world is ill-divided, Them that works the hardest are the least provided.” So wrote Dundee poet, songwriter and activist Mary Brooksbank in The Jute Mill Song, her most celebrated work. The words are a fitting epitaph to this fearless champion of the...
SWITCH to a more connected campus
Students at the University are being offered a helping hand to try out extra-curricular activities as part of a new project aimed at supporting well-being and building a more connected community. SWITCH – the Student Wellbeing Initiative Targeting Community Health –...