Opinion Piece
Opinion – Amess Murder: What can be done to ensure the safety of our elected representatives?
Niamh O’Hara, a final year Politics student and Dr Abdullah Yusuf, Politics lecturer, write about the recent killing of Conservative MP Sir David Amess, who died after being stabbed multiple times at his constituency surgery in Essex. The killing of Sir David Amess in...
Mental Health
Empathy is an intervention
Throughout October 2021, staff and students from our Mental Health Nursing team in the School of Health Sciences are sharing series of blog posts covering important mental health topics and looking at mental health within our University...
Public Engagement
The Big Back Garden Project
The Big Back Garden (BBG) is an interdisciplinary and multi-partner project based on Baxter Park, Dundee. It grew from a school project which examined the Park’s history and impact on its visitors, developing into a project that worked with local...
Dundee success in Global Undergraduate Awards 2022
Four University of Dundee students have been recognised in a leading undergraduate awards programme. Dana Leslie (24) has been named as a Global Winner in this year's Global Undergraduate Awards (UA), while Nicole Coutinho Garrido (24) and Astriti Vatwani (23) have...
Reimagining the office – transforming the ground floor of the Old Medical School
The University of Dundee’s Estates and Campus Services have recently completed a refurbishment project on the ground floor of the Old Medical School – here’s an overview of what they have done. If you were to visit the ground floor of the University’s Old Medical...
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Breaking Barriers: A Vision for Racial Equality at our University
Navigating Challenges, Fostering Cultural Change, and Building an Anti-Racist and Inclusive Future Q1. What is your vision, as the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Dundee, for achieving racial equality within our institution...
The Big Back Garden Project
The Big Back Garden (BBG) is an interdisciplinary and multi-partner project based on Baxter Park, Dundee. It grew from a school project which examined the Park’s history and impact on its visitors, developing into a project that worked with local residents and...
Co-design project to engage BAME women in Health and Oral Health Research
Dundee, as one of the most socially deprived areas in Scotland, has 10.6% of the population identified as ethnic minority. BAME (Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic) groups are susceptible to poor health and oral health outcomes. However, they have been under-represented...