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Professor Kevin Dunion has contributed to a series of seminars in 2021
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The Campaign for Freedom of Information in Scotland's Release of the "Celebrating 15 years of Scotland’s First Freedom of Information Act" Report took place in January 2020
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This year’s conference theme: Impact: Changing Lives Through Freedom of Information was held in August at the University of Dundee
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The challenge asked entrants to pick an environment or building and explain how it could be impacted by climate change and made more resilient.
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Dundee’s literary past will provide a financial boost to the city’s present as it prepares to host a major event.
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Get to know Dr Jamal Hassan who started at the UNESCO Centre for Water Law, Policy & Science in May 2023.
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The conference coincided with the Centre’s work on the disaster-resilient net zero house project.
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Work by students from some of the UK’s most exciting postgraduate degree programmes will be on show to the public next month at the Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design Masters Show 2023
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A University of Dundee lecturer who has received her PhD is combining her personal experiences and legal expertise to help transform the lives of other disabled people.
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Teachers come together in collaboration to create latest Voices of the World video, to support pupils in learning words and Makaton signs.
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The University of Dundee has been named Scotland’s top university at The Herald Higher Education Awards.
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Forced relocation is not always experienced as a single occurrence or event in time.
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There has been a rise in Elective Home Education (EHE) as a result of the global pandemic and with this, an anticipated increase in EHE students applying to Higher Education Institutions (HEIs).
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Sean Whittaker's presentation to the Centre for Law and the Environment
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Thursday will see the University of Dundee host the first event of its kind, bringing together leading experts to discuss the transition to a low carbon economy.
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Experiencing Transitions with Jim Mann, Dementia Educator and Advocate
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Care experienced young people are more likely to leave compulsory schooling with fewer qualifications than their non-care experienced peers.