The University of Aberdeen says it needs to save millions of pounds The University of Aberdeen has announced plans to change the courses it offers, with less popular subjects facing possible cuts ...

A new financial plan which will include major structural changes has been approved at the University of Aberdeen. The university court - its highest governing body - has approved the three-year plan ...

The University of Aberdeen managing to achieve a break-even financial position by 2028 will be a "real challenge", according to its new principal. Prof Peter Edwards - who took up the role last month ...

Students and staff are set to protest against plans to cut modern language degrees at a Scottish university. A rally is being held on Monday (December 11) after the University of Aberdeen announced ...

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Further talks are needed on future staffing budgets as part of cost-cutting measures, the University of Aberdeen has said. It is hoping to make £12m in savings in the next two years. Staff began ...

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The University of Aberdeen is bringing in ticket charges for families to attend student graduation ceremonies. Graduates previously received two free tickets for family or friends. They will now be ...

Senior staff at Aberdeen University racked up more than £160,000 visiting exotic locations in three years, we can reveal. Professor George Boyne, vice-chancellor of the university, and his senior ...