University of Aberdeen

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채널 • 26개의 프로그램

건강 및 피트니스

건강 및 피트니스

2023. 01. 13.
종교 및 영성

종교 및 영성

시리즈
과학

과학

2021. 06. 23.
언어 학습

언어 학습

2021. 12. 13.
지구 과학

지구 과학

시리즈
사회 및 문화

사회 및 문화

2020. 06. 10.
기업 운영

기업 운영

시리즈

2023. 01. 11.

Ashley's Story: Empowering people to overcome addiction

Ashley Grant came to be involved in peer support through her own journey of addiction and recovery. Following 10 years of heroin addiction, Ashley engaged with and took up peer support worker roles for recovery groups across Aberdeen City and Shire. Ashley’s peer support work promotes acceptance, integration and inclusion, empowering people to recognise who they are and build on their skills and strengths to overcome addiction. Ashley has recently started new work on the uptake of national standards for safe, accessible, quality drug treatment in Scotland.

2023. 01. 11.

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2018. 02. 13.

The Fallen Shrine - Lisbon 1755 and the Triumph of Epicureanism

Lecture 1 of the 2018 Gifford Lectures held in Aberdeen delivered by world-renowned biblical scholar Professor NT Wright (University of St. Andrews) under the overall title Discerning the Dawn: History, Eschatology and New Creation.

2018. 02. 13.

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58분
2023. 01. 13.

Di’s Story: Personal transformation and freedom from addiction

Di Mitchell is lead practitioner for peer support services in Banff, with Turning Point Scotland. In this podcast, Di shares her journey from engaging with the service as a client, to becoming a practitioner and professional in her own right and providing services in the Banff area. Di’s peer support work is deeply person-centred, offering opportunities and activities for personal transformation and freedom from addiction. Di shares her perspectives on the benefits and challenges of peer support, including how services are addressing the stigma surrounding drug and alcohol addiction, and on the future of the service.

2023. 01. 13.

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25분
2018. 02. 20.

The Shifting Sand: The Meanings of 'History'

Lecture 3 of the 2018 Gifford Lectures held in Aberdeen delivered by world-renowned biblical scholar Professor NT Wright (University of St. Andrews) under the overall title Discerning the Dawn: History, Eschatology and New Creation.

2018. 02. 20.

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52분
2018. 02. 21.

The End of the World? Eschatology and Apocalyptic in Historical Perspective

Lecture 4 of the 2018 Gifford Lectures held in Aberdeen delivered by world-renowned biblical scholar Professor NT Wright (University of St. Andrews) under the overall title Discerning the Dawn: History, Eschatology and New Creation.

2018. 02. 21.

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53분
2021. 06. 23.

In Conversation: Engineering Academic – Professor Ana Ivanovic

A transcript for this episode can be found online, here. Want to find out more about studying engineering? Sarah Chew, Managing Director of Tech Fest Interviews Professor Ana Ivanovic, lecturer and Director Student Recruitment and Internationalisation in the School of Engineering at the University of Aberdeen.

2021. 06. 23.

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19분
2018. 02. 15.

The Questioned Book: Critical Scholarship and the Gospels

Lecture 2 of the 2018 Gifford Lectures held in Aberdeen delivered by world-renowned biblical scholar Professor NT Wright (University of St. Andrews) under the overall title Discerning the Dawn: History, Eschatology and New Creation.

2018. 02. 15.

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51분
2021. 06. 23.

In Conversation: Engineering Careers Advisor – Regina Jaschke

A transcript for this episode can be found online, here. Interested in a career in engineering? Sarah Chew, Managing Director of Tech Fest Interviews Regina Jaschke, a careers advisor for Engineering at the University of Aberdeen.

2021. 06. 23.

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25분
2018. 02. 26.

The Stone the Builders Rejected: Jesus, the Temple and the Kingdom

Lecture 5 of the 2018 Gifford Lectures held in Aberdeen delivered by world-renowned biblical scholar Professor NT Wright (University of St. Andrews) under the overall title Discerning the Dawn: History, Eschatology and New Creation.

2018. 02. 26.

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53분
2023. 09. 07.

Tell me about Neuropathic Pain

The Paincast podcast is a novel collaboration between people living with chronic neuropathic pain and medical researchers. It’s presented and co-produced by BBC Radio presenter and writer Fiona Talkington, who lives with neuropathic pain. “We hope that this podcast will lead to a wider understanding of neuropathic pain and its often devastating and disruptive effects on peoples’ lives”, says Fiona. “We hope it will prove helpful for people living with neuropathic pain, for their carers, families and employers as well as all levels of the medical professions and researchers. In Episode 1 we hear: · How chronic neuropathic pain affects around 8% of the UK population, and usually occurs following damage or injury to the sensory nervous system; · David Bennett, professor of neurology and neurobiology at Oxford University, who leads the multi-disciplinary PAINSTORM research project that the podcast accompanies, explains that the condition can be caused by conditions as varied as diabetes, HIV, chemotherapy for cancer treatment, or traumatic injury such as amputation; · How living with neuropathic pain can affect relationships; Fiona speaks to Anusha Subramanyam, a dancer, teacher and dance movement therapist who has helped people living with chronic pain express their experiences of it through the medium of dance.

2023. 09. 07.

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Established in 1495 to serve the north-east of Scotland, today our university is a global presence in higher education. A dual focus on our region and the wider world is as important to us today as it was five centuries ago.