PhD survey shows high quality in the PhD programme despite challenges.

Starting on Monday 10 May, some PhD students can return to their PhD offices and group rooms on campus.

This year’s university elections are over. The votes have been counted and the victorious candidates informed. This year’s turnout was 16% which is lower than previous years. It is assessed that the coronavirus is the primary reason for this.

In November, elections will be held at AU. You can vote for the candidate you want to represent you or you can stand for election yourself to your academic council, board of studies and your PhD committee. If you would like to put your name forward for election, you can do so from 19 October until 23 October.

The university elections will take place 9 - 12 November 2020.

IAS needs international PhD students to test their website for international academic staff.

We are very pleased to announce that the Prime Minister's Office has informed us that it will now be possible to partially reopen research labs for researchers, PhD students and students.

PhD students can now find answers to questions related to PhD studies and the corona situation in the new FAQ.

University of Glasgow, 5th - 11th July

We need your help to test the AU international website.