Refreshers Week kicks off on Monday 17th January, and the teams across the University and at the Students' Union have been finalising a week featuring a mix of in-person socials, virtual events, workshops and activities for new and returning RGU students!

There will also be lots of opportunities for you to find out about our different societies, sports clubs, groups and networks, and to chat with other students from your course and school. Find out more below, and don't forget to join the official RGU Students Facebook Group to keep up to date with the latest news and updates.


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Mon 17th January

Refreshers Week 2022: The Launch
noon - 12:30pm
Tune in at @rguunion across social media
Coffee, cake & chat with your Student Presidents
3:30pm - 4:30pm
Level 4, The Union, Aberdeen Business School

Tue 18th January

Mature Students coffee, cake & chat with your Student Presidents
3:30pm - 4:30pm
Level 4, The Union, Aberdeen Business School

Wed 19th January

Campus Walk & Talk with RGU SPORT
12:30pm - 1pm
Entrance to RGU Sport
Drop-in Badminton Session
1:30pm - 2:30pm
RGU Sport
RGU:Union supports you
2pm - 3pm
Tune in at @rguunion across social media
Drop-in Badminton Session 2
3pm - 4pm
RGU Sport

Thu 20th January

Student Parents coffee, cake & chat with your Student Presidents
3:30pm - 4:30pm
Level 4, The Union, Aberdeen Business School

Fri 21st January

Student Activities Q&A
2pm - 3pm
Tune in at @rguunion across social media
International Students coffee, cake & chat with your Student Presidents
3:30pm - 4:30pm
Level 4, The Union, Aberdeen Business School


 

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