The Gateway is located at the North Haugh and is home to the School of Management and other University units. The Gateway is very versatile and offers a range of venues for all sorts of events.
There are 2 lecture theatres with a capacity of between 90 and 120 people and a further 6 seminar rooms with capacity for between 16 and 24 people. On the top floor, there is a boardroom which can be set up in different layouts depending on the event. The Gateway has full disabled access.
This seminar and networking lunch with the Centre for Research on Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (CREDI) will welcome Professor John Macnicol, London School of Economics, who will talk about his research on analysing ageism and age discrimination (at work). Professor Macnicol says of his work: “In the last 20 years, there has been much discussion…
As part of national Mental Health Awareness Week 2019, join the Mental Health Foundation Scotland’s Head of Programmes Julie Cameron for an interactive discussion on the topic of Body Image. This session aims to develop your understanding of the increasingly important topic of Body Image, and promote awareness of how body image can impact mental…
Over the past few months the Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL) project has consulted with staff and students across the University to understand the problems people encounter in the digital learning and teaching space. For students there is a great degree of confusion with regards to the different learning and teaching systems (MMS and Moodle), which are used to administer and deliver…
The digital communications team has listened to feedback from students highlighting that access to course materials is not straightforward; can you help us improve the learning and teaching digital space? The University’s digital communications team is hosting a design sprint to improve the ‘My Courses’ portal for current students. The portal will be a ‘one stop shop’ for students to access all modules, email, assignments and more. The digital…
Would you like to help improve the digital learning and teaching environment? If so, come along to a design sprint for members of academic staff. During the workshop, participants will be provided with information to fully understand the design problem in order to create designs which solve this problem. No previous design experience is required. Following the design sprint, the University will use the designs…
At this event Professor Richard Wilkinson will speak on ‘The Social and Psychological costs of Inequality’. Professor Wilkinson’s publications include The Spirit Level: Why Equality is Better for Everyone and The Inner Level: How more Equal Societies Reduce Stress, Restore Sanity and Improve Everyone’s Well-being (both with Kate Pickett). All are welcome to this event which marks…
This meet and greet presents an opportunity for LGBTQ+ staff and students to meet and chat in a welcoming, semi-structured environment. Drop in to the event in the Gateway Boardroom, North Haugh, anytime between 12 midday and 2pm. Lunch will be provided. To find out more about the staff LGBTIQ+ Network and join the mailing…
The Early Career Women Network provides a space for like-minded, self-defining women to come together to network and discuss topics of mutual interest in a supportive environment. Anyone who defines themselves as an ‘early career woman’ in any staff post, as well as final year PhD students, are welcome to join us in Seminar Room…
The Early Career Women Network provides a space for like-minded, self-defining women to come together to network and discuss topics of mutual interest in a supportive environment. Anyone who defines themselves as an ‘early career woman’ in any staff post, as well as final year PhD students, are welcome to join us in the Gateway…
The film studies faculty presents work in progress in the Third Annual Research Readings in Screen Studies: Doors open at 10am for a 10.20am start 10.20am Welcome: Dina Iordanova 10.30am Tom Rice: The Image of the Klan in the Age of Trump 11am Philippa Lovatt: Accented Epistolaries in Everyday’s the Seventies (Nguyễn Trinh Thi, Vietnam,…