The Cairns…Dolmens …Much of interest
On-line Archaeology Seminar & Discussion
Back To The Edge……
Video recordings of this conference are now available
The Edge
The Edge refers to a two-day online conference this December which will mark the culmination of almost two years of seminars, blogs and other activities
Sourcing Wild Swimming Locations in Scotland
The University of the Highlands and Islands has launched a new project to develop an online resource for wild swimmers.
Celebrating George Mackay Brown #BookWeekScotland
The University of the Highlands and Islands has teamed up with Book Week Scotland to create a collection of texts inspired by his work, displayed digitally as a scarf.
UHI Public Consultation on Gaelic Language Plan
“Consultation is an important part of the process, so I would encourage anyone with an interest in the plan to share their views.” Professor Todd Walker
Talking About Tresness
the UHI Archaeology Institute are hosting a talk by Professor Vicki Cummings of the University of Central Lancashire about her work there with Dr Hugo Anderson-Whymark
Researching the Islands Plan & Benefits to Our Communities
A fully funded 4 year PhD student placement is on offer to interested candidates to get in on groundbreaking work to look at how island communities are affected by national policies.
‘On My Planet’ – Evolving the Curriculum
In his inaugural professorial lecture, Gary Campbell, of the University of the Highlands and Islands looked at the huge opportunities but also the challenges facing UHI.
Professor Jane Downes: Archaeology, Climate Change and Sustainability: Island Perspectives #COP26
Archaeology, Climate Change and Sustainability: Island Perspectives – will be delivered during the 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26) in Glasgow
