A retired University of Dundee law professor has been recognised for his pioneering work into environmental law, which was ...

Professor Lady Sue Black, Baroness of Strome, is making a return to the University of Dundee to deliver this year’s Margaret ...

Scientists at the University of Dundee have made a significant breakthrough in the quest to eradicate a parasite that blights millions of lives.

Our research aims to support and enhance social science-led collaboration across interdisciplinary research themes. Here are a few examples of recent collaborative research projects.

The Scottish Universities Press is a not-for-profit open access publishing press owned and managed by a collaboration of universities, of which the University of Dundee is one. It aims to provide a ...

Professor Thomas Giddens is Chair of Jurisprudence in Dundee Law School. Taking its cues from the humanities heritage of the legal discipline, Prof Giddens’s research focuses on critical and cultural ...

Many of our degrees offer a January 2025 start date. If you would like to start your University of Dundee student journey in January you can apply now. The deadline for applying for our January entry ...

Educational Development provides digital tools and services for learning and teaching, support key activities like online assessment, and work with the academic community to develop and promote best ...

An image of the CRBNmidi protein, which is easier for laboratory work in drug discovery. Experts from the University’s Centre for Targeted Protein Degradation have custom-built a new version of a ...

Everyone is so nice, like really nice. It was unexpected. It's one of the most welcoming cities in the UK. How friendly people are and how willing they are to help you. They want to see you do well.

Workshops are available free of charge to research and research related staff from the University of Dundee. Booking a workshop is perceived as your agreement to attend that workshop in its entirety.

LRRK2 Investigative Therapeutics Exchange (LITE) will support new approaches targeting LRRK2, the most common cause of inherited Parkinson’s disease Programme to focus on bridging basic science ...