2013 – Aberdeen
The 2013 Student Colloquium was organised by Patrycja Kupiec, PhD student at University of Aberdeen.
The organisers setting up for the Colloquium.
The team get ready for the students to arrive.
The Colloquium included a field trip to nearby medieval sites.
The students enjoying the sites – despite the November chill!
The Colloquium was organised by Patrycja Kupiec.
The students got to know each other during the cèilidh!
There were plenty of interesting sites nearby for the students to explore.
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