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Robert Gordon's College is a co-educational independent school for day pupils in Aberdeen, Scotland. The school caters for pupils from Nursery through to S6.
- Robert Gordon University - Wikipedia
The resulting institution was known as Robert Gordon's...
- Università Robert Gordon - Wikipedia
La Robert Gordon University (RGU) è una università scozzese...
- Robert Gordon University - Wikipedia
The resulting institution was known as Robert Gordon's College. It provided an education for boys but as a day school only, and evening (and later day) classes for adults (male and female) in science, technology, commerce and general subjects.
La Robert Gordon University (RGU) è una università scozzese situata nella città di Aberdeen. Storia. Fondata nel XVII secolo da Robert Gordon, un ricco mercante della città, è diventata formalmente ente universitario nel 1992. È uno dei due atenei della città; l'altro è l'Università di Aberdeen.
Robert Gordon's College is at the cutting edge of international education. We have a strong sense of our local identity and our place in the wider world. Our community is highly diverse and philanthropy is a constant thread throughout our history.
Robert Gordon was a merchant from Aberdeen who spent much of his life based in Poland. On retiring to Aberdeen, he decided to leave his considerable fortune to found a ‘Hospital’ for boys’ accommodation and education. The school was built on the site of the old Dominican (Black) Friars building.
1668: The birth of Robert Gordon, future founder of Robert Gordon's Hospital. 1684: He is elected a Burgess of Guild, enabling him to trade as a merchant in the city. 1689: Robert Gordon graduates from Marischal College and establishes business as a merchant trader in Danzig in the Baltic.
Die Robert Gordon University ist eine Universität in Aberdeen, Schottland. Anfang 2021 studierten dort über 16.000 Studenten. Die Ursprünge der Universität reichen zurück bis in das Jahr 1750, als das Robert Gordon’s Hospital errichtet wurde, um die Bildung der ansässigen Söhne und Enkel der aberdonischen Bourgeoisie zu ...
