About Us

• Winners of the North-East Regatta 2007
• Winners, Women's Open Double Sculls, BUSA 2007
• Winners of the Aberdeen Asset Management Annual Boat Race, 2008 over city rivals, Robert Gordon's University
• 2nd Place, Scottish University Championships 2007, 2006
• Qualifiers, Henley Women's Regatta, 2007

Aberdeen University Boat Club is one of the largest and most successful clubs at the University of Aberdeen.  We were founded in 1870 and have boathouse on the banks of the River Dee.  We are run by students, for students and our success is a reflection of the hard work and dedication of all those involved in rowing for Aberdeen University.

If you are interested in rowing at Aberdeen, want to know more about the sport in general, or are just thinking of staying in shape while enjoying student life in Aberdeen, we are the club for you. Membership is open to all and you need not be a student to row at the club.  Rowing is great sport to be a part of and is a good way of meeting new people and representing the University at local and national events.  We have two dedicated coaches, three brand new boats and the changing rooms have recently been refurbished. We also have a thriving social scene and encourage rowers of all abilities to achieve their potential.  There has never been a better time to row for Aberdeen University.

If you wish to know more, please get in touch by emailing us.  Everyone is welcome, from those wanting a paddle on a Wednesday afternoon to more hardened athletes looking to improve fitness and compete.

Contact Us

Tania Griffin, President of AUBC, may be contacted at: president@aubc.org.uk

General enquiries may be directed to Amy Watson, Secretary of AUBC at: secretary@aubc.org.uk

For website comments or complaints, please email: website@aubc.org.uk

How to find us:   AUBC Boathouse, South Esplanade West, Aberdeen AB11 9AA

From the University, walk south down King Street until you get to Union Street. Turn right onto Union Street and keep walking until you get to Market Street (opposite Marks and Spencer's) on your left. Walk down Market Street all the way to Victoria Bridge (leading to Torry). Cross the bridge and take the first right onto South Esplanade West. Keep going until you reach the Boathouse!