What’s next for Bradford’s ‘bug bounty hunter’?
A student who works as a ‘bug bounty hunter’ says he is excited about his future after graduating from the University of Bradford.
News from 2024
Famous fairy cameras undergo CT scan
Cameras used to create images of the infamous Cottingley Fairies between 1917 and 1920 were the subject of some modern day imaging magic after being put through CT scanners at the University of Bradford.
High Sheriff of West Yorkshire tells graduates to have courage
The High Sheriff of West Yorkshire Professor Adeeba Malik CBE DL has been awarded an honorary doctorate from the University of Bradford in recognition of her commitment to supporting disadvantaged communities and enabling social cohesion.
Bradford part of potential regrowth drug for alopecia trial
The University of Bradford has joined a company’s trial for a potential hair regrowth drug for people with a form of alopecia.
'Tireless campaigner' for women's health awarded honorary doctorate
A GP described as ‘the medic who kick-started the menopause revolution’ has been awarded an honorary doctorate by the University of Bradford as part of its summer 2024 graduation ceremonies.
Our marvellous hon-grads 2024
Twice a year, the University of Bradford confers honorary degrees to people who have made a difference through their actions.
Hon-grad Vee’s on a mission to change the world through education
It’s difficult not to feel empowered after speaking to Vee Kativhu, who will this week accept an honorary degree from the University of Bradford, in recognition of her work to help under-privileged groups enter higher education.
University changes lives, says civil servant
A civil servant with a passion for the benefits of higher education has received an honorary doctorate from the University of Bradford in recognition of his significant commitment to the university and the impact this has made.
Climate justice project awarded £1.28m by UKRI
Dr Pedi Obani from the University of Bradford has been awarded prestigious Future Leaders Fellowship status by the UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) funding body.
Sky at Night presenter tells graduates there are no limits
British space scientist and Sky at Night presented Dame Maggie Aderin-Pocock has spent much of her career reaching for the stars and yesterday, she gave advice on how the next generation can do the same.