£400,000 for new gestational diabetes umbilical cord study
The University of Bradford has been awarded more than £400,000 to carry out research into gestational diabetes among women from different ethnicities.
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Children in the North are losing up to 10 years of life due to inactivity and inequality
Today the University of Bradford joins with universities across the North to call on the Government to take urgent action to improve the lives of children as part of the #ChildrenFirst campaign, which highlights inequalities in the health of young people in the North of England.
Single parent Vicky swaps night-time scrolling for Master’s studies
A single mother of twins is studying for a Master's at home while bringing up her children and working full-time.
Professor’s vision for future cities inspires international award
The next generation of architects and urban planners will be honoured through an international award created in memory of a University of Bradford academic.
£1m AV transformation at University of Bradford in running for second award
A £1m overhaul of audio-visual infrastructure at the University of Bradford is in the running for its second prestigious industry award, recognising its impact on student experience, sustainability and hybrid learning.
Remember lost loved ones at park lantern parade
People are encouraged to contribute to a commemorative lantern parade held in a park.
Bradford helps shape the future of 6G
The University of Bradford is playing a key role in shaping the future of mobile technology, as part of a major European research initiative exploring how 6G networks will transform society.
Child of North campaign calls for change
The University is proud to support a new campaign based on the influential Child of the North initiative, which is a collaboration between leading Northern universities, including Bradford.
Grab five muddy minutes for health boost
A University of Bradford academic is calling on people to embrace nature and spend five minutes in the mud, revealing our gut microbes - affectionately dubbed ‘belly bugs’ - thrive when we do.
Bloomin’ marvellous: Campus strikes gold with award
An edible campus, beehives and wooded areas helped clinch gold for the University of Bradford at this year’s Yorkshire in Bloom.