Richmond Building
Officially opened by the first University Chancellor and former Prime Minister, Harold Wilson, the Richmond Building remains the heart of our campus and a recognisable feature in Bradford’s skyline.
Pharmacy
The University are pioneers in pharmacy education, launching the UK’s first five-year practice-integrated MPharm in the 1970s. In 2012, we led the way again as the first university to implement Team-Based Learning across our entire MPharm curriculum. These innovations have ensured our graduates are prepared for real-world clinical practice.
Explore the world of medicine through our Pharmacy and pharmaceutical science subject.
Bradford Mental Health Research Centre
Supported by a £2.5m award from the National Institute for Health and Care Research, we are tackling mental health faced by young people across the Bradford district. Through collaboration with community, education, health, and faith groups, we are co-producing research-driven, practical solutions that will transform the wellbeing of future generations.
Discover the Bradford Mental Health Research Centre.
Digital Heritage
Combining culture, archaeology and technology, the Department of Archaeological and Forensic Sciences delivers projects that have invited Bradford City AFC fans to share their stories to be placed in a digital replica of the stadium, developed a virtual twin of the city centre to support planning decisions and worked with refugee communities in Jordan to help preserve and share their heritage stories.
Discover digital heritage through our Archaeological research.
Plastic Surgery and Burns Research Unit (PSBRU)
Founded by the late Professor David Sharpe OBE, following the fire disaster at Bradford City AFC in 1985, the PSBRU has been transforming lives through groundbreaking innovations and world-renowned treatments such as the Bradford Sling®.
The Great Hall
The Great Hall has hosted thousands of exciting events, from celebrating students at graduation ceremonies and installing new Chancellors, to welcoming celebrity speakers and musical royalty, including Pink Floyd (1971), David Hockney (1983), David Attenborough (1998), and Steven Frayne formally known as Dynamo (2013).
