News from 2015

December Graduation 2015

Graduates from the Faculty of Social Sciences including Economics, International Development, Peace Studies, Social Work and Social Care and Sociology and Criminology.

Special milestone for Born in Bradford study

Born in Bradford, one of the biggest and most important medical research studies undertaken in the UK, is celebrating a milestone.

Bradford leaps into European Top 50

The School of Management at the University of Bradford is the highest climber in this year's Financial Times European Business School rankings, jumping 16 places into the Top 50, with its full-time MBA ranked European Top 10 for % salary increase.

Computing research team in €50 million European public-private partnership

Computing's Professor Daniel Neagu and his research team, working on the COSMOS project, has helped pave the way to a new era of assessing chemical safety without using animals.

Bradford professor awarded national engineering prize

One of the University of Bradford's 50th Anniversary Chairs has been awarded one of the UK's most prestigious engineering prizes.

University staff spread some Christmas spirit to the homeless this winter

The University of Bradford is encouraging staff and students to help young homeless people this Christmas by donating a present that can be used by the charity Centrepoint.

The annual FoHS Christmas Appeal, on behalf of Centrepoint Bradford

The Faculty of Health Studies have launched our annual Christmas Appeal, this year in aid of Centrepoint Bradford.

Wheelchair grant boosts University of Bradford disabled sport

Disabled sport at the University of Bradford has received a huge boost with the award of a major grant.

University of Bradford lecturer swaps lab coat for legislation

Dr Mariam Kiran from the University of Bradford swapped lab coat for legislation when she visited the House of Commons for a week in Westminster.

Bradford plays leading role in World Heritage Site study

A team of tourism specialists from leading Vietnamese and UK universities, including Bradford, has completed an international research project on the impacts of tourism on World Heritage Site Ha Long Bay, in Quang Ninh province, Vietnam.