News from 2016

Why it's lose-lose for unions in the EU referendum

Professor Gregor Gall explains the difficulties facing the unions as the EU referendum approaches

Beastie Boy John Berry died of frontal lobe dementia — but what is it?

Professor Jan Oyebode looks at frontal lobe dementia, what it is, the symptoms and how it affects the individual and carers.

Dragons, duels and skeletons-all this and more at the University of Bradford's open day!

Where can you have the chance to become a TV presenter, impress the business dragons, take part in a virtual duel, examine a skeleton, be a judge for a day or set the nation's interest rate?

Expert opinion: New ideas in cancer therapy - oxygen bubble drinks

One of the major difficulties that tumours encounter as they grow is a lack of oxygen. This is because they often grow faster than the surrounding blood vessels can adapt to them, and as oxygen that comes out of the blood can only penetrate 3 to 4 layers of cells, the core of the tumour may lack sufficient oxygen, a state known as hypoxia.

City Editor of the Daily Mail praises his time at Bradford School of Management for playing a major part in developing his career

An award-winning British economics commentator working as a journalist, editor and author has sung the praises of the University of Bradford School of Management and how it helped advance his career.

Bradford plays host to prestigious archaeology conference

The University of Bradford is hosting the Wetland Archaeology Research project (WARP) 30th anniversary meeting.

A Bradford School of Management stalwart who helps students optimise their learning potential has article published in respected journal

A University of Bradford Faculty of Management and Law staff member who helps students maximise their academic learning has had her first journal article published.

Lecturer scoops prestigious award from Academy of Management for PhD thesis previously given to world-leading academics

A recently-appointment lecturer has begun her career in academia by winning a prestigious award for her PhD, which a number of world-leading academics in their field have previously been recipients of.

Conference brings together PhD students to discuss and present research work at Bradford School of Management

The third annual University of Bradford School of Management PhD Conference held this week saw a wide range of papers presented and two excellent keynote speakers.

Physiotherapy at Bradford first choice for Hong Kong students

Bradford is making international waves in physiotherapy as students from across the world choose Bradford as their home.