News from 2017

50 Years Chemistry Reunion, Class of 1967

Members of the BTech Chemistry class of 1967 returned to the University for a weekend reunion celebrating 50 years since their graduation from Bradford.

Bradford appoints first Director of Medical Education

The University of Bradford has appointed Professor Martin McAreavey as its first Director of Medical Education.

Roundtable event examines impact of Franco-German alliance revival

Jean-Marc Trouille, Senior Lecturer in European Business Management at the Faculty of Management and Law, was an expert contributor to a roundtable event examining the revival of the Franco-German tandem.

MBA alumnus, Kunle Falodun, appointed VP Distribution Africa for Sony Pictures

Bradford MBA Graduate (2012) Kunle Falodun has been appointed as Vice President Distribution Africa for Sony Pictures Television (SPT).

Judge to chair newly established University of Bradford School of Law Industry Advisory Board

As part of the School of Law's plans to further enhance the student experience and to guide the School through a new legal landscape, we have established an Industry Advisory Board to help guide the future of the School and the programmes it offers.

Bradford MBA programme one of first to be endorsed by NHS

The University of Bradford is one of seven higher education institutions (HEIs) appointed by the NHS Leadership Academy to deliver the NHS Masters in Business Administration (MBA) programme, as announced in a speech by the Secretary of State, Jeremy Hunt, last year.

Preserving iconic Japanese art

Some of Japan's most iconic art works are safely on display at the British Museum, thanks to a University of Bradford PhD student.

University of Bradford in UK awards success

The University of Bradford scooped three prizes at this year's HEIST awards, which brought HE providers from across the UK together.

Roman coin uncovered in Orkney

University of Bradford archaeologists have been thrilled by the discovery of a Roman coin during the excavation of an archaeological site in Orkney.

New test paves way for potential treatments to target Alzheimer's and other conditions

A simple methodology for capturing proteins implicated in the development of Alzheimer's disease and other conditions has been developed by researchers at the University of Bradford and University of Dundee.