News from 2023

Inside the University’s quiet study space for families

Students who are parents now have a place where they can study and look after their children at the same time at the University of Bradford.

Alumni’s game goes to next level after funds boost

A new video game made by former University of Bradford students is set to be released after receiving a £30,000 funding boost.

Young, Asian and amazing- University of Bradford YAYA nominees

GROWING up, Mohammed Hamad often felt like an outcast, left out and unable to join in. It was when he came to the University of Bradford that he finally felt he belonged. 

Diwali dance brings students together

A traditional Punjabi drum and dance act to mark the Hindu Diwali festival took place at the University of Bradford on Wednesday November 8.

University of Bradford welcomes funding for renewed UKRI Doctoral Training Partnerships

The Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) - part of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) - has reviewed and expanded its Doctoral Training Partnerships in social sciences and interdisciplinary research, spanning 89 institutions, with PhD funding opportunities over the next five years starting in October 2024.

School of Management again among best in the world

The University of Bradford continues to be ranked among the world’s best business schools after receiving an accreditation from a leading education alliance.

Meet Bradford's record-breaking computer bug bounty hunter

A student at the University of Bradford has become a record breaker for his work as an ethical hacker.

Modern slavery victims’ voices heard at exhibition

The University of Bradford has given the victims of modern slavery a voice through a new exhibition.

Creating Active Schools recognised internationally

An initiative to encourage school children to be more active, led by the University of Bradford and Yorkshire Sport Foundation, has been shortlisted for an international award. 

Home school families find joy and healing in art projects

FOR software engineer Abdul Ghani, the idea of homeschooling his children felt alien. Having gone through the whole gamut of the education system, from school to college to university, he regarded any other path as unusual at best.