Architecture students celebrate awards success
Northumbria University is celebrating a clean sweep of accolades from the RIBA (Royal Institute of British Architects) North East Student Awards.
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Home to roost?
Towering structures that could be used to house people and birds at Blyth’s seafront are on view at Northumbria University’s Architecture Show which opens to the public at 6pm on Thursday, 20 June.
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Science... but not as you know it!
As part of its role as associate partner in the world-famous British Science Festival event, Northumbria University is gearing up to a six-day showcase to help answer the question, what is science?
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Planning for success
A Northumbria academic is in the running for the national title of Young Planner of the Year.
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Northumbria launches inspirational events and conferencing service
Northumbria University has re-launched its events and conferencing service with a fresh new look to showcase its award-winning ‘Inspirational Spaces’.
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Students guide the way in environmental initiative
Students from Northumbria University have partnered up with employees at a North East business park to provide their insight towards new environmental plans.
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Exploring art at a stroke
A unique app which allows you to peel back the layers of a masterpiece and uncover a previously hidden world has been developed by experts from Northumbria and Newcastle universities.
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Northumbria is newest iSchool member
Northumbria University has become an iSchool – joining an international collective of institutions dedicated to advancing information sciences in the 21st Century.
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Tuition fee lifeline for Northumbria student
A Northumbria University student has secured a £25,000 tuition fee lifeline and a guaranteed job on completion of her degree.
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Cycling in the city
Almost half of commuter cyclists in Newcastle do not cycle on designated routes which has implications for transport infrastructure policy, says a Northumbria University academic.
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Science and innovation in the spotlight
Dinosaur cloning, 3D action dolls created by lasers and robots and bacterial “kiss” portraits are just some of the activities on offer when the world-famous Maker Faire returns to Newcastle.
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Engineering a business success
Northumberland firm Renown Engineering is seeing its profits soar as a direct result of working in partnership with Northumbria University.
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