Back by popular demand – Northumbria University host additional open day
Due to popular demand, Northumbria University are hosting an additional undergraduate open day on Saturday 29th November.
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Northumbria innovators shine a light on Ashington’s future
A new piece of public art that brings a town’s ambitions to life has been unveiled in Ashington. Entitled Town of Colour, it is the culmination of a programme of partnership workshops and activities organised by academics, graduates and students from Northumbria University to harness community aspirations in Ashington.
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Legal view on terrorism to be debated at Northumbria
Tackling terrorism is high on the national and international agenda, but how does the law handle the phenomenon? A prestigious legal expert will examine the subject during a public lecture and the launch of criminal law publication at Northumbria University, Newcastle, this week.
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Northumbria creates fund for next generation of student entrepreneurs
Student start-ups will be given a new boost after the launch of an enterprise and innovation fund at the UK’s number one university for graduate businesses.
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OBE ceremony at Buckingham Palace for Lucy Winskell
Lucy Winskell, Pro Vice-Chancellor at Northumbria University, Newcastle, has been awarded an Order of the British Empire (OBE) at the investiture ceremony in London.
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Northumbria announces innovative partnership with Unilever
Northumbria University, Newcastle, has today announced a formal partnership with Unilever, one of the world’s largest fast-moving consumer goods companies.
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COMMENT: Why criticism of Uber isn’t turning customers away – yet
Chrysostomos Apostolidis, Graduate Tutor in the Newcastle Business School, assesses what makes a brand popular despite criticisms in the media.
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COMMENT: Pro bono is great education for law students, but they shouldn’t fill gap left by legal aid cuts
Elaine Campbell, Solicitor Tutor in the School of Law, discusses issues surrounding pro bono law education
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Inspirational £1.2m Think Physics project brings science to life at Northumbria
SCIENCE opens doors to the most incredible careers for young women.
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COMMENT: How Rosetta made an epic journey through space and overcame incredible challenges
Dr Neil Beattie, Senior Lecturer in the Department of Physics and Electrical Engineering, discusses the engineering feats and challenges behind Rosetta's epic journey through space.
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COMMENT: In defence of the stink bug
Dr Mike Jeffries Teaching Fellow in Ecology in the Department of Geography, offers a more balanced view of these fascinating bugs after recent reports in the press that they are due to invade the UK from their native Asia.
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COMMENT: From BandAid to Dapper Laughs - charity songs are all about hitting the right tone
Dr Lee Barron, Principal Lecturer, Media & Communications Design, discusses the charity record and its place in our culture
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Channel 4 joins the Northern Writers’ Awards in search of undiscovered writing talent from the north of England
A new scheme was launched today to identify raw and diverse television talent from the north of England.
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Northumbria professor leading gender equality debate
Debate-leading research on gender equality from Northumbria University, Newcastle, has been presented to the UK Minister for Women and Equalities.
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Solo art exhibition premiers at Northumbria University
How does a community pick up the pieces after the collapse of civilisation? A new art exhibition at Northumbria University, Newcastle, explores the aftermath of societal decline.
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Olympic sporting legends to visit Northumbria
Two of the world’s most famous sporting legends – Sir Chris Hoy and Haile Gebrselassie – will visit Northumbria University next month to take part in a leading international sports conference.
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Public Lecture: The Nature and Character of Military Medicine
Members of the public are invited to attend a guest lecture exploring the changing face of war and military medicine over the last century.
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Research aims to improve Travellers’ health
Health care services have a challenge in meeting the multiple and complex needs of Traveller communities according to new research published by Northumbria University, Newcastle.
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Pioneering academic recognised as a global leader in her field
A Northumbria academic has been named the winner of an internationally-renowned award for her outstanding contribution to records and information management.
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Northumbria honours Hong Kong civic leader
Northumbria University, Newcastle, has awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Civil Law to Mrs Carrie Yau, the Executive Director of the Hong Kong Vocational Training Council (VTC) in recognition of her contribution to the promotion of vocational education, skills and in-company development in Hong Kong.
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