Family man gets researcher’s vote for top English monarch
This story published on Friday 30 October 2015
Military successes overseas, domestic calm, but the creator of the Order of the Garter’s biggest achievement ... he was a doting dad
The lying game
This story published on Thursday 29 October 2015
Dr Chris Street’s research is leading towards a clearer understanding of how humans behave when they bend the truth
Popular fiction can be a valuable learning tool for teenagers
This story published on Tuesday 27 October 2015
“...supernatural fantasies and dystopian dramas are highly educational too, especially for girls coming to terms with womanhood...”
From care leaver to care helper, trainer and entrepreneur
This story published on Tuesday 27 October 2015
Kirsty’s Qualia opens for business
Celebrating National Care Leavers’ Week
This story published on Monday 26 October 2015
“...the work in support of National Care Leavers’ Week will ensure those leaving care are able to get the advice and information they need, when they need it...”
It’s time to ‘Rethink the Nation’
This story published on Monday 26 October 2015
Wed 25 Nov – with speakers author Joanne Harris, VisitEngland CEO James Berresford, writer Irna Qureshi, Shadow Minister Liz McInnes MP and Opera North Projects Director Dominic Gray
Artist Ashley celebrates 75th birthday at the University
This story published on Thursday 22 October 2015
Celebrated landscape artist Ashley Jackson marks 75 years – “...he has captured the soul of Yorkshire in his landscapes...”
Honorary awards for former Council CEO and long-serving professor
This story published on Thursday 22 October 2015
Rob Vincent CBE and Professor Eric Blyth honoured at Graduation Ceremonies
Virtual training aids doctors with their communication skills
This story published on Wednesday 21 October 2015
The Immersive Medical Training System has already won an award at the International Medical Education Conference
Huddersfield Product Design student wins global competition
This story published on Tuesday 20 October 2015
Product Design student Jordan Martin has become the first ever UK student to win the Electrolux Design Lab 2015 competition
Rugby League looks to the mental well-being of its players
This story published on Thursday 15 October 2015
“...some clubs are organised and committed to player welfare, the delivery at others is fragmented...”
New book offers major insight into public transport crime
This story published on Thursday 15 October 2015
Chapters cover pick-pocketing, fears of assault, property theft, unsightly graffiti and alcohol-related crime
Huddersfield Weather Watch – September 2015
This story published on Thursday 15 October 2015
Third coolest
£84,000 from Arts Council England for two-year arts programme
This story published on Thursday 15 October 2015
The University partners Huddersfield Art Gallery in an extension of the contemporary art exhibition ROTOЯ
Author Will Self to give inaugural J.B. Priestley Lecture
This story published on Wednesday 14 October 2015
Wednesday 11 November at 6pm – admission free
Professorial appointments
This story published on Tuesday 13 October 2015
The title of professor has been conferred on Dr Philip Thomas, Dr Pete Sanderson and Dr Kevin Orr
Appointment of Readers and Fellows
This story published on Tuesday 13 October 2015
Readers, Research Fellows, Enterprise Fellows and Teaching Fellows
Partnering BT to create added value from the Internet of Things
This story published on Tuesday 13 October 2015
Professor Grigoris Antoniou aims to develop a platform to harness and manage diverse data
Uni business start-up takes Shooting Star business award
This story published on Monday 12 October 2015
IT consultancy All My Systems started eighteen months ago and is going from strength to strength
The evolutionary psychology behind the terrorist
This story published on Monday 12 October 2015
Dr Jason Roach co-edits a new book that analyses the mind of the terrorist
Supply chain degree scheme shortlisted for top industry award
This story published on Monday 12 October 2015
The NOVUS Scheme, created to develop the next generation of supply chain professionals, is in the running for its third major award
Business Minister Anna Soubry MP visits the 3M BIC
This story published on Friday 9 October 2015
“...innovation and enterprise are central to Government’s vision for a Northern Powerhouse...”
Huddersfield is UK contribution to new EU GPS training material
This story published on Thursday 8 October 2015
The University’s EPSRC Centre for Innovative Manufacturing in Advanced Metrology has played a role in drawing up the GPS standards
Innovative newborn baby surveillance monitor up for UNICEF award
This story published on Thursday 8 October 2015
Academics’ device will slash infant mortality rate
Cervical cancer researcher wins Inspirational Woman of the Year
This story published on Wednesday 7 October 2015
Dr Tsitsi Chituku took the award at the Zimbabwe International Women’s Awards for her research into cervical cancer
Sole UK finalist Jordan heads to Helsinki for final showdown
This story published on Wednesday 7 October 2015
Product Design student Jordan Martin could become the first UK student to ever win the Electrolux Design Lab 2015 competition
Fashion entrepreneurs’ designs exhibited in London’s Mayfair
This story published on Tuesday 6 October 2015
Sanya Rehman’s and Zahra Mahmood’s Sanzaa collection will feature at this year’s Urban Muslim Fashion Show
Dementia and Alzheimer’s in focus in Huddersfield
This story published on Monday 5 October 2015
5th to 9th October 2015 leading up to World Mental Health Day on Saturday 10 October
Huddersfield recognised for commitment to gender equality
This story published on Friday 2 October 2015
“...the University is to be granted an Athena SWAN Bronze Award...”
Huddersfield Weather Watch – August 2015
This story published on Thursday 1 October 2015
Average for the time of year
Heritage Quay to host performance by Mikron Theatre
This story published on Thursday 1 October 2015
Thursday 8 October, 7.30pm
National Care Leavers’ Week
This story published on Wednesday 7 October 2015
Wednesday 21 October to Wednesday 28 October 2015
National Care Leavers’ Week
This story published on Monday 19 October 2015
Wednesday 21 October to Wednesday 28 October 2015
University celebrates World Mental Health Day
This story published on Thursday 1 October 2015
Activities taking place on campus
Making sense of dyslexia
This story published on Monday 5 October 2015
Monday 5 October to Friday 9 October
Critical Perspectives: An Interdisciplinary Reading Group
This story published on Tuesday 6 October 2015
Tuesday 20 October, 5.15pm, The Business School
New publication on innovative methodology for FEGReG member
This story published on Friday 2 October 2015
A new book co-authored by former Visiting Research Fellow and FEGReG member Leire San-Jose, leader of the Ethics in Finance and Social Value Research Group at the University of the Basque Country, has been published by Springer.
Learning Technologies Pick ‘n’ Mix Workshops
This story published on Monday 5 October 2015
Starting from Wednesday 14 October
VIV Member Elected as the Programme Chair for ICAC’22
This story published on Friday 2 October 2015
Dr. Zhijie Xu has been elected as the Programme Chair for the 22nd International Conference on Automation and Computing, which will be held at the Essex University in 2016.
New gear for HCI
This story published on Friday 2 October 2015
The Visualisation, Interaction and Vision (VIV) Research Group take delivery of new human computer interaction (HCI) devices
A fruitful academic year of VIV group
This story published on Friday 2 October 2015
The 14/15 academic year is a productive year for all the VIV group members.
Visiting professor Dianwei Wang joined VIV group
This story published on Friday 2 October 2015
Professor Dianwei Wang who is coming from the Xi’an University of Posts & Telecommunications has joined VIV group recently for his one year state-sponsored academic visiting.
Visualisation of complex forensic reports
This story published on Friday 2 October 2015
When visualisation technologies meet linguistic problems, what benefit can we get from this multidisciplinary research?
VIV’s keynote speeches on Smart CCTV Surveillance Forum
This story published on Friday 2 October 2015
VIV group leader Dr. Zhjie Xu and research fellow Dr. Jing Wang have been invited to share their research expertise with international partners from China, Singapore, United States and Australia in the 2nd International Symposium on Public Security and Forensic Technologies.
Graduate Sarah Williams has the recipe for success
This story published on Monday 5 October 2015
Business Management graduate Sarah Williams is enjoying sweet success with her joint venture, Dottie Biscuit.
New Library Bag on Sale
This story published on Tuesday 6 October 2015
Brand new bag to carry all your books
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Conducting for Beginners Course
This story published on Tuesday 6 October 2015
15 October 2015, Heritage Quay
Online Application for School Places
This story published on Wednesday 7 October 2015
Students with children
CRISS Director publishes new book on Bisexuality
This story published on Tuesday 6 October 2015
Professor Surya Monro’s new book, Bisexuality: Identities, Politics, and Theories, has jumped onto the Palgrave Macmillan bestseller list.
ESRC Seminar Series held at University of Huddersfield
This story published on Tuesday 6 October 2015
On 16 July 2015, the first in a series of six ESRC seminars exploring Memory, Commemoration and Public Symbolism and dealing with the past in Northern Ireland was held at the University of Huddersfield.
Taking Transgender Studies Forward
This story published on Tuesday 6 October 2015
Professor Surya Monro is continuing to contribute to the development of international transgender studies. She is collaborating on a Special Edition of the high profile international journal Critical Social Policy on Transgender Citizenship in Europe.
Queer in Africa Reimagined Symposium
This story published on Tuesday 6 October 2015
The Queer in Africa Reimagined Symposium, April 2015, addressed issues of sexual and gender diversity, rights, and citizenship in Africa.
Political Studies Association Seminar
This story published on Tuesday 6 October 2015
Dr Andrew Mycock (Associate Director, CRISS) and Professor Mike Kenny (QMUL) organised a workshop which explored English Identity and Radical Politics, held at Queen Mary University of London 22 September 2015.
SciFest Yorkshire 2015
This story published on Tuesday 29 September 2015
SciFest Yorkshire 2015 is a brand new science fiction festival being held across various venues in Kirklees
Enterprising students take on test town
This story published on Thursday 8 October 2015
Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 October
Welcome to Huddersfield
This story published on Thursday 8 October 2015
Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 October
International Food and Culture Festival
This story published on Tuesday 3 November 2015
4 November 2015
Workshop on Efficiency and Productivity Analysis
This story published on Monday 12 October 2015
Professor Jill Johnes speaks at international workshop
Grad Jobs Fair
This story published on Tuesday 13 October 2015
Your chance to meet employers on campus
Top Tips for Publishing in Top Journals
This story published on Monday 12 October 2015
The Business School’s Emerging Markets Research Group (EMERGE) heard Professor John Cadogan from Loughborough University present his research on Publishing in Leading Journals: Reflections on Two Sources of Fatal Flaws.
Help us to recruit cleaning staff
This story published on Monday 12 October 2015
HR Recruitment Open Day on Friday 23 October
Help us to recruit cleaning staff
This story published on Monday 12 October 2015
Recruitment Open Day on Friday 23 October
Resource Centre celebrates twenty year anniversary
This story published on Monday 12 October 2015
Established 1995
Sound.Vision.Place Concerts
This story published on Thursday 8 October 2015
Find out what musical events are going on in this years sound.vision.place festival
iPad (and other tablets) Coffee Club
This story published on Thursday 15 October 2015
Wednesday 21 October 2015
CollabHub’s first meeting of the year
This story published on Thursday 15 October 2015
Friday 16 October, 5.15pm in St. Paul’s Hall
Need help planning your wedding?
This story published on Friday 16 October 2015
Free service for couples planning to marry
Bird Watching Walk at Blackmoorfoot Reservoir
This story published on Friday 16 October 2015
New date announced - Monday 26 October
Testing times for Dr Laura Waters
This story published on Wednesday 14 October 2015
Huddersfield academic adjudicates in Gadget Show challenge
Moonlight and Mistletoe
This story published on Monday 19 October 2015
Staff Christmas Party - Thursday 10 December
International Campus Events
This story published on Thursday 15 October 2015
Find out the latest events on campus
Love Huddersfield?
This story published on Thursday 15 October 2015
Share your best photo with us for a chance to win
Love Huddersfield?
This story published on Monday 19 October 2015
Share your best photo with us for a chance to win
WAAA! - UNICEF’s Wearables for Good Challenge
This story published on Thursday 15 October 2015
CSRC member Dr Julia Meaton is one of a small, multi-disciplinary team shortlisted as a finalist competing in UNICEF's Wearables for Good challenge.
Supporting students to stay on track
This story published on Tuesday 20 October 2015
Thursday 22 October, 11.00am to 2.00pm
Supporting students to stay on track
This story published on Tuesday 20 October 2015
Thursday 22 October, 11.00am to 2.00pm
Happy Campus Events
This story published on Wednesday 21 October 2015
Get ready for a quiz, a bake-off and a party!
University’s Graduate Internship Scheme
This story published on Wednesday 21 October 2015
Bring a recent graduate into your team
New Broadwood piano for Music
This story published on Monday 19 October 2015
We are pleased to have installed in St Paul's an 1897 Broadwood Piano, fully restored by internationally-renowned piano expert and innovator, Richard Dain, at his Hurstwood Farm Studios.
Chris Irvine on success of Sports Journalism course
This story published on Monday 2 February 2015
In the current issue of leading rugby magazine Forty-20, Chris Irvine, rugby league correspondent for The Times and Sunday Times, and lecturer in sports journalism at the University, writes about some of the students who've gone on to great careers in the business after graduating from the Uni's sports journalism course. He also name checks some of the current students who are already active 'in the field'.
Corporate governance research: Where to next?
This story published on Thursday 22 October 2015
This was the question Professor Terry McNulty from the University of Liverpool discussed with members of FEGReG in a most enjoyable and thought-provoking seminar on Wednesday 14th October 2015.
University of Huddersfield to play major role in review
This story published on Thursday 22 October 2015
Congratulations to Dr Paul Youngson
National Care Leavers’ Week
This story published on Thursday 22 October 2015
Wednesday 21 October to Wednesday 28 October 2015
National Care Leavers’ Week
This story published on Friday 23 October 2015
Wednesday 21 October to Wednesday 28 October 2015
Huddersfield contributes to British Museum event on Celtic origin
This story published on Friday 23 October 2015
Professor Martin Richards invited to join prestigious panel
Well done to the School of Human and Health Sciences
This story published on Friday 23 October 2015
£1,231.57 raised for the Forget Me Not Children's Hospice
National Pro Bono Week
This story published on Tuesday 27 October 2015
Pro Bono: Why is it important?
Discounted MetroCards for Staff
This story published on Monday 16 November 2015
New Scheme: 1 January to 31 December 2016
Increase in SPAM emails
This story published on Friday 30 October 2015
Message from Computing and Library Services
A Thought-provoking Portrait of Modern Psychiatric Care
This story published on Thursday 29 October 2015
Free event on Thursday 12 November
Final chance to book onto the Inaugural PGR Conference
This story published on Friday 30 October 2015
Friday 13 November
Inaugural lecture: Youth, extremism and ethnic segregation
This story published on Thursday 29 October 2015
Professor Paul Thomas delivered a very successful inaugural lecture last night to a lecture theatre full of staff, current and former students and many interested organisations. Organisations attending included Kirklees Stronger Families, Mahdlo (Oldham Youth Zone), West Yorkshire Police, Bury Youth Service, Rochdale Youth Service and Orangebox (Halifax).
Call for papers: Building Resilience Conference
This story published on Monday 5 October 2015
Sixth International Conference on Building Resilience will be held in Auckland, New Zealand 7-9th of September, 2016 in conjunction with Massey University, and Auckland University, New Zealand University of Huddersfield, UK and UNISDR.
Leading Disaster Risk Reduction
This story published on Monday 5 October 2015
Professors Dilanthi Amaratunga & Richard Haigh were invitees at the “Leading Disaster Risk Reduction: A seminar on preparing for and responding to disasters”, held on the 1st October 2015 in the Mountbatten Room, Christ’s College, University of Cambridge.
