Japanese influence helps graduates create silk design business
This story published on Thursday 1 October 2015
Meiji Designs, run by young entrepreneurs Ruth Gibbs and Natalie Herbert, has already featured in Vogue and presented to a member of the Royal Family
Using smart technology Mohammad corners the fast food market
This story published on Wednesday 30 September 2015
Enterprising graduate Mohammad Sheikholeslami’s new fast food app will revolutionise the takeaway industry
Journal launched for computers that can create their own music
This story published on Tuesday 29 September 2015
“...people at home could create their own music on demand...”
Eco project takes centre stage at World Forestry Congress, Durban
This story published on Monday 28 September 2015
“...maintaining this environment and protecting the wild coffee genetic resources is acknowledged to be a challenge of global importance...”
NPL Huddersfield success shines at Sci and Tech Select Committee
This story published on Friday 25 September 2015
“...NPL is seeking to replicate its success in Huddersfield by other forging partnerships...”
Things have just got Better for businesses in the North
This story published on Thursday 24 September 2015
Katie Lister’s business, Better, endeavours to motivate and inspire people to be happier and more productive
Huddersfield in EC report for encouraging enterprise in education
This story published on Wednesday 23 September 2015
“...its entrepreneurship education could be widely emulated and deserves international recognition...”
Huddersfield Weather Watch - July 2015
This story published on Wednesday 23 September 2015
Warm start, wet finish
University names buildings after famous historic figures
This story published on Tuesday 22 September 2015
The new home for the University’s Law School and the School of Music, Humanities and Media will be named the Oastler Building
Vice-Chancellor elected Fellow of RAE
This story published on Tuesday 22 September 2015
Professor Bob Cryan CBE is one of just 50 Fellows elected annually by the Royal Academy of Engineering
Capturing the live performance proves the product for Josh
This story published on Friday 18 September 2015
Young entrepreneur Josh Power’s professional recording service attracts local organisations, schools, choirs and bands keen to record that perfect performance
Artist’s digital exhibition appears at Salford’s International 3
This story published on Sunday 20 September 2015
Sigmund Freud’s theme of the ‘uncanny’ is the focal point for the work of three artists, including Huddersfield’s Anneké Pettican, who exhibit as the collective Brass Art
Transport Design entrepreneur wins major international award
This story published on Thursday 17 September 2015
Superyachts, private jets and luxury interior design are all in a day’s work for Kazakhstan’s Batyr Ospanov
Top enterprise graduate now looks to build on passion for fitness
This story published on Wednesday 16 September 2015
Enterprise Development graduate Peter Shaw puts fitness first for his first business venture
Entrepreneur Adriana is featured artist at London Design Festival
This story published on Tuesday 15 September 2015
Her business Adriana Tavares Rugs was approached by global fashion company to display her work
University welcomes Bahrain’s Minister of Education
This story published on Monday 14 September 2015
The University of Huddersfield welcomed His Excellency Dr Majed Bin Ali-Al Noaimi on a fact-finding visit to explore opportunities to further develop Bahrain’s higher education and research
The largest, most diverse inward migration in Britain’s history
This story published on Friday 11 September 2015
This forgotten chapter of the country’s history is celebrated in a major exhibition at the Imperial War Museum North ... Mixing It: The Changing Faces of Wartime Britain
Research shows value of cadaver dogs locating underwater corpses
This story published on Thursday 10 September 2015
“...some countries are ahead of the UK in using dogs to detect the submerged bodies...”
Monitoring the large-scale manufacture of stem cells
This story published on Monday 7 September 2015
“...it is vital to monitor their growth so that the yield and quality are maximised...”
New ‘smart database’ aids industry with the 100s of ISO standards
This story published on Friday 4 September 2015
The ‘category theory’ database is three times faster than conventional relational databases and takes up a third of the storage space
Opportunities for students to get involved
This story published on Monday 14 September 2015
Help to spread the word
Students’ Union Book Sale
This story published on Monday 21 September 2015
Wednesday 30 September, 10.00am to 3.30pm
Students’ Union book sale
This story published on Monday 21 September 2015
Wednesday 30 September, 10.00am–3.30pm
Cycling survival skills for students
This story published on Tuesday 8 September 2015
Free courses for students
Bird watching walks in Huddersfield
This story published on Wednesday 9 September 2015
cancelled due to weather
Plants Out Of Place
This story published on Thursday 10 September 2015
Saturday 19 September - Tuesday 22 September 2015, 9.30am - 6.30pm, Queen's Park, London
Rethinking the Nation
This story published on Wednesday 7 October 2015
The University are working with the AHRC on an event that looks at the way we live now in Britain.
Heritage Quay - this weekend!
This story published on Friday 11 September 2015
Free family LEGO fun and have your say in the Holocaust Heritage and Learning Centre consultation.
News from Huddersfood
This story published on Wednesday 16 September 2015
Competitions, offers and more!
New design for student homepage
This story published on Thursday 17 September 2015
Improving the online experience of our students
Thinking Digital Manchester
This story published on Friday 18 September 2015
Free places for young entrepreneurs
Welcome Programme 2015
This story published on Thursday 17 September 2015
Don’t miss: exciting events, activities and tours
Times Higher Education Awards 2015
This story published on Thursday 17 September 2015
University of Huddersfield shortlisted in 3 categories
Welcome to our new and returning students
This story published on Thursday 24 September 2015
Take a look at these student safety tips
Freshers' Week fire safety survival tips
This story published on Tuesday 22 September 2015
West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service
Meet the International Student Societies
This story published on Tuesday 22 September 2015
Freshers' Week 21 September - 2 October
Textile Practice at Great Northern Contemporary Craft Fair
This story published on Tuesday 22 September 2015
For the first time this year the Textile Practice course is exhibiting at GNCCF. We will be using our stand to promote the course showcasing students and recent graduates.
Pingyao International Photography Festival - Beyond the Camera
This story published on Tuesday 22 September 2015
Huddersfield students selected to exhibit at Pingyao International Photography Festival 2015
Public Lecture
This story published on Wednesday 28 October 2015
The Rights of the Employee in the 21st Century
Multiculturalism and its Discontents
This story published on Friday 25 September 2015
The Leeds Salon: Monday 5 October, 6.45pm
Nigerian Independence Day Celebrations
This story published on Thursday 1 October 2015
1 October 2015
Publication success for FEGReG members
This story published on Thursday 24 September 2015
A paper co-authored by Director of FEGReG Collins Ntim has been accepted for publication in the Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal.
Registering at the Health Centre
This story published on Thursday 24 September 2015
New students encouraged to register
Walking Inside Out – Psychogeography Book Talk
This story published on Monday 28 September 2015
Friday 9 October at 4.15pm to 6.15pm
Annual Evaluation
This story published on Tuesday 29 September 2015
The Annual Evaluation is now live
Autumn 2015 Issue of Discover magazine
This story published on Tuesday 29 September 2015
The new issue of our research magazine has just been published
Santander 60 Second Pitch Awards
This story published on Tuesday 29 September 2015
Calling all entrepreneurs
Huddersfield MPharm graduate wins RPS award
This story published on Wednesday 30 September 2015
Saima Kausar's public health work recognised by professional body.
Symposium in Disaster Resilience and Built Environment Education
This story published on Monday 28 September 2015
Global Disaster Resilience Centre, University of Huddersfield, UK hosted a symposium on disaster resilience and built environment education: celebrating project successes from 16th to 18th September 2015 in Huddersfield, UK
Latest issue of Disaster Resilience Journal published
This story published on Monday 28 September 2015
Volume 6 Issue 3 of the International Journal of Disaster Resilience in the Built Environment, edited by GDRC Professors Dilanthi Amaratunga & Richard Haigh has just been published.
Call for Papers: ensuring accountability in disaster management
This story published on Tuesday 15 September 2015
Ensuring Accountability in Disaster Risk Management and Reconstruction
Tsunami Risk Assessment and Mitigation for the Indian Ocean
This story published on Wednesday 9 September 2015
“Tsunami Risk Assessment and Mitigation for the Indian Ocean: Knowing your Tsunami risk – and what to do about it” - Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission, Manuals and Guides 52 has been published.
Role of Higher Education for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2030
This story published on Wednesday 2 September 2015
A Roundtable discussion on the role of Higher Education in supporting implementation of the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2030 was held at the 5th International Conference on Building Resilience, Newcastle University, Australia.
Partnering with Building Resilience Conference
This story published on Wednesday 2 September 2015
The 5th International Conference on Building Resilience was recently successfully held at Newcastle City Hall, Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia, from 15th - 17th July 2015.
Disaster risk mitigation for infrastructure - Global perspective
This story published on Wednesday 2 September 2015
Professor Dilanthi Amaratunga of GDRC delivered a key note entitled “Disaster risk mitigation for infrastructure – Global perspective” at the recently held Symposium on Enhancing Resilience of Critical Road Structures: Bridges, Culverts and Flood Ways. GDRC”s Professor Richard Haigh spoke about the UN Making Cities Resilient campaign.
