Top job for Huddersfield’s Advanced Nurse Practitioner
This story published on Thursday 27 October 2016
Dr Melanie Rogers is the first expert from the UK to lead the Nurse Practitioner/Advanced Practice Nurse Network of the International Council of Nurses
Black teachers still need ‘white sanction’ to gain advancement
This story published on Wednesday 26 October 2016
“…participants expressed that white colleagues were like ‘gatekeepers’, and there was no way you could get a job without first impressing and/or forming an alliance with them…”
Huddersfield Weather Watch – September 2016
This story published on Wednesday 26 October 2016
September – second warmest
Uni to undertake major human rights project for Intersex people
This story published on Tuesday 25 October 2016
“…across Europe there has been very little research into or promotion of the human rights for intersex people…”
New research shows way for anti-cancer treatment
This story published on Monday 24 October 2016
“…what developers need is a safe way of predicting what would happen in a patient’s body…”
Geographic profiling to thwarts tiger kidnappers
This story published on Monday 24 October 2016
Investigative psychologist interviews convicted criminals to observe patterns in the geographic profiling of tiger kidnapping
Breakthrough in harvesting energy from automotive shock absorbers
This story published on Thursday 20 October 2016
“…a full-size, ready-to-test prototype has already been constructed…”
Uni’s 3M prof heads to final of Women in Business Awards
This story published on Wednesday 19 October 2016
Professor Liz Towns-Andrews, the 3M Professor of Innovation, won the regional heat in the STEM Business of the Year category
Online wound care Masters modules win major international award
This story published on Tuesday 18 October 2016
Professor Karen Ousey and Lecturer-Practitioner Leanne Atkin receive the award for Contribution to Education in Wound Care in Florence
Chinese Consul attends Chinese Student and Scholar’s day
This story published on Monday 17 October 2016
The Consul and Head of the Education Section Mr Wang Ying was welcomed to the Chinese Fresher’s celebration
170,000 hate crimes go unreported in the UK each year
This story published on Thursday 13 October 2016
Researchers develop new hate crimes reporting systems to provide authorities with a clearer picture of the level of abuse
University unveils £4.5 million railway test rig
This story published on Thursday 13 October 2016
…and launches the Centre for Innovation in Rail, created to fast-track innovations in railway technology
IRR’s new sensor could turn every locomotive into a track monitor
This story published on Tuesday 11 October 2016
The easily-fitted device will detect and transmit vital information about the condition of rails and rail bed
Railway researchers win top IMechE award
This story published on Monday 10 October 2016
Dr Yann Bezin and Dr Gareth Tucker were awarded the George Stephenson Gold Medal for their paper Track loading limits and cross-acceptance of vehicle approvals
Head of Turbocharger Research Inst to chair top IMechE committee
This story published on Friday 7 October 2016
Professor John Allport has been elected Chair of the IMechE Academic Standards Committee
Graphic Design graduate uses creativity to help cancer survivors
This story published on Friday 7 October 2016
Daniel Kelly fended off 400 fellow designers to win a prestigious design competition.
The world descends on Huddersfield for Investigative Psychology
This story published on Friday 7 October 2016
“…increasing recognition of investigative psychology as a valuable tool for solving and understanding crime and criminal behaviour…”
Graphic design graduate’s equine business saddles up
This story published on Thursday 6 October 2016
Horses for courses – Graduate Lydia Haram turns a profit with her business Windigo Equine
Grad’s gunpowder art sells fast at Royal Scottish Academy Open Ex
This story published on Wednesday 5 October 2016
Celebrated Scottish artist and Huddersfield fine art graduate has a blast at the Edinburgh Open Exhibition by the RSA
Prison – should it be for punishment or rehabilitation?
This story published on Tuesday 4 October 2016
Shelton Abbey prison houses serious offenders in a relaxed atmosphere of landscaped gardens, offers freedom of movement and has no locked cells – the carrot or the stick to lower reoffending?
Over 2,000 visitors attend the Uni’s European Researchers’ Night
This story published on Monday 3 October 2016
The University of Huddersfield was one of just eleven universities in the UK invited to host an event
Sir John applauds UK’s track record for excellence in innovation
This story published on Monday 3 October 2016
Sir John O’Reilly delivered the keynote lecture at the University’s 2016 European Researchers’ Night
Cinderella Panto
This story published on Friday 18 November 2016
Discounted tickets at Lawrence Batley Theatre
French Without Tears
This story published on Wednesday 26 October 2016
Discounted tickets at the Lawrence Batley Theatre
Heritage Open Days
This story published on Wednesday 7 September 2016
Heritage Quay to participate in major festival this weekend
Canary Girls
This story published on Monday 3 October 2016
Mikron return to Heritage Quay this October
Library Roadshow
This story published on Friday 30 September 2016
Tuesday 11 October, 11.00am to 2.00pm
Dyslexia Awareness Week
This story published on Monday 3 October 2016
Monday 3 to Friday 7 October 2016
Smelling the coffee! - European Researchers Night
This story published on Monday 3 October 2016
CSRC ran an activity at the University of Huddersfield for European Researchers Night.
New study to look at Brexit impact on migrant workers
This story published on Monday 3 October 2016
Dr Katy Ferris, Leader of the Law Research Group, and Dr Andrew Jenkins, Principal Lecture in Events and Hospitality Management, are joining forces with Dr James Marson of Sheffield Hallam University. With supporting funds of £2,500 from a School Research fund, they will look at the impact of Brexit on migrant workers within the hospitality industry.
Adverse selection: UK annuity market and 1956 Finance Act
This story published on Wednesday 5 October 2016
This paper proposes a new price test for evidence of active adverse selection in the insurance market for longevity risks: the annuity market.
European Researchers’ Night
This story published on Thursday 6 October 2016
University transformed in one night
Students' Union Welcome Survey
This story published on Friday 7 October 2016
Take part for your chance to win
Postgraduate Research Conference
This story published on Friday 7 October 2016
Friday 18 November 2016
The Sound.Vision.Place
This story published on Wednesday 9 November 2016
Sally Wainwright, award winning dramatist will visit campus
Congratulations to Staff achieving their Doctorates
This story published on Wednesday 12 October 2016
Celebrating staff achievements
Being Your Own Boss
This story published on Wednesday 12 October 2016
This paper considers the non-pecuniary factors that influence whether an individual chooses whether or not to select into self-employment, using UK panel data.
Huddersfield Jazz
This story published on Thursday 13 October 2016
Jazz night with Lindsay Hannon Plus
Fruit and vegetable stall on campus coming up
This story published on Monday 17 October 2016
Every Wednesday on campus
Live to Tell: Raising Awareness, Reducing Risk
This story published on Thursday 13 October 2016
Fiona Hesselden, and Zaman Zaffer, CSRC members, on the occasion of the UN International Day of Disaster Risk Reduction write about the extra efforts needed in order to raise awareness of the increasing number of climate-related disasters.
Enterprise brochures now out
This story published on Friday 14 October 2016
Stay up-to-date with the Enterprise Team
Students' Union Bonfire Night
This story published on Tuesday 1 November 2016
Wednesday 2 November 2016
5 stars for Huddersfood Food Hygiene Inspection
This story published on Thursday 13 October 2016
Catering outlets received top rating for hygiene standards
Postgraduate Research Conference
This story published on Friday 28 October 2016
Friday 18 November 2016
Black History Month Cartoon Exhibition
This story published on Monday 17 October 2016
Exhibition by ROTOR
International Food and Culture Festival
This story published on Monday 17 October 2016
Wednesday 2 November 2016
Vegetarian Food Tasting Demonstration by Quorn Foods
This story published on Tuesday 18 October 2016
Friday 21 October in Student Central
Children's Mini Graduation Day
This story published on Tuesday 18 October 2016
Event for students with children
A new director for FEGReG – back to the future!
This story published on Tuesday 18 October 2016
Founder of FEGReG, Professor Chris Cowton, has resumed the leadership of the research group with a new title – Professor of Financial Ethics.
Student Extension System update
This story published on Wednesday 19 October 2016
Important updates for student extension requests
New Student Extension System
This story published on Wednesday 19 October 2016
Extension requests update for students
University Graduate Internship Scheme
This story published on Thursday 20 October 2016
12 week full-time paid internships
Free Performances by Az2B Theatre Group
This story published on Wednesday 19 October 2016
28 October 2016
Barriers to Switching Energy Suppliers
This story published on Wednesday 19 October 2016
Liberalised retail energy markets present an apparent contradiction: there are concerns about affordability as energy prices rise, but at the same time many consumers, including those who are struggling to pay their bills, appear to leave ‘money on the table’.
National Care Leavers’ Week
This story published on Thursday 20 October 2016
20 October to 28 October 2016
Fruit and vegetable stall on campus
This story published on Tuesday 1 November 2016
Every Wednesday on campus
International Food and Culture Festival
This story published on Tuesday 1 November 2016
Wednesday 2 November
Major Upgrade of the Estates Management System - Planon
This story published on Tuesday 8 November 2016
Submit your Estates work requests by 31 October
Careers with Global Organisations event
This story published on Thursday 27 October 2016
50 free student places for career event in Leeds
University of Huddersfield Press
This story published on Monday 31 October 2016
Access online journals, publications and books
Prof. Johnes presents at the Workshop on Efficiency in Education
This story published on Thursday 27 October 2016
Jill Johnes, Professor of Economics and Acting Dean of the Business School, last week travelled to Politecnico di Milano to present at the 4th Workshop on Efficiency in Education.
October Open Days a great success
This story published on Thursday 27 October 2016
33% increase in visitors
Erasmus Mundus Projects Showcased During EU Researchers’ Night
This story published on Thursday 27 October 2016
European Researchers’ Night is a Europe-wide event that is funded by European Commission via the EU’s Marie Sklodowska-Curie actions (MSCA). The event took place simultaneously in over 300 venues in the last Friday of September. It is an evening dedicated to inspiring the next generation of budding researchers.
Halloween at Heritage Quay
This story published on Friday 28 October 2016
Celebrate Halloween with Cabinet of Dr Caligari
International Student Barometer Survey
This story published on Wednesday 2 November 2016
Calling all international and EU students to complete the survey
International Student Barometer
This story published on Wednesday 2 November 2016
Encourage students to complete the student survey
Professor Monro moderates plenary at European Rainbow Cities conf
This story published on Monday 3 October 2016
Professor Surya Monro helped to make a European Conference supporting the rights and wellbeing of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people a resounding success.
Bisexual Studies – Mapping the way forward
This story published on Thursday 6 October 2016
What is bisexual studies? Why are lesbian, gay, queer and transgender studies so much more developed?
International research collaboration on transgender citizenship
This story published on Monday 17 October 2016
Professor Surya Monro and several colleagues from other Universities in countries including Belgium, Hungary, Norway, Portugal, Slovakia, Spain and the UK are collaborating to produce a Special Edition of the journal Critical Social Policy, about Transgender Citizenship in Europe.
Tackling hate crime against LGBT people
This story published on Friday 28 October 2016
Professor Surya Monro contributed to a large project recently completed by the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) Consortium funded by the Equality and Human Rights Commission on behalf of Bi UK.
Appointment to Editorial Board of Journal of Gender Studies
This story published on Thursday 27 October 2016
Dr Jo Woodiwiss has been appointed to the Editorial Board of the Journal of Gender Studies. The Journal of Gender Studies is an interdisciplinary journal, specialising in content concerning the subjects of gender and sex from a feminist perspective.
