Competition takes engineer and designer to Luxembourg
This story published on Friday 26 May 2017
Philippa Hazel and Heather Braddock are first ever Huddersfield students to take part in the Morpheus Cup
No green light for traffic light app following expert evaluation
This story published on Thursday 25 May 2017
Psychologist Dr Kyle Wilson takes a ‘human look’ at a new vehicle traffic light app ahead of plans to introduce similar devices into ‘connected vehicles’
Hudds pharmacist represents UK at International Congress
This story published on Thursday 25 May 2017
Dr Mahendra Patel was invited by Morocco's National Council of Pharmacists to speak at the country’s 3rd International Congress
Student designs thwart doorstep crime
This story published on Tuesday 23 May 2017
The University’s Secure Societies Institute, in conjunction with West Yorkshire Police, run their annual Designing Out Crime Challenge for student product designers
New £3.5m microscope and ion accelerator now operational
This story published on Monday 22 May 2017
The Microscope and Ion Accelerator for Materials Investigations, or MIAMI-2, is already being used for experiments
Festival puts sound into silent movies
This story published on Friday 19 May 2017
Yorkshire Silent Film Festival takes to the screen across the county
Bishop Jonathan gives inaugural professorial lecture
This story published on Friday 19 May 2017
“…work should not revolve exclusively around people’s earning power, but also value the contribution they make to the well-being of society and the environment…”
Coroners unable to agree on what caused a person’s death
This story published on Thursday 18 May 2017
…or whether it merits an inquest, even when faced with identical case information
Plans move forward to further expand pharmacy research
This story published on Thursday 18 May 2017
Planning day lays foundation for 10-year pharmacy practice research strategy
£6 million facelift for science building
This story published on Wednesday 17 May 2017
Work on the redesigning of the Joseph Priestley Building is under way and completion is due around the end of the year
New style families emerge through ‘adopted’ embryo programme
This story published on Tuesday 16 May 2017
Researchers examine the policies behind the 20-year scheme that sees couples adopting embryos but maintaining contact with the donors leading to extended family units
First book of its kind dedicated to forensic science education
This story published on Monday 15 May 2017
The editor-in-chief of the new book, Forensic Science Education and Training, is the University’s Dr Anna Williams
Uni accelerator science expertise joins National Ion Beam Centre
This story published on Friday 12 May 2017
The University’s International Institute for Accelerator Applications will make up two key elements of the £8.8 million UK National Ion Beam Centre
Marketers top Tech brief at London L’Oréal Brandstorm competition
This story published on Friday 12 May 2017
The Huddersfield final-year marketing students competed against 115 teams from 41 universities
Kenyan “learning by doing” project rolled out for second year
This story published on Friday 12 May 2017
BA Business Studies first-years’ project furthers link with Kenya’s Kajire Girls’ High School and the social enterprise TenSenses Africa
University renews membership with Santander Universities Network
This story published on Thursday 11 May 2017
The new agreement was signed by the University’s Vice-Chancellor, Professor Bob Cryan, and by the UK Director of Santander Universities, Matt Hutnell
Study examines emotional stress of child homicide on police
This story published on Wednesday 10 May 2017
“…the clichéd image of hard bitten, unemotional cops could not be further from the truth…”
University research opens door to U.S. market for local firm
This story published on Tuesday 9 May 2017
Researchers across the University have been working to develop the Paxman Scalp Cooling System which has led to company receiving the go-ahead to enter the American market
HE playing field between men/women needs to be levelled
This story published on Monday 8 May 2017
Speakers at the University’s Athena SWAN conference rail against gender inequality throughout the sector
Rail safety professors give inaugural professorial lectures
This story published on Monday 8 May 2017
Professor Coen van Gulijk from the University’s Institute of Railway Research and Visiting Professor George Bearfield from the RSSB will give their lectures on Wednesday 17 May
Honorary-award recipient champions children in care
This story published on Friday 5 May 2017
Poet Lemn Sissay gave his name to the University’s Sissay Scholarship for Care Leavers, now on its second term
Top conference award for ground-breaking drug analysis technique
This story published on Friday 5 May 2017
Dr Muhammad Usman Ghori received the Platinum Award at the Atomic Force Microscope conference
The strange case of Arthur Conan Doyle and the Cottingley Fairies
This story published on Thursday 4 May 2017
Why was the Sherlock Holmes author so away with the fairies? Huddersfield lecturer Dr Merrick Burrow explains…
Hudds hosts CIB Board on one of its rare visits to the UK
This story published on Thursday 4 May 2017
Dean of Art, Design and Architecture Professor Mike Kagioglou, who is a CIB board member, extended the invitation to convene the next assembly at the University
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Horus Music wins Queen’s Award for Enterprise
This story published on Tuesday 2 May 2017
Horus Music, established by alumnus Nick Dunn in 2006, was recently named as one of the 176 companies to win a Queen’s Award for Enterprise.
Sound.Vision.Place - Mic Night Event
This story published on Wednesday 3 May 2017
Explore the Open Mic Scene with a different kind of Symposium
How do you tell if someone is lying to the police?
This story published on Thursday 27 April 2017
Professor Peter French, an expert in Forensic Speech Science, gives us the answer at this year’s annual Babel Lecture which takes place on Friday 12 May in the Brontë Lecture Theatres. Peter has worked on more than 5,000 police investigations nationally and internationally, analysing recordings and identifying speech patterns and meanings.
Photographic Exhibition
This story published on Wednesday 3 May 2017
Thursday 4 May, Exhibition Closing Event
Problems with the Extension System
This story published on Friday 5 May 2017
There have been reported issues from students experiencing difficulty when completing an Extension or Extenuating Circumstances request for assignments in ‘My Details’.
Discover – research with impact
This story published on Tuesday 9 May 2017
Spring 2017 now available online
European Researchers’ Night is back!
This story published on Wednesday 10 May 2017
Save the date: Friday 29 September 2017 from 4.00pm
CROS and PIRLS Surveys
This story published on Wednesday 10 May 2017
Staff are encouraged to complete Research Surveys
ASCENT Training Workshop and Discussion Forum
This story published on Wednesday 10 May 2017
ASCENT Training Workshop and Discussion Forum entitled “Research and Innovation Capacity Strengthening for the Development of Societal Resilience to Disasters” was successfully held from 27th February – 4th March 2017 at the University of Ruhuna Matara, Sri Lanka.
Launching CABARET
This story published on Wednesday 10 May 2017
CABARET (Capacity Building in Asia for Resilience EducaTion) project, which is led by Professor Richard Haigh of University Huddersfield’s Global Disaster Resilience Centre, was launched in March 2017 with the organisation of the project kick off meeting in Sri Lanka from 27th to 30th March 2017.
Mainstreaming DRR and CCA
This story published on Wednesday 10 May 2017
International collaborative project entitled: “Mainstreaming Integrated Disaster Risk Reduction and Climate Change Adaption Strategies into Coastal Urban Agglomeration Policy” led by Professor Richard Haigh, University Huddersfield’s Global Disaster Resilience Centre was launched on the 3rd April 2017 in Jakarta, Indonesia.
Mainstreaming disaster resilience in the construction process
This story published on Wednesday 10 May 2017
A major report entitled: “Mainstreaming disaster resilience in the construction process: Professional education for a disaster resilient built environment, has been published. This report is edited by Professor Dilanthi Amaratunga, Professor Richard Haigh, Dr Chamindi Malalgoda and Dr Kaushal Keraminyage at the Global Disaster Resilience Centre, University of Huddersfield, United Kingdom.
Celebrating staff achievements
This story published on Thursday 11 May 2017
Latest staff members to successfully complete their Doctorates
CIB Symposium on Resilience to Climate Change and Flooding
This story published on Wednesday 10 May 2017
In association with the Global Disaster Resilience Centre (GDRC) and the CIB, the School of Art, Design and Architecture at the University of Huddersfield organised a one-day symposium on climate change and flooding on the 6th of April 2017, at the Sir George Buckley Theatre, University of Huddersfield.
Team Hud £7 pass now available
This story published on Friday 12 May 2017
No contract, hassle free weekly membership
Fund Raising Beer Festival
This story published on Thursday 1 June 2017
Bell ringing, jazz bands and more..
Open Days 2017
This story published on Wednesday 24 May 2017
Invite friends and family to an Open Day
Open Days 2017
This story published on Wednesday 14 June 2017
Invite friends and family to an Open Day
Explore the untold stories of our local community.
This story published on Wednesday 17 May 2017
On Saturday 10 June the University of Huddersfield opens up to showcase its research projects and the work of local community groups and welcomes families to learn together about some of the unknown parts of our local history, Black History and the History of Mental Health Care.
Climate Change, Turning Knowledge into Action
This story published on Wednesday 17 May 2017
This course aims to clarify both the meaning and importance of climate change, as well as enable students to come up with strategies that will reduce their carbon footprint. Participating in this course and mentioning this in your CV or interview will help add to your employability.
Green features of Oastler Building
This story published on Wednesday 17 May 2017
Find out more about the sustainable features of the new Oastler Building
Walk to the woods: Bird watching walk with Chris Abell
This story published on Thursday 18 May 2017
Sunday 21 May
Emerald Literati Awards 2017
This story published on Friday 19 May 2017
Prof Patricia Tzortzopoulos has been chosen as an outstanding Reviewer for the for Journal of Financial Management of Property and Construction
Follow-up visit to Chongqing Jiaotong University
This story published on Monday 22 May 2017
Over the Easter period Professor Adrian Pitts and Dr Yun Gao paid a follow-up visit to Chongqing Jiaotong University in China following their recent appointments as Distinguished Visiting Professors which commenced in January 2017.
Graduate Internships available at the University
This story published on Monday 22 May 2017
Join a 10 week graduate programme at the University
History of Nursing Research Colloquium 2017
This story published on Tuesday 23 May 2017
Wednesday 28 June
Introduction to the Personal Academic Tutor Role
This story published on Tuesday 23 May 2017
Wednesday 14 June
Cedrec Environment legislation service
This story published on Tuesday 23 May 2017
Access guidance and resources on the environmental obligations that could apply to your role
Travel disruption affecting exams
This story published on Tuesday 23 May 2017
If you are experiencing difficulties travelling to Huddersfield for exams, please contact your School Office.
Teaching and Learning Conference 2017
This story published on Wednesday 24 May 2017
Building an Academic Community: engaging our students
Sunshine & Serenity Festival
This story published on Wednesday 31 May 2017
Kirkwood Hospice event to take place at the University
Students' Union Job Vacancy
This story published on Wednesday 24 May 2017
Job available at the Students' Union
Health Shield visit on campus
This story published on Wednesday 24 May 2017
Tuesday 30 May 2017 - Schwann Building Atrium
Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) competition final
This story published on Thursday 8 June 2017
Wednesday 14 June, 5.30pm – 7.00pm
Northern Rail Season Ticket scheme
This story published on Thursday 25 May 2017
Save money on your rail travel with this employee benefit
Our partners are progressing in the project
This story published on Thursday 25 May 2017
Aiming to develop a global framework of capabilities in public relations and communication management, the University of Huddersfield in partnership of academics from Sweden, Spain, Argentina, Canada, US, South Africa, Singapore, Australia and UK are developing country frameworks of capabilities. UK survey has been launched and will be open until 31st of May.
Collective sensing as a source of dynamic managerial capability
This story published on Tuesday 30 May 2017
The Business School's Strategy and International Business Research Group (SIB) heard Dr Maha Alshaghroud from University of Huddersfield present her research on "Collective sensing as a source of dynamic managerial capability: A situated cognition approach to identifying superior acquisition opportunities".
Change to Admissions and Records Office
This story published on Wednesday 31 May 2017
Update from Professor Tim Thornton, Deputy Vice-Chancellor
