News from 2014

Africa regional conference marks the 40th anniversary of Peace Studies at Bradford

The African regional conference convened to mark the 40th anniversary of Peace Studies programme at the University of Bradford was held at the prestigious Serena Hotel in Kampala, Uganda on 14th November 2014. The Conference focused on the theme - Why War? Africa. The conference was organized by the Department of Peace Studies, University of Bradford in partnership with the Kampala-based Advocates Coalition for Development and Environment (ACODE). Other local partners that co-hosted the Conference are Mbarara University of Science and Technology and the Peace and Conflict Studies Programme at Makerere University.

Dirt Provides New Insight Into Roman Burials

The first scientific evidence of frankincense being used in Roman burial rites in Britain has been uncovered by a team of archaeological scientists led by the University of Bradford. The findings - published in the Journal of Archaeological Science - prove that, even while the Roman Empire was in decline, these precious substances were being transported to its furthest northern outpost.

Lord Mayor Welcomes International Students to Bradford

The University of Bradford is celebrating the arrival of students from across the world at a special Lord Mayors reception.

Making the most out of Opportunities in China

Businesses and individuals wanting to engage with China and exploit the opportunities available are being encouraged to attend a lecture at the University of Bradford.

Malaysian State Minister visits the University

The University of Bradford strengthened its ties with the Far East when it welcomed a Malaysian State Minister to the campus.