£80m boost for West Yorkshire’s digital and health technology firms
Businesses, universities and hospitals will benefit from a multi-million pound investment zone to drive the development of life changing technologies, it can be announced.
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Student’s film puts spotlight on mental health
A former University of Bradford student has shed a light on potential mental health challenges facing immigrants from Africa in a short film.
Best distance learning MBA in the world for value for money and net zero
The University of Bradford’s Distance Learning MBA has been ranked best in the world for value for money and its teaching dedicated to ethics and climate solutions by the Financial Times.
New breast cancer test to predict spread of the disease
A new breast cancer test which may be able to accurately and quickly predict those at risk of their cancer spreading is being trialled at the University of Bradford's Institute of Cancer Therapeutics.
Fast fashion, public health and space junk - University of Bradford asks postgrads to step up
Fast fashion, space junk and public health are just some of the topics that will be discussed at the University of Bradford’s upcoming postgraduate open days.
University gardeners go from green fingers to claret and amber
Gardening team members at the University of Bradford are known across the city campus for their green fingers, but now they'll be recognised for their claret and amber in honour of their local football club as the Bantams bid for promotion.
Students team up with Bradford Bulls for project
Students from the University of Bradford were given a guided tour and guest lecture at the city’s rugby league club as part of a marketing project.
Nursery children in library trip to mark World Book Day
Young bookworms were given a guided tour of the University of Bradford’s library facilities to mark World Book Day.
Bradford’s Formula Student race team gears up for Silverstone
University of Bradford’s very own Formula Student team is in the process of building a race car from scratch... and they're looking for sponsors.
Greater wealth doesn't always mean better health, argues professor
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