This network enables our business contacts to find out more about the latest research and key developments from our partners and is just one way in which we are engaging with the local business ...

We’re an AACSB International and AMBA-accredited business school with a clear public value purpose: to make a positive impact in the communities of Wales and the world.

Part-time courses in humanities, languages, business, computing, politics and law, science and environment, and social studies. Unlock your potential with a student fee waiver – enrol now and learn ...

Our MBA Public Value Scholarship scheme recognises high-quality candidates who share our Public Value ethos and ambitions and want to take the next step in their career by studying for their MBA at ...

Our research-intensive profile and reputation enables us to secure funding for doctoral study from a wide range of sources, including UK Research Councils, charities and trusts, governmental bodies ...

You will work in small groups called ‘design units’ under the guidance of a Unit Leader. They will be an experienced tutor in research and architectural design. Units include: Unit A:H>D_Lahore 2024 ...

We are a research-led School with a reputation for internationally excellent research and high quality teaching. Carry out dynamic and forward-looking research in a truly interdisciplinary environment ...

Professor Andrés Rodríguez-Pose will be presenting on the new EU Cohesion policy and its implications for the UK. Cohesion Policy is the main instrument of the EU’s commitment to shared prosperity. A ...

The 2024 Summer School in Youth Mental Health Research took place from 15 to 17 July. Details for the Summer School 2025 will be available in March 2025. The three-day course takes place online, run ...

If you’re ordinarily resident in the UK and starting your PhD in September 2024, you may be able to apply for a doctoral loan to support your study. Please note that all figures quoted below are ...

This one-day course aims to empower clinicians within primary, interface, and critical care to better manage the uncertainty associated with the increasing clinical complexity faced on a daily basis.

Our next Exploring the Past free lecture, in partnership with the Historical Association, takes place on Wednesday 13 November. Please sign up to book a place, and we will send a Zoom link a few days ...