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Claire Aindow, Pro Vice Chancellor (Growth and Development), to take part in key county event

Nearly 100 college students from across Lancashire attended the MoD ‘Big Bang’ event at the University of Cumbria’s Barrow campus, gaining first-hand insight into careers in engineering, defence, robotics and advanced manufacturing.

Career development and the future of the legal profession were key topics on the agenda as the University of Cumbria hosted the President of the Law Society of England and Wales.

A landmark summit highlighting the transformative power of arts and culture has been held at the University of Cumbria’s Barrow campus.

The history of a landmark building at the University of Cumbria is being remembered with a blue plaque, in partnership with the Carlisle & District Civic Trust.

The University of Cumbria has secured almost £4 million in government funding to help meet critical national skills needs in the defence sector.

The University of Cumbria has been ranked No.1 in the Northwest and among the top five universities in the UK for graduate outcomes, according to the latest Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA) data.

Barrow-in-Furness will take centre stage this June as two influential cultural figures, Darren Henley and Wayne Hemingway, lead a landmark summit focused on the transformative power of arts and culture.

In a free exhibition, the University of Cumbria is throwing open its doors next week and inviting visitors to enjoy the work of its final year creative and media arts students.

The University of Cumbria has appointed two new Visiting Professors to support its continuing mission of shaping the healthcare workforce of the future.

‘Culturally significant’ artefacts have completed their journey from Lancaster to Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia, following a handover event at the University of Cumbria.