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Barrow campus sign of change for higher education ‘cold spot’
Symbolic of the birth of Barrow-in-Furness as a university town, University of Cumbria is delighted to provide an update on its intent to support the expansion of the town’s education, economic and cultural opportunities with its new campus currently under construction.
Appointments to University of Cumbria’s senior leadership team
The university is pleased to announce two new members of the senior leadership team.
UHMBT has excellent take-up of new RSV vaccination designed to protect babies from life-threatening virus
Pregnant women across Morecambe Bay are taking up the opportunity to receive a ground-breaking new vaccine designed to protect unborn babies against the harmful Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV).
University of Cumbria advice for students ahead of A-level results day
On the eve of A-level results day 2024, University of Cumbria is urging students not to worry as it has teams – including current students who have gone through the Clearing process - on hand to help.
Partnership agreement between University of Cumbria and University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust to benefit patients, the workforce and region
Two leading institutions have signed a commitment to work more closely together to help improve the health and opportunities of those living, working, and studying in the region.
Cumbria's university ready for Summer 2024 graduations
PRESS NOTICE: University of Cumbria graduation ceremonies, Tuesday 16 July to Thursday 18 July in Carlisle Cathedral.
Catalyst: Creative residencies in Cumbria - three artists selected and awarded £25,000 each
A poet, a visual artist and a musician have each been awarded £25,000 to each create a brand new piece of art for Cumbria over the next 10 months.
University of Cumbria Honorary Doctor, Professor Graham Wren, receives Freedom of the City of London
Born and raised in west Cumbria, Professor Graham Wren OBE FREng FRSE was awarded a University of Cumbria Honorary Doctorate – the highest honorary award given by the university – in July 2023.
Cumbria call for three UK artists to take up creative residencies in the county for a year
Poets, visual and digital artists, writers, theatre and film makers and composers from across the UK are being invited to take up creative residencies in the North West.
United and university leaders pledge collaboration to support Carlisle and Cumbria’s communities.
Vice Chancellor Professor Julie Mennell DL has welcomed new Carlisle United owners Tom and Patty Piatak to University of Cumbria’s Fusehill Street campus, which is situated less than a mile from the League One club’s Brunton Park ground.
Contribution of arts, culture and creativity to health and wellbeing explored in Arts Council England visit to Cumbria
A dynamic two-day event focusing on the contribution of the arts and creative sectors to health and wellbeing in Cumbria has been taking place this week, co-hosted by University of Cumbria with Arts Council England, Cumberland Council and Westmorland and Furness Council.
Remarkable nature boost for south Cumbria
As nature’s crisis deepens, with one in six species across the UK at risk of extinction, an ambitious mission to reintroduce 10 threatened animals and plants in south Cumbria celebrates unprecedented successes.