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Two of the country’s greatest engineering and education ambassadors and an internationally respected leader of occupational health education have received Honorary Doctorates from the University of Cumbria.

In the early 1980s, Ian Sinker and his future wife Mandy were students on the Lancaster campus which is now part of the University of Cumbria. 

200 paramedic apprentices from across England officially graduated from University of Cumbria having learnt while they earned over the last two years. 

Driven by her passion to deliver quality social care, Amy Milburn left her care home role during the Covid pandemic to return to learning because she ‘wanted to do more’ to help those in need. 

Two parasitic disease experts from South Africa have travelled more than 14,000 kilometres (8,500 miles) to join their daughter’s celebration at the University of Cumbria’s summer 2023 graduations.  

July 2023 is proving to be a month packed with special moments for Claire Hensman CVO. 

PRESS NOTICE: With a week to go, the University of Cumbria is making final preparations for its summer 2023 graduation ceremonies.

Helping to improve the life chances of young people, the University of Cumbria has hosted an event celebrating the first year of a scheme that aims to train new generations of youth workers and increase young people’s access to high quality youth work. 

The University of Cumbria has launched its invitation to tender process to seek and secure a contractor to build its brand new campus in Barrow-in-Furness. 

At an event marking 50 years of teacher education in London, alumnus and headteacher Amanda Wilson, called for peers to help the next generation of school leaders at outset of their leadership journeys. 

"Achievements of the Montreal Protocol set precedent for global action on climate" - says University of Cumbria's Dr T Matthew Robson

University of Cumbria is one of six universities and seven NHS trusts who have come together to set up a new digital health hub.