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A former Cumbria Chief Constable who today has a national role in improving the police response to domestic abuse and protecting people from violence has been honoured for her unwavering public service. 

That’s the motivational message to the latest students graduating from University of Cumbria this week. 

The University of Cumbria is a partner in a major new project, which will fuel the potential of the North West cyber sector to keep the UK at the forefront of cutting-edge cyber security. 

An Honorary Fellowship has been awarded to Bryndís Snæbjörnsdóttir on the first day of the University of Cumbria’s November graduation ceremonies in recognition of her contributions to arts, international research and practice. 

Each year University of Cumbria pays recognition to a graduate who has excelled in their career, supports their community and acts as advocate for the university’s activities. The Alumnus of the Year recipients are nominated by members of the university community and approved by its board. 

Young people in Cumbria who want to build a career in the creative industries across the county will be the focus of attention for a day later this month.

Carlisle Cathedral will play host to thousands of visitors next week when University of Cumbria graduation ceremonies take place. 

Creating a healthcare workforce fit for the future is shaping a new university campus in Cumbria. 

University of Cumbria Institute of Education, Arts and Society is playing host to a series of events this autumn that will inspire budding artists of all ages and increase awareness of and access to creative industries and careers. 

During Occupational Therapy Week (4-10 Nov), University of Cumbria and Cumberland Council are delighted to announce the launch of a new Occupational Therapy (OT) assessment clinic. 

Rising above the rich woodlands of the Duddon Valley lies Mart Crag, one of several Cumbrian landmarks that are reminders of the historical presence of the pine marten, an elusive forest dweller that was once widespread in Cumbria and across the UK.

University of Cumbria’s Day of the Dead conference, is hosted at its Lancaster campus, aimed to educate future nurses and healthcare professionals about approaching difficult conversations with patients and their loved ones about death.