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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.

The screening of rare cine films from the private collection of a long-term director of Carlisle United Football Club forms part of two special events taking place this month, both involving University of Cumbria staff and students. 

A day of inspiring workshops, keynotes and networking for early years providers, primary schools and Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)/alternative provision settings at University of Cumbria’s Lancaster campus.

University of Cumbria paramedic lecturers lead the congratulations for award-winning student Nikolla Taylor-Walford.

The first woman to lead Cumbria Constabulary is to be honoured at a special ceremony in her home city next month. 

University of Cumbria student, Millie Routledge, is the recipient of the Stowe Family Law prize. 

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.  

Beavers are breeding at Lowther Estate, with two kits born this summer

Recently, Professor Amanda Taylor-Beswick presented her inaugural professorial lecture from the University of Cumbria's Lancaster campus. 

University of Cumbria part of new international research team  

The university is pleased to announce two new members of the senior leadership team.