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Cumbria-led £268,000 international research collaboration with ethnic minority groups in Vietnam secures British Academy funding
A new international collaboration led by the University of Cumbria will explore the impact of outdoor tourism on ethnic minority groups in Vietnam.
Cumbria Fine Art graduates exhibit at world’s biggest art festival
Two recent graduates of the University of Cumbria have just returned from the trip of a lifetime after being part of an artistic collective to exhibit at the world’s biggest art festival – the 60th Venice Biennale.
The University of Cumbria empowers the next generation of diagnostic radiographers with immersive training opportunities
- University of Cumbria leverages innovative training solutions, building on students’ skills, experience and confidence to better meet the evolving challenges of healthcare delivery.
- Exposure to the latest MRI and CT innovations enables insights into complex areas of healthcare provision to enhance students’ clinical experience.
- SmartSimulator and two Ysio Max X-ray systems from Siemens Healthineers offer simulation opportunities that mimic what students will see in a clinical environment.
New six-week part time course launches in Mapping Environmental Assets
Help is on hand for commoners and those working on commons to navigate changes in upland farming and environmental land management say the organisers of a new Cumbria based course.
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 Institute of Health staff and students shortlisted for prestigious awards
Staff and students from the University of Cumbria’s Institute of Health have been shortlisted in two sets of prestigious awards taking place this month.
Appointment of manager for Land and Nature Skills Service (LANSS)
Tracey Jackson has been appointed as manager for the Land and Nature Skills Service (LANSS), a new service connecting people with learning and training opportunities in Cumbria’s land and nature-based sector.
Health and care research shapes future education for NHS professionals
Work completed by specialist researchers at University of Cumbria’s Institute of Health is helping to shape the future of midwifery education nationally.
New campaign highlights the success stories of local students who were the first in their family to attend university
The extraordinary success of students from University of Cumbria who were the first in their families to attend university is being highlighted in a new national campaign, led by Universities UK.
Degree apprenticeship expansion secures £330,000 further funding
As part of its mission to drive higher-level skills across the North West and beyond, University of Cumbria is receiving a further investment to power its expansion of degree apprenticeships.
Carlisle United and University of Cumbria sign Memorandum of Understanding
Carlisle United and University of Cumbria have signed a Memorandum of Understanding that will help them work together on areas of common interest to support the community and the development of vital higher-level skills for the region.
Recruitment launched to lead exciting £4.8m health research project
Work has begun to appoint the first roles to an exciting £4.8m scheme that will create a centre of excellence in research into local health-related issues affecting people in north and west Cumbria.