How this new apprenticeship is helping students get a foot in the door
A band-new apprenticeship has been launched by the University of Sunderland – in partnership with NHS trusts around the north-east…
How this graduate is helping win gold at the Paris Paralympics 2024
A University of Sunderland graduate is heading to Paris to help support athletes competing at the 2024 Paralympic Games. Jonathon…
How researchers are rethinking the way we treat thyroid conditions
Researchers from the University of Sunderland are rethinking the way in which patients are prescribed medication for thyroid conditions. Mia…
How Sunderland is Clearing the way for a life-changing career
Thousands of school-leavers – as well as mature students – are set to change their lives at the University of…
Broadcaster Jeff Brown and former Sunderland MP Julie Elliott announced as Pro-Chancellors
Broadcasting legend, Jeff Brown, and former MP for Sunderland Central, Julie Elliott, will be joining the University of Sunderland next…
New Pro Vice-Chancellor appointed at the University of Sunderland
Dr Helen Driscoll has been appointed as Pro Vice-Chancellor (Learning & Teaching). This comes after she was appointed Interim Pro…
How these award-winning apprentices have been recognised for their dedication
Two apprentices who have graduated from the University of Sunderland have been recognised for their work at the North East…
How cycling 3,600km across Europe has raised vital funds for charity
A graduate from the University of Sunderland has completed the challenge of a lifetime to raise money for charity. Tudor…
How Flora is flying the flag for Wearside’s oldest business
An international student from the University of Sunderland is making a significant impact on Wearside’s oldest business through her innovative…
How this lecturer has been recognised for her innovative teaching
A lecturer at the University of Sunderland has been recognised by the Association for the Study of Medical Education (ASME)…
From Sunderland to Dar es Salaam – Charlotte and Alisha in Tanzania
Charlotte Eastick and Alisha Knox, both 23 and second-year students in the BSc (Hons) Occupational Therapy programme, embarked on a…
How the Swedish approach on the neonatal unit could help empower north-east families
A University of Sunderland lecturer whose baby was born pre-term is hoping her research into how Sweden’s approach to supporting…
The husband and wife team who change lives
A Sunderland-born global businessman who, alongside his wife, has supported dozens of students at the University of Sunderland to achieve…
Ha’way man! Wor dialects are alreet
North-east dialects are flourishing according to a new book written by an academic at the University of Sunderland which uses…
Why graduate Esther is returning to her roots to explore sustainable Nigerian fashion
An international student from the University of Sunderland has been working with one of West Africa’s largest art galleries to…